Union Creek Resort

No cell service or working WiFi = zero access to phone calls, texts, internet. Front desk knows WiFi doesn’t work and encouraged us to travel to the nearest service 11 miles south. Lodge rooms hadn’t been thoroughly cleaned in some time. 1 inch thick dust under the bed and very dirty ceiling fan. Shared bathroom means two toilet/shower rooms used by nine lodge rooms - sinks in each room. One set of stairs to the second floor rooms - emergency exits are out the room windows to ladders or metal roofs - then jump from ladder or roof the final 8 feet to the ground.

Wi-Fi didn't work.

Very relaxing area and friendly staff with plenty of recommendations for leisure activities. Nice cafe across the street with great pies. Liked the horseshoe pits as well.

Close to crater Lake and tons of hiking and water falls near by. Easy for families. FYI unless you want to eat at Becky’s (which is great) make sure to bring groceries and a cooler. The cabins have stove and refrig.

There is no service & power went out all night. Make sure you print up maps before you go! Cabins were so cute! Nice people at the resort!

Ok stay. Clean rooms. By the river. Didn’t realize the bathroom was shared with everyone else on the second floor. Terrible WiFi connection. No tv. Convenient store on first floor.

Pros: clear instructions for checking in and out, clean and spacious room and comfy beds, good amenities (working fridge and microwave), easy parking. Cons: bathroom outside of room, very weak wifi, no elevator.

Very remote yet close to waterfalls, hiking trails and Crater Lake. No telephones or TV in the cabin. Very relaxing. Restaurant across the road "Beckie's" has amazing pie!

Absolutely beautiful place! Zero service and WiFi wouldn’t load anything but besides that it was a great stay! We arrived after office was closed and they gave us directions and everything before hand and had all the lights on in our cabin so we could see it.

As convenient as possible for Crater Lake. Ate dinner with great pie at Beckie’s (same owner I believe). Rustic cabins in the middle of the forest. Fun for a night or two! No cell service. And WiFi barely worked. Download any maps you’ll need beforehand!

We had a very nice 1 night stay. Our cabin was comfortable, clean and quiet. Only 2 dinner options nearby, so I recommend ordering food to go from the cafe and eating in your cabin to avoid a long wait. There is also a beautiful little walk to the "Rogue River Gorge" across from the cabins. It was so beautiful, highly recommend.

The desk staff were especially helpful, friendly and professional, both in-person and over the phone. They were up-front about the communication limitations beyond their control, but potential visitors need to know beforehand that there is no cell phone service in this remote area and the available WiFi is spotty and limited. That said, the location is beautiful and historic and close to Crater Lake, but visitors should monitor their gas tanks since the nearest gasoline is nearly a half-hour away in both directions. The restaurant across the street provides good food with friendly servers, and the lodge has a gift shop with snacks and souvenirs. Also, visitors should be advised that the lodge rooms are very small and have no private bathrooms; there are shared bathrooms available, and these are clean, secure, and well-maintained. We enjoyed our stay.

Cute, quaint and perfect. Loved the smell of the pine trees and Union Creek nearby. Our cabin was just as I imagined, clean and comfortable. Staff was very helpful

Gorgeous and so relaxing! Nice break from tech as there is no tv and the WiFi is not good. We embraced it and will be back!

I really enjoyed my stay, however if you are staying in the single rooms in the lodge just know there are only sinks in the room no bathroom. The bathrooms are shared, they were kept clean and I never had an issue with them constantly being in use. The rooms are old for sure but it had a cozy cabin feeling to them. I stayed in the summer, if it were winter I would imagine the rooms would get really cold with the outdated wood windows. Would definitely go again, there are tons of hiking trails and a restaurant cross the street, a charming river runs right next to the resort and the staff was so friendly.

Easy check in. Cabin sleeping area was nice. Kitchen had the necessities The bathroom was pretty gross. Old rusted vanity and medicine cabinet. Shower was yucky but the water was hot. Towels were clean and had shampoo .conditioner and soap. Folks were very nice and Beckie’s for dinner was good for burgers and pot pie Not really worth $250+ but location fit the bill

Individual cabins were very nice. Be aware there is no cell service and no one is working on the property after 8 pm. My complaint is that there were mouse droppings on the bed and no one we could contact.

The beds and the size of this Vacation Rental (cabin# 12) were the best things about this place. It was unsafe and unsanitary. The shower curtain was moldy and slimy, the kitchen floor was peeling, and there were Mouse Droppings in the bottom drawer of the oven! After my granddaughter was crawling around her clothes were filthy. We knew it was “rustic” which I have done before but this was run down and in need of updating to make it sanitary and safe. No stoppers for the tub or the sink, hard to give a baby a bath or shave in the sink. The mouse droppings really had me concerned about Hantavirus or other diseases. The front porch was uneven, caused my daughter to turn her ankle and my son in law to fall. A window lock was missing so we were afraid of leaving anything there when we went exploring. The fan moved across the floor when we turned it on! Really like a comedy of a trip gone wrong. The food available at Beckie’s was very good as was the Ice Cream place. But we brought food knowing we’d have a kitchen. It was adequate but only one towel? A Keurig coffee machine with no extra pods after the first day. We thought it was a regular coffee maker as I was told. A metal bottle opener in the toaster! How did we not get electrocuted as I found it the second day after it had been used the day before! Not worth the price we paid.

ABSOLUTELY AWFUL. WE LEFT EARLY AND DID NOT COMPLETE THE STAY. The cabin WAS FILTHY, from the moment we walked in there was dirt and dust covering everything, there was also broken glass on the floor that I almost impaled my foot on. The room was warm but we couldn't use the ceiling fan for fear of sending dust and dirt into the air. The windows barely open to assist. The room advertised online is not what you're getting. The AC kept breaking and was not able to cool the room. There was no vent in the bathroom to let steam exit, We didn't like being lied to about Wi-Fi. There is zero wifi, it's not spotty, it just doesn't work at all. If you can't provide that you shouldn't be allowed to say you have it, because many ppl rely on that for making plans and figuring things out, this had serious ramifications for our trip and spoiled part of it that we had already paid for. There is no wired phone to make up for lack of cell service, no TV, no dresser. Front desk attendant the checked is in was a lady wearing glasses who was rude and unfriendly. Only place to eat is owned by same property and gouges on prices. We had two nights booked, woke up after the first feeling sick (not surprising considering we were sleeping in a dust bucket), and we had to get out, we were forced to book elsewhere last minute which was tremendously expensive but we didn't want to stay and be miserable and end up with sinus infections. NEVER EVER AGAIN.

The property was beautiful, very clean and a giant double room. They gave us plenty of towels. Parking was easy. A great place to stay

The cabins were very rustic and in a great location. Beckies was a nice Spot to eat at.

This place is not a great option if you want to visit Crater Lake; it takes 40 mins to get to the Rim Village visitor center. While clean the rooms are very tight and rustic, also no TV or wifi and there’s no common area for entertainment. I would recommend staying there.

There was no AC or WiFi in the room. The room was very hot. The kids were too hot to fall asleep at night. The restroom was public. The room was very small. Worst accommodation experience of the whole trip.

The cabin was adequate, but we lost power around 8:15 and it did not return until 12:30, as already mentioned in checkin the internet was slow, actually to slow to use. Some noise from road, dinner next door was good.

I had booked a room above the registration office & store. I had missed that these units all SHARE ONE BATHROOM. Also, the room was VERY small with a double bed pushed against the wall and a narrow doorway width path into the room. Due to some health issues, we could not safely stay in that room. There was a cancellation on a cabin and we were changed to that lovely place. Which was way beyond our expectation and so very much appreciated.

The staff was very nice. The room was very small. There was a shared bathroom. The room was hot and no air conditioning. It was noisy

Super nice and friendly staff. Room was small and old. Shared bathroom and shower. No AC and it was hot. Fridge was too cold and froze our drinks. Luckily they didn't explode. Floors are super loud and creaky so you heard every step in the whole lodge. Door was falling apart. Bed was too soft. Wifi was 5% on, 95% off.

We loved this place. It's a fantastic location close to Crater Lake. Although our cabin was close to the road it wasn't too noisy and the facilities inside surprised us. The bathroom was fine with a decent shower and the room facilities quite adequate. We stayed in cabin 9 which had 2 beds - a small double and a single, fridge and microwave and air conditioning, which was very welcome, if a little noisy. The outside seating area was lovely and the ice cream shop across the road not to be missed! We stayed on a Monday so couldn't visit Beckies cafe sadly, as it is not open Mondays. There are many walking options from the site but it's only a short drive to Crater Lake and ideal to get an early start there.

The hotel is very rustic. Kind of steep stairs to go up. No bathroom’s in your room..down the hall didn’t really become an issue at all. Rooms were very clean and the towels were very good. I had a small room and what made it even a smaller was a chimney in the corner so I did not have very much space to put my items at all. Would like to see a little bit more lighting in the room or should I say brighter lighting, there was three lights, but none of them were really bright. You had a sink in your room, which was nice. Wi-Fi was hit or miss.. better the second night I stayed.. no TV. Hallway noise was very obvious, also people next-door to me. Hiking trails very close by which were nice. Also, a nice size creek running along the edge of the building. Across the street was Becky‘s Café, which had very good food… but not a big café. Parking lot road to get to the back of the building could use some gravel. It rained and there was a lot of mud puddles. Great location if you want to go to Crater Lake 30 to 35 minute drive. Overall, a good stay.

Beautiful lodge, cozy and in a great location. Only a 25 mins drive to Crater Lake. However walls were extremely thin, could clearly hear conversations through the walls. Overall would still recommend.

Charged me double for my stay

Chris was really accommodating at check in. Cabin was cute and cozy. Great parking. Beautiful piece of earth.

Upon arrival our cabin/key was not left outside like the email stated it would be for after hours check-in. We were unable to stay at the location and found ourselves looking for a different place to stay at 11pm. There is no phone service, there is no person on-site after hours. We went into town and was able to call the resort but they have no voicemail set up. This place is a joke when it comes to customer service. You arrive after hours you are 100% on your own. Best of luck. The folks that neglected to leave our key out should be fired

The worker who checked us in was so welcoming and did a great job explaining all of the benefits of the property and surrounding area. We really appreciated the maps with local hikes! We stayed in cabin 7 and it was huge, had a great layout and was so cute and cozy! We wish we would have booked a longer stay!

We had to cancel our stay at the resort due to the dense vegitation - my husband has severe asthma and was going into respiratory distress. The young lady at the resort was so very nice and understanding of his lung condition and allowed us to cancel immediately. The setting of the lodge and cabins was wooded - peaceful - it looked like it would have been fun to stay there. Thank her for being so nice.

When we arrived at 9:00, the office door was locked and no one was around. So we had to drive farther down the road to find lodging elsewhere. Most annoying was that our credit card was charged and no one at the Resort or at Hotels.com has fixed the problem.

If you stay in the lodge, be aware that it is actually a “hostel.” You will be sharing a bathroom with many other guests, and our queen bed room had a chimney running through the middle of the room. Customer support was terrible and pretty rude.

Very convenient to Crater Lake; terrific staff

We drove four hours to get there and the hotel said they overbooked and we had to drive another hour to get a different hotel

Excellent check in as we arrived late.

The cabins were very rustic and in a great location. Beckies was a nice Spot to eat at.

Beautiful area, hiking trails, river.

Unique little cabin style motel along the Crater Lake Parkway. Just 20 minutes away from the entrance to the lake, the location is perfect. The cabins are recently renovated with very comfortable beds, a bathroom with a nice hot shower and a fridge/microwave for snacks. Beckie’s Restaurant makes the best homemade pie.

What a hidden gem. Aside from being an incredibly convenient 25 minute drive from the top of Crater lake via the south entrance, there’s a veritable font of great activities nearby. From the Rogue River Gorge outlook, the Union Creek trail, and the complimentary guide map the resort provides, you won’t lack for beautiful sights to see or things to do. The rooms themselves (I stayed in the lodge) are simple but clean, warm and well-appointed. The staff was extremely helpful and knowledgeable of the surrounding area. Will be visiting again during the summer.

Calling this property a “resort” is a stretch, but it is quaint and clean. We stayed in the hotel portion, built in the 1930’s. The room was quite large, but we could hear our neighbors. There are no elevators, the bathroom is a shared facility with other guests on the floor, and WiFi was pretty nonexistent (the front desk person warned us of the WiFi.) There is one restaurant across the street that is associated with the resort, food was very good. The grounds were well kept, and the river running next to the property attracted a lot of wildlife. A word of warning…make sure to fill up with gas before reaching this destination. We had to travel 1 hour, 15 minutes round trip to find a station that actually had unleaded gas. The two closer stations simply ran out. I would stay here again, it felt like “glamping”.

I really enjoyed my stay, however if you are staying in the single rooms in the lodge just know there are only sinks in the room no bathroom. The bathrooms are shared, they were kept clean and I never had an issue with them constantly being in use. The rooms are old for sure but it had a cozy cabin feeling to them. I stayed in the summer, if it were winter I would imagine the rooms would get really cold with the outdated wood windows. Would definitely go again, there are tons of hiking trails and a restaurant cross the street, a charming river runs right next to the resort and the staff was so friendly.

Nice resort near Crater Lake NP

The location was remote but perfect for hiking, exploring and visiting Crater Lake.

Beautiful lodge, cozy and in a great location. Only a 25 mins drive to Crater Lake. However walls were extremely thin, could clearly hear conversations through the walls. Overall would still recommend.

As convenient as possible for Crater Lake. Ate dinner with great pie at Beckie’s (same owner I believe). Rustic cabins in the middle of the forest. Fun for a night or two! No cell service. And WiFi barely worked. Download any maps you’ll need beforehand!

We had a very nice 1 night stay. Our cabin was comfortable, clean and quiet. Only 2 dinner options nearby, so I recommend ordering food to go from the cafe and eating in your cabin to avoid a long wait. There is also a beautiful little walk to the "Rogue River Gorge" across from the cabins. It was so beautiful, highly recommend.

The cabins were very rustic and in a great location. Beckies was a nice Spot to eat at.

Quaint and pretty. Walk across the street for solid dinner. Friendly staff.

This ‘resort’ charges way too much for what you get. Read reviews before you book. Bathrooms are shared between 9 rooms in the lodge, so good luck getting in during the morning hours. There’s one restaurant (which is good) but they were understaffed and did not open for breakfast on one of the days. Food choices in the area are very limited if you don’t bring stuff with you. Staff was very friendly at least. They are about 30-40 minutes away from Crater Lake National Park, and you are basically paying for that.

Very relaxing area and friendly staff with plenty of recommendations for leisure activities. Nice cafe across the street with great pies. Liked the horseshoe pits as well.

Stayed in a cabin. Liked the proximity to Crater Lake and nearby trails. Becky’s restaurant was yummy!

Close to crater Lake and tons of hiking and water falls near by. Easy for families. FYI unless you want to eat at Becky’s (which is great) make sure to bring groceries and a cooler. The cabins have stove and refrig.

Easy check in. Cabin sleeping area was nice. Kitchen had the necessities The bathroom was pretty gross. Old rusted vanity and medicine cabinet. Shower was yucky but the water was hot. Towels were clean and had shampoo .conditioner and soap. Folks were very nice and Beckie’s for dinner was good for burgers and pot pie Not really worth $250+ but location fit the bill

Very remote yet close to waterfalls, hiking trails and Crater Lake. No telephones or TV in the cabin. Very relaxing. Restaurant across the road "Beckie's" has amazing pie!

As convenient as possible for Crater Lake. Ate dinner with great pie at Beckie’s (same owner I believe). Rustic cabins in the middle of the forest. Fun for a night or two! No cell service. And WiFi barely worked. Download any maps you’ll need beforehand!