Diamond Lake Campground

📌 Oregon 📍 43.15930,-122.13309 ⛰ 5,190 ft

⚠ Notice: This is a preview of Diamond Lake Campground. A full review is pending our personal visit.

Surrounded by trees along the east shore of diamond lake, this campground offers lake shore camping and more. Reservations are recommended. Diamond Lake is a very popular campground and gets very busy during the summer months.

Amenities

Campsites

Diamond Lake Campground has 238 campsites with picnic tables, campfire rings and grills. With drinking water and flushing toilets nearby. 51 are lake side sites. 189 campsites may be reserved.

Water

There is drinking water available throughout the campground.

Restroom

The restrooms have flushing toilets, showers and are handicap accessible.

Electricity

No.

Firewood

Firewood is available to purchase from your camp host.

Picnic Area

Yes.

RV Dump Site

There is an RV dumping station available for your use in the campground.

Host On-Site

Yes.

Nearest Shower

There are showers in the campground.

Garbage Services

Yes.

Recreation

Fishing

Fishing is available in Diamond Lake and many other nearby streams and lakes.

Boating

There are two boat ramps in Diamond Lake Campground available for your use.

Swimming

Yes but the lake is very cold...

Hiking

There are many trails for day hikes or backpacking nearby. I recommend checking them out at the USDA website. Find the Umpqua National Forest and look in their "Recreation" page.

Recreation

Swimming in the lake is available but the water is very cold. Fishing from both shore and boat is available. Rainbow trout thrive in the lake and are stocked annually. There is 11 miles of paved bicycle trails around the lake and hikers can head out in many different directions. Interpretive programs are offered on the weekends in the campground amphitheater.

Wildlife

One could find deer wandering through the campground, elk in the nearby mountains as well as blackbear. I have actually seeing a black bear crossing the road nearby.

Fees & Reservations

Fees & Res.

As of January 2020 campsite range in price from $16-$27.

to reserve your campsite go to Recreation.gov. I highly recommend reserving your site early. The camping season is from June 5 through September 27 and over 700,000 visitors are expected.

Getting There

From Roseburg, OR follow this GoogleMap.

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This information is accurate as of the date of the review.