Little Lava Lake

Overall great place to stay.
We stayed in #7. Had access to the river, however the river was dried up. Probably die to the dry year we have had.
There is a lot of day traffic as people come up to enjoy the lake. Very popular for paddleboards, kayaks and small fishing crafts...usually rowed or electric motors.
The road coming in has potholes big enough to swallow your car so go slow.

Beautiful location and the views of Mt Bachelor, Broken Top and South Sister make it that much more enjoyable. Easy hike to Lucky Lake!

Little lava lake is a beautiful spot nestled in the Cascades. We had a nice campsite, a lot of shade, lots of space, and sense of privacy, relatively speaking for a campground. Had a great paddle on the lake. It’s a perfect spot for kayaking.The water temps had gotten too warm to fish without risking harm, but Lava Lake, right next-door, was OK. Shout out to the understaffed Forest service crew that kept the outhouses clean and well stocked!

Great space, easy access to the lake and facilities.

Great suites and cleanliness! Great campsite and friendly staff

It is so peaceful there. The quickest campground. No rowdies. No speedboats or drunks. You get the occasional party at the boat launch taking up launch space, but all in all ., patience prevails.

A beautiful view of the lake. The shoreline was nice. Early in the morning we had a delightful hike around Little Crater

This is a quaint little campground, nicely lined with trees for shade, and accommodates people of all ages and abilities . Water activities in Little Lava Lake include fishing from small boats or floating devices, kayaking, and paddle boarding. Wildlife abounds on the water and wooded areas. Great for birding.

Have been coming here for years. Used to be a quiet little spot until it got discovered.

We've been going to Little Lava Lake for years and years. Heads up, there are quite a few more people fishing than we've ever seen before? But still one of our favorite campgrounds.
They were well maintained and we loved our location.
Only issue we had was someone running their generator 24/7 the entire time we were there. It wasn't warm enough to need air conditioning, so not sure why it was running during the day. They got in their truck and left for 3 hours and it was still running?
Can there be some sort of time frame for running those??