Toketee Lake Campground

Very nice rustic campground

Overall a nice, quiet campground. We were there during the week and only saw a few other campers.
One thing that made me subtract a star was the very stinky vault toilets. Not just stinky while inside, but a wafting, ever present note of feces in the air throughout our stay. I may just be a wuss that doesn’t like vault toilets though.
I recommend this campsite, just make sure you’re far, far away from the restrooms.

Campsite was adequate for our needs; nothing special. Vault toilets are acceptable - I've used those before. Unfortunately the campsite did not have large dumpsters for trash, but rather large circular plastic tubs with lids and trash was regularly overflowing onto the ground and getting picked at by animals. We visited Crater Lake during the day and while the drive wasn't bad, it would be nice to have been closer. Lesson for next time.

Beautiful campground, very close to the nearby waterfalls and the North Umpuqa trail. Cell reception was great.

The trash cans were overflowing with trash pure bear bait... The restrooms were also disgusting ..the campsite itself was spacious and the nature was breathtaking.

Its sooo close to Toketee Falls which is truly breathtaking. We didnt make it to the Umpaqua Hot Springs because it was closed but its about a 8 mile hike round trip. Crater Lake is a 30 min drive to the North Entrance so getting to the lake is a bit of a trek.
The campground was good but I wouldnt worry about being in either A or B loop because being by the river doesnt really matter since A loop side is technically closer but cant really see the river from those spots.
Other cool spot is Watson Falls which is like a 5 min drive. I think you could just stay 1 night and be happy here.
The downside here is the trash never got picked up when we were there. It was overflowing.

Pretty good campground with surprisingly few mosquitos. No running water. BYO. Vault toilets are cleaned each morning. It's nice being near the falls and lake, away from highway noise.

One of the most beautiful campsites I’ve ever been to. Lots of accessible hiking nearby. The hot springs are awesome! Some sites have private creek access.

We stayed at A8 campsite and had an amazing experience. The campsite is right on the creek (N Umpqua River) and the kids loved running down to the creek and playing in it. There was plenty of room to set up three tents and a large table with benches that we all shared. The site is a brief walk to the restrooms. There is no plumbing, so the restrooms are smelly but they were kept up clean and stocked with toilet paper. There is a beautiful swimming hole to the right of the campground entrance by the bridge, we spent the whole day swimming there. The lake is not very swimmable as the bank are mostly steep. Good experience.

Great campground close to Crater Lake NP. Close to the hot springs and Toketee Falls which was worth the short hike.