Klamath Falls KOA

The Great Outdoors

Klamath Falls is a swiftly emerging tourism destination, and when you pick up a campervan rental here, you'll quickly see why. This stunning part of the country is packed with natural beauty, from the towering Cascade Mountains to the great sprawling evergreen forests that blanket the land all around. For a quick out-of-town getaway, try out Sun Pass State Forest along with Jackson F. Kimball State Recreation Site, both linked with one another creating a contiguous recreation space perfect for you and your RV rental. You can easily find places to hike, canoe, kayak, boat, swim, fish, or mountain bike in either of the two natural areas, and there are campgrounds to host you should you feel like staying the night.Collier Memorial State Park is not too far from Klamath Falls KOA, with magnificent lush forests you have to see to believe. The Williamson River and Spring Creek both flow through the small park, creating a perfect mix of conditions for fishing enthusiasts and boaters. Hiking, swimming, and camping are welcomed when you pay this special place a quick visit.Fremont-Winema National Forest is one of many national forests in Oregon. The forest is populated with high mountain peaks and gorgeous lakes, like the Lake of the Woods, found deep in the wilderness. This magical place is great for swimming, boating, and fishing too. Saving the best for last, Crater Lake National Park is a truly special place, directly responsible for a large chunk of the state’s tourism. Klamath Falls itself is a gateway to this outdoor paradise, where an ancient volcano imploded to create one of the world’s deepest and clearest lakes in its caldera. Swimming in the lake is possible, but the frigid waters won’t let you stay in for long. You can circle the lake on a large road, on foot, bike, or in a car, and all options have one thing in common: you're bound to see some exceptional sites when you bring your Klamath Falls campervan rental to this natural landmark.

Exploring the City

While not enjoying yourself at the campground or trekking through the backcountry, Klamath Falls itself can be a fun place to spend your downtime. There are more than enough places to eat, drink, shop, and entertain yourself. Badger Run Wildlife Rehab is one place you should consider, especially if you love animals. Birds, reptiles, and woodland creatures are nursed back to health in this wonderful clinic.The Favell Museum comes highly recommended if you are a history buff, especially with regard to the Native American cultures of the Pacific Northwest. This rich heritage can be seen by viewing thousands of native artifacts from throughout history. Klamath and Modoc art pieces are easy to spot in the institution, but pieces from all over North and South America are viewable in this spellbinding learning environment.Klamath County Museum has more of the same, with a well-rounded approach to the local history which includes both native histories, as well as facts about the pioneers and Oregon Trail, which carried thousands of westward folks to a land of freedom and opportunity.