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Crater Lake National Park

UNITED STATES
  • CURRENCY US Dollars
  • LANGUAGE English
  • WEATHER
  • FLYING TIME 15 hrs 25 mins
  • TIME ZONE GMT - 8

Unusually deep and intensely blue, Crater Lake is almost exactly circular

Tailor Made Holidays to Crater Lake National Park

At Inspiration Holidays, we pride ourselves on tailoring holidays to Crater Lake National Park that are designed around your needs and expectations and not ours. We have a range of Crater Lake National Park holiday offers that we have negotiated special or exclusive deals on. We can also arrange multi centre Crater Lake National Park holiday itineraries as well as tours and excursions in Crater Lake National Park. For more information on our Crater Lake National Park holidays, call an Inspiration Holidays tailor-made expert on and speak to one of our reservation experts who will be able to help you plan the perfect holiday in Crater Lake National Park.

Destination Overview

Truly like no other place on earth, Crater Lake has inspired travellers for thousands of years. No other place on the planet offers the combination of a pure, deep lake as blue in colour, surrounded by sheer cliffs, picturesque islands and an active volcanic past. Boasting a landscape like nowhere else, the Crater Lake National Park resides within the Cascade Mountains of south western Oregon.

Unusually deep and intensely blue, Crater Lake is almost exactly circular. The Lake is the water-filled caldera of Mount Mazama, an extinct volcano which has lava cliffs rising around the lake to heights of up to 2,000 feet. Rim Drive encircles the lake in the clockwise direction just a brief distance from the crater’s edge. The Drive starts at Rim Village, although this roadway is only accessible for your pleasure during the warmer months. Cruises regularly depart for Wizard Island from Cleetwood Cove, which allows for exploration of the splendid lake itself.

Complete with picturesque towns and diverse landscape, Oregon is one of America’s most beautiful states. There’s so much beauty to absorb in Oregon, from its winding rivers and dramatic rugged coastline, to the high desert country and mountainous forestland. From east to west, its towns offer a distinct character and amazing views, be it the oceanic scenery, tree-lined hills or snow-capped mountains. From the charming coastal escapes to historic little villages, Oregon boasts an abundance of diverse and beautiful scenery. There are lush areas brimming with scenic views, historic sites, outdoor adventures and numerous art and cultural experiences. Must-do activities during holidays in Oregon include taking leisurely strolls past splendid buildings full of cafes, visiting art galleries and unique shops awaiting your discovery, and meandering through stunning parks amid acres of serene beauty. And after a day of walking, relaxation includes taking in a theatrical production. Travel to the scenic state of Oregon truly does offer visitors much to see and explore.

When to visit Crater Lake National Park

Crater Lake National Park

Do you need inspiration for when to go on holiday to Crater Lake National Park? Give the team of experts at Inspiration Holidays a call and we will help you plan your Crater Lake National Park holiday at the best time of year for your requirements. Although our Crater Lake National Park holiday search tool will allow you to search for Crater Lake National Park holiday prices upto 11 months in advance, we can also price holidays to Crater Lake National Park for 2025 and 2026. We can advise on the best time to travel on your Crater Lake National Park holiday based on Crater Lake National Park weather, special events in Crater Lake National Park or even when the crowds in Crater Lake National Park are at their lowest.

Crater Lake National Park

With its lush greenery and temperate climate, Portland is the perfect city for outdoor enthusiasts. During your holiday to Oregon, step outside and you will be welcomed by the serene green beauty of a city filled with lush trees. Dubbed the “City of Roses”, Portland is a natural getaway that boasts some of the top tourist destinations of the United States.

Numerous gardens are scattered throughout the city to showcase its wide array of flora, along with some of the country’s most beautiful garden designs. Beyond its gardens, Portland is home to a thriving art scene, with impressive art collections from cultures that span the entire world. Columbia River Gorge offers beautiful parks, the dazzling Columbia River, the majestic Multnomah Falls, as well as great panoramas of the Gorge. For a medium-sized city, Portland bursts with art and culture, offering visitors of all tastes and preferences a multitude of entertaining attractions.

Springtime in Oregon is marked by rising temperatures, although some scattered rain showers can put a damper on sightseeing activities. Pack layers for your holiday to United States as the temperatures tend to fluctuate. While the spring weather isn’t exactly ideal for touring, the summer crowds are yet to flock and fill up the popular destinations. Some of the spring festivals worth attending include the Spring Beer & Wine Fest and the Cinco de Mayo fiesta which is not to be missed.

This is the time to enjoy the full “City of Roses experience”: warm temperatures and bright sunny skies mean that the gardens are in full bloom, the outdoor markets are bustling with activity and the entire region sets out to celebrate at many special events. However, summer is also Oregon’s peak tourism season so hotels fill up faster. Travellers on a United States holiday can attend the Portland Rose Festival, the Hawthorne Street Festival and the Bite of Oregon among other fun fests.

As the vacation season draws to an end, Oregon experiences a drop in temperature. Average highs during the autumn months range from the 13 to 21 degrees. Summer tourists on a tour in United States tend to linger well into September to take part in the end-of-summer festivities; including the Time-Based Art Festival, the Portland Fashion Week, the Portland Marathon and the Northwest Food & Wine Festival. Art lovers will particularly enjoy the Time-Based Art Festival that draws artist for a convergence of performance and visual arts.

Winters in Oregon are characterised by one thing – the rain. The average low temperatures at this time prevent the fall of snow, but this does not deter winter sports fans on a United States tour. Mount Hood receives plenty of powder, which makes it a popular daytrip stop for snowboarders and skiers alike. Back in town, the museums are open, but the numerous gardens and parks operate shorter hours. Key events to attend include the Festival of Lights, the Portland Seafood & Wine Festival and the Portland International Film Festival.