Harriman Springs Resort and Marina

RV spots are narrow, very close together. Full hookups. Yard maintenance has gone downhill and office is terribly unorganized. We arrived at the RV park on Thursday and tried to register. No one was in the office. The owner had no keys to the office. Once he found them he didn’t know what he was looking for. He told us to go to the RV park and get set up and someone would find us. That didn’t happen. We got checked in the day we checked out, Saturday.
Showers are coin operated, which we felt was ridiculous since we were paying $ 45 a night to stay at the RV park. We had been staying in state, federal and private campgrounds all summer and this was the first one with pay showers.
The restaurant is beautiful. A lovely deck with a view of the marina. We had a delicious lunch for a reasonable price. Our waitress was excellent, the only employee we encountered who was on top of her game!
This is a lovely setting with beautiful new buildings. It has potential but until there are people running it who know what they’re doing, it’s doomed to fail.
If nothing else, the restaurant is worth a try.

Excellent service and a very tasty lunch. Definitely worth many return visits. Absolutely an amazing setting and beautiful décor.

The club sandwich was awesomeness in a can… on a plate. So sad the flavor explosions in my mouth had to come to an end when the last crumb was in my belly.

Some of the best pancakes I’ve ever had, the rest of the breakfast was quite tasty too. Sister-​in-​law from the Bay Area is coming back for a trip to Crater Lake and is wondering if we can stop here for breakfast… We Can!

We camped at Harriman Springs rv space 5 in June. The campground is well maintained and the view of the marina is beautiful! The bathrooms are spotless and the showers are very upscale, I have never seen such nice showers at a campground! The owners, John and Carmen are the best! The restaurant and bar décor is wow! Check out the bear carving bench on the patio. We had lunch on the patio overlooking the water and the food was wonderful! We hope to return to Harriman Springs for another visit! Peaceful, relaxing and full-​hookups! This place is a hidden jewel!

We loved it. Excellent service, delightful surroundings, good food. I want to drive up here every weekend.

My wife and I drove out for lunch on a beautiful spring day. The burgers are perhaps the best in the Basin! Fantastic views and a great atmosphere. We will be back for sure!

We stayed in the RV part that had full hook-​ups. They included a generous amount of firewood for our stay. The bathrooms are not your typical campground bathroom. They were very nice, high-​end bathrooms that were clean and had coin-​operated showers. There was also coin-​operated laundry available.
We ate breakfast at the restaurant both mornings of our stay. The food was great. This is a nicely decorated, clean restaurant with large windows to view the lake. Free wifi at the restaurant was a plus.
The cabins for rent have everything you need to enjoy a comfortable stay. The staff is very friendly.
This is the place to stay if you need a weekend getaway, visiting Crater Lake or visiting Klamath Falls and want to stay or camp in a nicer place.

What a great stop along the route from Klamath Falls to Medford, OR. Beautiful & rustic lodge/​restaurant with outstanding Burgers & fries — my wife’s daily special of pulled pork sandwich was spectacular!
The view from the restaurant is a backdrop of lake, mountains, a natural spring, lake water as clear as Lake Tahoe, and a cabin which President Teddy Roosevelt stayed at!

This place is the bomb. First of all, it aint easy to find a gourmet burger out in the middle of nowhere. I had the bacon cheeseburger, and husband had the blue cheese burger. Both were properly grilled to order, with nicely toasted artisan buns. Yeah– you’ll pay for it– the food isn’t cheap. But these were rockin burgers, and the service was superb, (thanks, Kevin!). It looks like they have done a multi-​million dollar remodel, and the results are fantastic; modern, and yet they maintained the rustic local tenor. Kudos to that designer! The food and service were fabulous. I can’t wait until they get their dinner menu up and going, because if their lunch is any indication, it will be awesome.

We live about 30 miles away (by road) on the WiIliamson River and have tried the new Harriman for both breakfast and lunch one time each a few weeks apart.
The food, the service and ambiance of the place is great! We had the hash for breakfast (very good) and burgers for lunch (excellent, fully packed, «tall» and «fat» burgers). Oh… and the salmon chowder was also excellent. We thought that given the quality of the place, the prices were very reasonable. The wait staff was great also.
They still don’t have their liquor license, so no beer at lunch (which would have raised the tab of course) but that seems to be (ever) pending. In any event, we thoroughly enjoyed the place even in the absence of alcohol and are looking forward to a dinner there in the near future.

Brand new custom restaurant and bar built next to klamath lake where a previous lodge stood. Real double fireplace and upscale décor with many awesome Native American artifacts.
Friendly and eager service that you get in a new place. Our food was very good, good hot coffee, great time. Had tried some of their pulled pork before, i think their specialty here.
When we were eating, three fishermen pulled up to the brand new docks and came in for breakfast.
Like to try renting a boat next time to this close knit community living up the lake.

Great meal ! We stopped here for a late lunch after playing in the snow. Unfortunately, they didn’t have their liquor license yet but the food was superb. The smoked salmon chowder was rich and creamy, but not over-​bearing and the tuna sandwich was perfectly seared. We will definitely return, can’t wait to see a happy hour menu !