Crystalwood Lodge in Klamath Falls, OR

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Crystalwood Lodge

Crystalwood Lodge Bed and Breakfast of Klamath Falls, Oregon sits directly on the Pacific Flyway near Crater Lake and the Upper Klamath National Wildlife Refuge.  130 acres of birding, hiking, catch and release flatwater fishing, stargazing, canoeing, photography, and of course - pure relaxation. They have nearly 5 miles of trails on the property which allow you to explore the mixed forest, meadows, and seasonal wetlands.  They also have two ponds stocked with trout for casting practice which double as favorite swimmin' holes for your 4-legged friends.   The outdoor hot tub spa is up and running and bubbling in anticipation of your joining us to enjoy it] The hot tub spa is brand new, huge, and comes with all sorts of jet controls and built in stereo. After a day of sightseeing or adventuring, relax while the jets massage you and help you reach out and touch the Milky Way] Or start your day off right with a spa visit before breakfast.  Because of the unique combination of mountains, meadows, woods and wetlands, the diversity of bird species is stunning, perfect for serious life list birders as well as easily accessible for the casual bird watching enthusiast.  A gourmet dinner for each night of stay and full breakfast the next morning are included; lunches available upon request. The innkeepers are happy to accommodate special dietary needs, restrictions or allergies, please let them know of any such requirements when you make your reservation.
All rooms feature private baths, a combination of luxuriously comfortable twin, double, queen or king sized beds, high speed Internet access, air conditioning, bathrobes, plenty of fresh air and incomparable views.  Hair dryers and ironing boards/irons are available upon request.

**This property requires a two-night minimum stay for all Friday and Saturday arrivals.**

Surrounding Area

KLAMATH FALLS

Room Information - Crystalwood Lodge

Bed Type:  Short Description: McGrath room Long Description: null Bed Type:  Short Description: Rainy pass room Long Description: null Bed Type:  Short Description: Iditarod room Long Description: null

Property Information

Check In Time - 3 p.m.
Check Out Time - 11 a.m.
Credit card required
Photo identification required

Star rating: 3

Check in time is 3:00 PM, Check out time is 11:00 AM.

Area Activities

World-class fly-fishing, endless miles of skiing, hiking and snowmobiling, championship golf, thousands of birds and hundreds of species of wildlife reside at the doorstep. You and your best friend can enjoy all of it plan a few days to find out all the area has to offer.  The lodge is immediately adjacent to the Upper Klamath National Wildlife Refuge to the east and the Winema National Forest to the west, which feature excellent hunting, fishing, boating, canoeing, birding, horseback riding and hiking opportunities.

Driving Directions - Crystalwood Lodge

38625 Westside Road, Klamath Falls, OR - From Klamath Falls International Airport: Turn left out of the airport, then right onto Washburn Way, following the signs toward City Center. Exit left onto 140 West toward Medford. Go under the overpass at Highway 97, and follow 140 as it turns immediately to the right at a large sign that indicates Hwy 140 Medford, Fish Lake and Lake-of-the-Woods. Proceed past the Running Y resort, around the southern tip of the lake, over and down Doak Mountain, and into the Winema National Forest. Your next landmark will be the Odessa Market on your left, with a red and yellow sign, which is approx. 24 miles from the intersection of Hwy 97. Continue on past the Odessa Market, approx. 1 mile past the Rocky Point Road turnoff, and immediately thereafter, Hwy 140 will make a very long sweeping left hand turn, nearly making a U. As you emerge from the left hand turn, just past milepost #44, you will see a rather large road coming in from the right with a right hand turn lane. There will also be a blue highway information sign saying Lodging and with the Crystalwood Lodge logo in white on a brown background. Turn right at this intersection onto Westside Road (small road name sign atop a stop sign on the far right of the intersection) - please note this is also where the Volcanic Legacy Scenic Byway turns right, and there is a green sign indicating this is the way to Fort Klamath. (Note: Should you miss the turn 140 goes straight for a couple of miles and then heads up a long hill to Lake of the Woods, turn around - you've gone too far). Milepost markers are on the left-hand side of Westside Road, and are counting down from 16...continue on until Mile Post 7. On the right-hand side at Mile Post 7 is the Crystal Springs Rest Area. IMMEDIATELY past that on the right is the Crystalwood Lodge driveway. There is a Lodge sign at the roadside, underneath which is a red and white OPEN sign, as well as a red newspaper delivery holder. Turn right, and follow the driveway all the way to the Lodge, which is on a bluff on the far side of the meadow, and visible from the road.