We normally stay at the Oregon Coast, but decided to go a little inland and were pleasently surprised. The lake is beautiful. For some real fun, go out on the jet skis! The staff was very helpful, especially when answering questions. We will tell our friends about this and plan to bring them next summer. more

If you are a chain smoker, this place is for you. I sensed this was going to be a bad experience when nothing seemed as it appeared as in the photos on their website. We went to our cabin which was located adjucent to a propane tank and the restroom area. The cabins are whisper away from each other in... more

We recently went to the Loon Lake Lodge and RV Resort.... I am not sure how they can advertise as they do. The pictures online were NOT were we were staying! We were in an RV. The RV park was just a huge lot with drive through spots, roomy enough, but NO shade AT ALL. Perfect if you are a... more

Do not waste your time on this "resort". We just spent a week there for a family reunion. We had family members staying in RV's, trailers, tents, cabins and the motel. The lake itself is beautiful but the staff at the resort made a the substandard resort amenities almost unbearable. It seemed at times that they were going out of... more

We decided to take a road trip up the Pacific coast and we were looking for unique lodging experiences in scenic, off the beaten path locals, that would also accommodate two larger, well behaved dogs (boxers). Loon Lake Lodge & RV Resort fit the bill. There is a fee for dogs but it was reasonable and there is no size... more

We stayed at Loon Lake Lodge & Rv Resort http://www.loonlakerv.com and have two shi tzus and have found it to be very pet friendly. You will often see deer and other animals walking around the property which the kids will love. Not too far away is the Dean Creek Elk Viewing Area http://www.loonlakerv.com/dean-creek-elk-viewing.html. It is one of the more scenic... more