rim village
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rim village印象
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First, the good. The focal point of the Rim Village at Crater Lake National Park is the historic lodge, long a beautiful but crumbling edifice, now the restored pride of the National Park System. At least stop for a quick rock in the chairs on the veranda and a look at the historical display in the annex hall. The second must-see is the Sinnott Memorial Overlook, a small open-air building that seems to overhang the lake hundreds of feet below, but really doesn't. Nearby is a park service book store. What's gone is the campground, cabins, large parking lot right on the rim, and most of what used to be the large cafeteria, cocktail lounge and gift shop complex. The National Park Service has decreed that those types of things are inappropriate for the natural beauty of the rim and has moved them to Mazama Village several miles down the mountain. Personally, Rim Village feels a bit like a ghost town to us now, especially at night, and has produced overcrowding at the Lodge, the only real facility left.
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Hats off to the park people for doing a great job clearing up the snow. Please charge entrance fees during winter hours as well. The view from the ruin village is totally worth. Shut up and take my money!
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This Village only has a large gift shop and café. that is it! I stopped at 61 characters but to do this review I need 100! It seems like the review is liked the "village"!
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The Rim Village provides the typical NPS services (food, Lodge, Gift Shop, picnic area, etc). RECOMMEND: the crater rim trail from the Gift Shop to the Lodge is great for viewing the lake as well as being able to access a special viewing area on the rim. Rangers host many talks in this viewing platform. You may want to visit the Lodge too.
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This is a good starting point, then head to the West Rim drive. The first view of the Lake will be memorable. Try to get down to the Sinnott Overlook, there are displays that explain about the region. Lots of parking and easy access walkways.
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After visiting so many national park visitor centers, we expected this to be more upscale but with all the snow they get and the short summer they enjoy, it must be difficult to keep buildings maintained.
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Located just to the east (left) as one reaches the rim of Cater Lake, Rim Village consists of the Crater Lake Lodge and Dining Room, Rim Visitor Center hosting numerous ranger programs, Rim Village Café and Gift Shop that is very well stocked and the Sinnott Memorial Overlook. Despite an average of 44 feet (13.4m) of snow each winter, access to the Rim Village is maintained year-round but the facilities, with the exception of the Rim Village Café and Gift Shop which is open year-round, are generally closed from mid-October through mid-May. In addition to these facilities, there are excellent views of the lake, Wizard Island and most of the other notable landmarks; and is the departure point for the Crater Lake Trolley. While it is almost inevitable you will visit the Village during your time at Crater Lake, note that during the short summer high season, July and August, the Village is very busy from late morning through mid-afternoon and one may even have difficulty finding parking and experience traffic delays around lunch time.
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Nice lodge and gift shop area. Great visitors center before you get to the village. The Discovery Trail starts at the Village. Lodge is located here. Good for relaxing in the lobby or porch.
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There were all sorts of things to look at here as well as a little cafe. We were able to find gifts for friends and family as well as a few trinkets for ourselves.The prices were reasonable and they were offering a blanket half off if you spent over $50.00 - it isn't hard to spend that much- so I got the blanket as well. The sales clerks were very helpful and friendly.
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We visited in Mid May 2014. We couldn't believe all the snow there. They had some great souveniers at the Village store.