Welcome to Diamond Lake
Umpqua
National Forest
P.O. Box 1008
Roseburg, OR 97447
(541)672-6601
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Your questions answered about Diamond Lake
Douglas County welcomes you to visit Diamond Lake, the nicest
place in the Cascades. Diamond Lake, Oregon is waiting for you to
visit and explore its abundant qualities. Fishing, swimming,
camping, horseback riding, hiking, and hunting are popular
throughout the summer and fall; while snowmobiling, Nordic and
Alpine skiing, inner tubing and sled dog racing provide enjoyment
throughout the winter and Spring.
Diamond Lake Campground: Located on Forest road 4795, on
east shore of Diamond Lake. 240 campsites (trailer & tent
units), tables, fireplaces, running water, flush toilets,
showers, garbage bins, grey water sumps, RV dump station, boat
ramps, & fish cleaning station. Accommodates trailers to 35'.
Some sites designed for persons with disabilities. Reservations
available for sites in loops A-F. Daily fees.
Broken Arrow Campground: Located on Forest Road 4795, at
south end of Diamond Lake. A combination of 148 trailer and tent
units, with tables, fireplaces, running water, flush toilets,
showers, garbage bins, grey water sumps, & trailer dump
station. Accommodates trailers to 35'. Loops F & G are
designed for persons with disabilities us. Group reservations
available for loops J, K, M, & N. Daily fees.
Thielsen View Campground:
Located on Forest Road 4795, on west shore of Diamond Lake. A
blend of 58 trailer & tent units, with tables, fireplaces,
running water, vault toilets, grey water sumps, garbage bins
& boat ramp. Room for trailers to 30 feet. Some sites adapted
for persons with disabilities. Daily fees.
South Shore Area: Five non-motorized campsites adjacent to
the South Shore Picnic Area for hikers & bicyclists, with
tables, fireplaces, running water, flush toilets, & grey
water sumps. No fee.
South Shore Picnic Area: 23 picnic sites have tables,
fireplaces, running water, flush toilets, & garbage bins.
Sites are adapted for persons with disabilities. Playground,
volleyball court, horseshoe pits, & swimming beach available.
A group picnic pavilion may be reserved for a fee.
Boat launches: 5 public boat ramps are located on Diamond
Lake. The North End Boat Ramp has a concrete jetty for shoreline
fishing and is designed for persons with disabilities. Three fish
cleaning stations are available.

Tube sliding
Snowmobile Tours
Cross-Country and Downhill skiing