South Shore Pavilion

Nestled within a towering lodgepole pine forest in the Umpqua National Forest, South Shore Pavilion serves as a stunning gateway to the recreational wonders of Diamond Lake. Perched at an elevation of 5,202 feet, the site offers breathtaking, iconic views of Mount Bailey and Mount Thielsen, making it an ideal backdrop for gatherings, weddings, or quiet retreats. The tranquil, high-altitude setting provides a serene escape for those looking to immerse themselves in the rugged beauty of the Pacific Northwest.

The campground is well-equipped for an active getaway, featuring convenient amenities such as flush toilets, laundry facilities, and picnic tables. Guests have easy access to the water with a dedicated boat ramp and prime fishing spots, while extensive hiking and biking trails weave through the surrounding landscape. Whether you are visiting for summer water sports or winter skiing and snowshoeing, the area provides a versatile basecamp for year-round adventure.

This federal site is best suited for outdoor enthusiasts and groups seeking a rustic, nature-focused experience. While it caters to RV travelers and campers alike, its combination of accessible facilities and expansive wilderness makes it a perfect destination for families or groups looking to host events in a beautiful, natural setting.