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Diamond Lake Ranger District

Quick Facts

Inlet Campground

Elevation:	4,160 Feet (1296.8 Meters)
Handicapped Accessible:	No
Length of Stay:	14 Days
Maximum RV Size:	25 Feet (7.8 Meters)
Number of Sites:	14 Tent/Trailer Sites
Reservation Status:	Not Accepted
Usage:	Light

General Description

The Inlet Campground, located in the Lemolo Lake Recreation Area, is hidden in the deep, green, quiet forest where the North Umpqua River rushes into Lemolo Reservoir. Waterskiing is a popular activity on portions of the lake whose depth exceeds 100 feet in places. Fishing is popular as well. Facilities include picnic tables, fire rings and vault toilets.

The Poole Creek Forest Service Campground with 59 camping units, the
Bunker Hill Forest Service Campground with 8 camping units, and
East Lemolo Forest Service Campground with informal camping units are also located in the area.

In addition, the area includes a full service resort operating under special use permit from the Umpqua National Forest including: motel units and Swiss chalets, a restaurant, a lounge, groceries, gasoline, propane, fishing licenses, and boat rentals and boat ramp. An RV park which includes full hookup or electricity and water hookup only, a dump station, bathrooms,showers, and a Landromat is within this area as well.

Directions from Prospect: Travel northeast on Highway 230 to its junction with Highway 138. Continue north on 138 and turn right onto Road 2610. Follow 2610 north to Road 2614. Follow 2614 northeast 2.5 miles to the campground entrance on the left.

Seasonal Information:
Normal Services Available: Mid-May through October (NOTE: Weather Permitting) .

Fee Information

Type	Price	Remarks
Camping Fee	Call for Current Fee	$2 per extra vehicle

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Recreation Opportunities

Activity		Remarks	On Site
	Camping	Inlet Campground	Yes
	Fishing	Lemolo Lake contains Kokanee, Eastern Brook, and a few Rainbow trout. Large German brown trout are wild native fish and can be taken on troll and fly.	Yes
	Hiking & Walking	Nearby trails include the Lemolo Falls Trail #1468, the North Umpqua River Trail #1414 and the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail #2000.	Yes
	Waterskiing & Other Water Sports	Waterskiing is a popular sport in portions of the lake.	Yes