Butte Falls, Oregon · Jackson County · Facility
The boating site is accessed through the Fish Lake Campground and shares all the same amenities and facilities of the campground and Fish Lake Picnic Site.FacilitiesDrinking water3 flush toiletsNo garbage disposal - Please pack it outBoat rampParking lot
The boating site is accessed through the Fish Lake Campground and shares all the same amenities and facilities of the campground and Fish Lake Picnic Site.FacilitiesDrinking water3 flush toiletsNo garbage disposal - Please pack it outBoat rampParking lot
From Medford, OR, take Highway 62 towards White City, OR, about 8 miles and turn east (right) on to Highway 140. Travel east towards Klamath Falls, OR, on Highway 140 for 30.4 miles to the Fish Lake access road to the south (right). Travel 0.5 mile to the campground entrance to the west (right).
Driving directions (Google Maps) →Heading to Fish Lake Boating Site? A few things to know before you go:
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