Shelter Cove Resort & Marina is located near Crescent, Oregon, and is situated by Odell Lake. The area features forested terrain with access to water activities on the lake. Temperatures range from 30°F in winter to 80°F in summer, and nearby attractions include Willamette Pass Ski Area and the Pacific Crest Trail.

Enjoy extraordinary fishing, exceptional service and extra comfortable cabins and RV sites at your new favorite fishing-focused resort.

 Here, every cabin, cottage, and RV site provides its own collection of lakeside comforts-like a private dock and picnic table or electric hookups and a wood fire pit. And our communal spaces provide something even greater. Shelter Cove attracts anglers from all over the country and hikers from all over the Pacific Crest Trail. So while you’re sharing stories around our communal fire pit or sharing pizza at Hook & Talon, you’re pretty darn likely to find a rather unlikely friendship. A whole lot of our guests return here year after year after year. And once you’ve spent a day or two on these shores, you won’t have any trouble seeing why.

Shelter Cove Resort & Marina

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This campground has been a daughter in law's family tradition for years.  We joined them this year with our travel trailer because we were lucky enough to get a spot that had had a cancellation.  

Site 15 backed up to the lake.  Fit our trailer, just.  (25 ft plus hitch and 20 ft truck).  Great site!  Electric hook up.  Fairly level.  Next to a lakeside trail.  They have communal water available around the loop and a sanitary dump on the road out.  Many people spend the summer there so some of the sites looked like "encampments".

Some sites are quite close together, some have more privacy.  Lots of trees and areas to "get out and about" , though.  

The lake is lovely.  It stays calmer at this end of the lake for paddling (hence the name "Shelter Cove"). A train goes by a few times through the day, but it's actually kinda cool.  Don't remember any at night.

Really a beautiful place to vacation, so it's very popular!

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