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Hotels in Klamath

• Motels in Klamath

• Kamp Klamath RV Park
  "Folk Singers Welcome"
  "I was traveling down the west coast for the first time in my life a few years ago. I was a young man, and stopped in a diner and there met Tugboat Willy, who frequently you might catch playing the washtub bass to jack of all trades Douglas King on guitar and vocals.. Tugboat got to telling me about ..."Kamp Klamath, about Saturday night outdoor music inside a pavilion of trees before a slow fire that will stay up as long as the guests want it too. It's a welcoming place, and not a raucous place. You can get a good night's rest. The stars are abundant out here. I played some Johnny Cash songs and met the owner, Aaron Funk. I worked in the garden and planted flowers for a bit and helped in the kitchen. No doubt the salmon is divine. No wonder since it was caught in the river bordering the property. Take a walk there, or take a walk or drive west to the ocean. It's about a mile in a half. Gaze on the Pacific Blue. You'll probably be alone or with whoever you come with, and there goes the sun... " More >
• Woodland Villa Country Cabins
  "Camping in style!"
  "First time in the area and staying in a cabin/lodge hotel. The owner, Sharon, made us feel right at home. Very helpful and sweet. The cabin was very nice and spacious. Would have liked it a little cleaner but it is a cabin after all. And even tho there isn't a grill outside the cabin itself, you do ..."have access to a cute relaxing area with swings and fire pits at your disposal during your stay. We will definitely come back this summer!!! " More >
• Historic Requa Inn
  "Shelter in the Storm was Worth Every Penny"
  "My Brother and I stopped in Requa, after the motel in Klamath turned down cash payment. We were backpacking from Sacramento along the highways for the last 2 months- and we had just been shook down at gunpoint by the Wonderful Redwoods National Park LE. Klamath "Reservation" (the gas station on the ..."highway with the neighborhood surrounded by a cyclone fence) was about as welcoming... We walked the 5 miles up the highway to the Requa turnoff - looking in vein for a decent flat spot to camp for the night... We come from the Land of the People who call themselves "Miwok", and after our experiences with them, we weren't optimistic about finding a safe place to sleep outside in Indian country, much less- a hot plate and a beer indoors without trouble... But Requa B&B was truely a wonderful Place to end such a Hard Day! We were all Dirty, Cowboy Hat Wearing, Knife Strapping, Unshaved with Muddy Boots- I walked up the front steps feeling Out of Place for such a Proper Inn. I Opened the D... " More >