Last updated: July 5, 2022
Place
Crater Lake Natural History Association Park Store
NPS photo/Kate Williams
Quick Facts
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Amenities
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Captioned Media, First Aid/Medical Care Available, Gifts/Souvenirs/Books, Information, Information - Maps Available, Information - Park Newspaper Available, Information - Ranger/Staff Member Present, Parking - Auto, Restroom, Restroom - Accessible, Theater/Auditorium, Toilet - Flush, Water - Bottle-Filling Station, Wheelchair Accessible
Are you a National Park Geek?
Do you collect field guides or maps?
Are you a 1000 piece puzzler?
or
Do you want to stamp your passport book?
Visit Crater Lake Natural History Association on line to learn more about the partnership and the products sold. The NHA Park Store has two locations for summer 2022. Look for the store in the Rim Visitor Center and the temporary visitor contact station in Mazama Village.
Crater Lake Natural History Association (NHA) is a non-profit partner supporting Crater Lake National Park and Oregon Caves National Monument since 1942. Profits from purchases in the park store and via on-line sales benefit research, interpretive programs, supplies, and communications. The park store carries a wide range of books, Junior Ranger and educational products for children, national park themed gifts including National Park Geek items, and other Crater Lake memoriabilia.
Some Past and Ongoing Project Assistance Includes:
• Bat Education and Outreach
• Avalance Program Support
• Curator Assistance
• Night Sky Program
• Pika Occupancy Report
• Library acquisitions
• Junior Ranger books and badges
• Reflections, the park newspaper
Become a Member
Your membership benefits the park in many ways. For one year, you also receive 15% off all purchases here and with other partner associations in NPS units across the US. Many of the Crater Lake ranger programs in which you participate are funded by the NHA. And a lot of the NHA sponsored research helps further the understanding of wildlife populations, climate change effects, and the health of Crater Lake. These studies may have an affect on your experience while exploring Crater Lake National Park and well beyond your visit.