Live the Agency Lake Life in Klamath

Just shy of a ¼ acre, this prime lot in an established lake community of Agency Lake is ripe for development. While no camping is allowed on property you can take advantage of the Agency Lake Resort while you decide what to build. Once you have a home on site, you can bring your RV to your property too.

This planned development surrounding Agency Lake (and the upper portion of nearby Klamath Lake) is one of the many reasons Klamath County is considered #1 place to retire in the West (according to Money magazine). Residents spend their days hiking and mountain biking, golfing at multiple courses, freshwater fishing at over 100 lakes, rivers and streams, or flying high at Oregon’s longest zipline.

Agency Lake has a surface area of approximately 9,000 acres and is also home to a lakeside RV resort full of green grass and weeping willow trees. The area is conveniently located 30 miles south of Crater Lake National Park and 27 miles north of Klamath Falls, and the views across the lake encompass the beautiful Cascade Mountain range.

This quiet countryside neighborhood is dotted with homes already (so you’ll have neighbors), but you’ll still be able to enjoy the rural perks of all kinds of animal life both on the lake and in the surrounding community. World class rainbow trout fishing can be found on Agency Lake and nearby Wood River and Williamson River. Enjoy waterfowl hunting in the fall too.

The county was named for the Klamath Native American tribe, who lived in the area at the time the first European explorers came to the region. Klamath county attracts residents because of its clean air, clean water, low crime and low cost of living. The nearby town of Beatty was named for J. L. Beatty, a missionary when the county land was still part of the Klamath Indian Reservation. The town of Beatty was actually a stop on the Oregon, California and Eastern Railway, back in the day. Nearby Crater Lake National Park offers 183,224-acres including America’s deepest lake, striking geologic features & a historic lodge. Many say the park is reason enough to come to the area. Get ready to call this beautiful area home, give us a call today!

• Camp at the Agency Lake Resort RV Park while you’re building your dream home
• Fish the Sycan & Sprague Rivers
• Take in the beauty of Crater Lake National Park
• Enjoy a bird watching haven in Klamath County
• Nearby shopping in Beatty, Sprague River, and Klamath Falls
• Walmart and Home Depot in Klamath Falls, Approx. 30 miles away
• Fly in or out from Crater Lake-Klamath Regional Airport
• Easy access to California, sitting close to the border
• Day trip to Redwood National Park, approx 180 miles away
• Ski Mt. Bachelor 120 miles away
• Visit Portland 257 miles or Sacramento 322 miles