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EclipseFest 23

October 10 - October 15

On October 14, an annular solar eclipse will cross a small part of North America. EclipseFest23 is just 20 miles from Crater Lake National Park and offers unobstructed views of the eclipse while surrounded by other eclipse chasers, families, campers, and outdoor enthusiasts. This is a multi-day immersive festival that includes camping, food and drink, vendors and artisans, as well as a Smash Mouth concert.

See the 2023 Eclipse 20 miles south of Crater Lake
See the 2023 Eclipse 20 miles south of Crater Lake | EclipseFest23
Camp and see the 2023 Eclipse
Camp and see the 2023 Eclipse | EclipseFest23
Hear Smash Mouth at EclipseFest23
Hear Smash Mouth at EclipseFest23 | EclipseFest23

Contact Information

49555 Highway 62
Chiloquin, OR. 97624
541-887-2211
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