Support Your Park

Show your support for Oregon’s only National Park by purchasing the NEWLY updated official Crater Lake National Park Plates directly from the Oregon DMV.  The $30 surcharge  supports Park Programs including the Crater Lake Science and Learning Center.

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How to Get Your Crater Lake License Plate

1. When Purchasing a New Vehicle

If you’re buying a new vehicle from a dealership in Oregon:

  • Let the dealership know you’d like the Crater Lake license plate when they complete your DMV paperwork.

  • The dealership will submit the request on your behalf.

2. Online

  • Visit DMV2U.Oregon.gov and log in to your account.

  • Find your vehicle and select “Replace Your License Plate.”

  • Follow the prompts to complete the request and pay the required fees.

  • Your new plates will be mailed directly to you.

3. In Person

  • Go to your local Oregon DMV office.

  • Fill out the Application for Title and Registration..

4. By Mail

  • Download and complete the Replacement Application (Form 735-268).

  • Include any required documentation.

  • Mail everything to:

    DMV Services
    1905 Lana Ave NE
    Salem, OR 97314

  • Your Crater Lake plates will be mailed once your application is processed.

Note: Additional fees apply for specialty plates. Proceeds help support visitor services and educational programs at Crater Lake National Park.

Need more information? Visit the Oregon DMV website for details on forms, fees, and plate availability.

License Plate FAQ’s

In addition to regular title, registration, and plate fees, the Crater Lake plate has a one -time surcharge at original issuance of $30.00.
Yes! Like other Oregon license plates, the Crater Lake plate my be customized for an additional DMV charge.
Yes, you will be able to maintain your current custom configuration on a Crater Lake plate for an additional DMV charge.
Sadly, no. Crater Lake license plates are only available with passenger vehicles registered in the State of Oregon. Souvenir or sample plates are not available.
Yes! Your current plate will remain valid for as long as you continue to renew registration. You do not need to replace your plate with the new design. You can transfer the Centennial Crater Lake License Plate to another vehicle if you want. You will need to pay the plate transfer fee.
Apply at an Oregon DMV Field Office, or on line DMV2U or through your Oregon dealer when you purchase a vehicle.
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