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Price
$135/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
10 campsites
Season
Year-round
Cell
Unknown
Pets
No Pets
Select a month, then check for open campsites
Price
$135/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
10 campsites
Season
Year-round
Cell
Unknown
Pets
No Pets
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Loafer Creek Kiosk, Oroville, CA 95966
Anglers and boaters who want to wake up already on the water. Bass, salmon, catfish, and sturgeon fishing is rated outstanding on Lake Oroville, and the $135 fee covers propane, a sink, and a real restroom on the platform, rare at this price for something this novel.
No boat, no site, there's no other way in. Also, the shade structure leaves most of the platform exposed at midday in summer heat that regularly hits 95°F+, so if you run hot and forget a tarp, the afternoon will be rough. Pets aren't allowed, either.
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Summer delivers the best conditions. Temperatures hit 80°F to 100°F, the lake warms up for swimming, and long daylight hours maximize your time on the water. Marina services run at full capacity. You'll share the lake with more boaters during peak season, so book early and expect heat. Spring and fall bring milder days (no specific temperature data provided). Winter cools to 30°F–55°F. Pack layers for the swing from cool mornings to hot afternoons.
Summer is best: 80–100°F, lake warms for swimming, marina services full and reviewers praise summer stays.
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The Floating Campground in Lake Oroville State Recreation Area offers unique amenities tailored to its specific location on the water. The floating campsites are equipped with features such as camp tables, sinks, propane barbecue grills (propane provided), lockable closets, accessible restrooms, covered living areas, upper sun decks/sleeping areas, and room for tents. This setup provides campers with a blend of convenience and adventure. Guests are required to bring their own drinking water, and pets are prohibited on these campsites.
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