Ahdina Campground

20022 Castle Creek Road, Castella, CA 96017, USA

Nestled beneath towering granite spires, Castle Crags State Park invites you to choose your perfect basecamp for adventure. Whether you prefer the rustic charm of environmental campsites or the convenience of developed sites, each spot comes thoughtfully equipped with picnic tables, bear-resistant food lockers, and fire rings for those magical evening gatherings. Modern restrooms and refreshing hot showers are just a short walk away, ensuring comfort meets wilderness in perfect harmony.

41.149078, -122.318016

Nestled along the banks of the majestic Sacramento River, Riverside Campground invites you to experience the serenity of Northern California's wilderness. This intimate retreat features 12 thoughtfully spaced campsites, each equipped with essential amenities including sturdy picnic tables, secure food lockers to protect your provisions from curious wildlife, and fire rings perfect for evening gatherings under the stars. Modern restrooms and fresh drinking water stations are conveniently located throughout the grounds, ensuring comfort during your seasonal escape to nature.

24898 Highway 89, Burney, CA 96013

Perched above the thundering cascade of Burney Falls, Rim Campground welcomes adventurers to a world where pristine wilderness meets modern comfort. Here, spacious campsites nestle among towering pines, offering front-row seats to nature's grand performance. Whether you're launching a kayak onto the crystalline waters of Lake Britton at dawn or following woodland trails to hidden viewpoints, this gateway to adventure provides the perfect basecamp. Clean, well-maintained facilities and thoughtfully designed sites ensure your focus remains on the breathtaking surroundings rather than camping logistics.

20022 Castle Creek Road, Castella, CA 96017

Tucked beneath towering granite spires just off Interstate 5, Castle Crags Campground offers 76 well-appointed campsites where modern comfort meets ancient wilderness. Each site comes equipped with picnic tables, secure food lockers, fire rings, and access to flush toilets and hot showers. While the distant hum of highway traffic reminds you civilization isn't far away, the majestic presence of Mount Shasta and miles of beckoning trails quickly transport you into California's wild heart.

24898 Highway 89, Burney, CA 96013

Tucked away in the pristine wilderness of McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park, Headwaters Campground beckons adventurers seeking an authentic back-to-nature experience. This primitive environmental camping area serves as your gateway to some of Northern California's most breathtaking natural wonders, including the magnificent Burney Falls and the sparkling waters of Lake Britton. Here, the modern world fades away as you immerse yourself in a landscape where scenic trails wind through ancient forests and the only soundtrack is nature's symphony.

14538 Wonderland Blvd, Redding, CA 96003

Tucked away on the pristine McCloud Arm of Shasta Lake, McCloud Bridge Campground offers an intimate escape with 14 thoughtfully spaced campsites that bring you right to the water's edge when the lake reaches full pool. This remote hideaway features 11 single sites and 3 spacious double sites, each equipped with sturdy picnic tables, fire rings with grills, and secure bear lockers. With roomy 35-foot back-in spaces, vault toilets, and fresh water spigots throughout, you'll find everything needed for a comfortable stay—except cell service, which makes this the perfect place to truly disconnect and immerse yourself in nature's rhythms.

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

Tucked along the pristine Sacramento River Arm of Shasta Lake, Gregory Beach Dispersed Area offers adventurers a chance to claim their own slice of waterfront paradise on a first-come, first-served basis. From May 9th through September 11th, this rustic camping haven provides essential amenities including trash service and portable restrooms for a modest fee. During the quieter winter months, the area transforms into a free wilderness retreat where visitors embrace the pack-in, pack-out ethos while enjoying uninterrupted solitude along the shoreline.

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

Discover the untamed beauty of Salt Creek, where the Sacramento River meets the vast expanse of Shasta Lake. This dispersed shoreline camping area offers adventurers a chance to claim their own piece of paradise along the water's edge. During peak seasons, you'll find essential amenities including trash facilities and portable restrooms, while the rest of the year promises a more rustic, back-to-nature experience. With no designated sites, early arrivals secure the best spots overlooking the sparkling waters. The area welcomes vehicles of all types, and you can settle your stay through convenient Scan & Pay technology or traditional cash and check payments.

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

Escape to Beehive Dispersed Camping, where adventure meets tranquility along the pristine shores of Shasta Lake. This hidden gem offers the ultimate freedom camping experience with no designated sites—simply find your perfect spot along the water's edge and make it your own. During peak season, you'll find the convenience of portable toilets and trash service, allowing you to immerse yourself in nature without leaving a trace.

14358 Antlers Rd, Lakehead, CA, 96051, USA

Perched dramatically on a scenic bluff overlooking the shimmering Sacramento arm of Shasta Lake, Antlers Campground offers a perfect blend of accessibility and natural beauty. While the elevated position means you won't have direct lake access, you'll be rewarded with sweeping vistas that make morning coffee an unforgettable experience. A canopy of towering pines, stately oaks, and aromatic Manzanita creates intimate, shaded sites where privacy comes naturally. Just minutes from I-5, this beloved destination draws families and adventurers who appreciate the rare combination of convenience and wilderness escape.

14538 WONDERLAND BLVD, REDDING, CA, 96003, USA

Perched along the sparkling shores of Lake Shasta, Dekkas Rock Group Campground beckons adventurers seeking the perfect blend of wilderness and water recreation. This thoughtfully designed group camping haven in the heart of Shasta-Trinity National Forest serves as your gateway to California's aquatic playground, where fishing lines dance in crystal-clear waters and boats carve wakes across the expansive lake. Whether you're planning a family reunion, scout outing, or gathering of friends, this lakeside retreat promises memories forged around campfires and morning mists rising from the water.

Lakeshore Drive, Lakehead, CA 96051, USA

Nestled along the pristine Sacramento Arm of Shasta Lake, Lakeshore East campground offers an idyllic retreat where crystal-clear waters meet the shore just steps from your tent. Majestic oak and pine trees cast dappled shade across the grounds, while natural grass meadows and wild raspberry bushes create intimate pockets of privacy between sites. Here, you'll wake to the gentle lapping of waves and fall asleep under a canopy of stars reflected on the water's surface.

Shasta Caverns/OBrien Exit off I-5, Lakehead, CA 96051, USA

Tucked into the forested shores of Lake Shasta's scenic McCloud Arm, Bailey Cove Campground offers an intimate retreat where towering evergreens provide natural shade and shelter. This compact campground serves as your gateway to endless water adventures, with a convenient public boat ramp just moments away. Whether you're casting a line at dawn, exploring hidden coves by kayak, or hiking the surrounding trails, Bailey Cove positions you perfectly for lake life. While the distant hum of the freeway occasionally reminds you of the outside world, and seasonal lake levels can vary with California's weather patterns, the campground remains a beloved basecamp for those seeking accessible waterfront camping without the crowds.

Gilman Road Exit off I-5

Perched on terraced hillsides along the scenic McCloud Arm of Shasta Lake, Ellery Creek Campground beckons water enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. From the lower campsites, wake up to sweeping lake vistas, while select upper sites offer glimpses of California's largest reservoir through the trees. When water levels cooperate, boaters treasure this spot for its informal mooring areas, making it a coveted basecamp for aquatic adventures.

Gilman Road Exit off of Interstate 5, Lakehead, CA 96051, USA

Perched atop a scenic hilltop where manzanita and oak trees frame sweeping vistas of Shasta Lake's McCloud Arm, HIRZ BAY beckons adventurers seeking the perfect basecamp. Whether you're launching your boat at dawn, casting a line into crystalline waters, or setting off on trails that wind through fragrant forests, this campground serves as your gateway to endless recreation. Just a short drive away, the mystical Lake Shasta Caverns await exploration, adding a touch of underground wonder to your above-ground adventures.

Gilman Road Exit off of Interstate 5, Lakehead, CA 96051, USA

Nestled along the pristine McCloud Arm of Shasta Lake, Moore Creek Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts with its perfect blend of waterfront access and mountain serenity. Whether you're setting up a tent beneath the dappled shade of towering pines or parking your RV with a view of the sparkling water, this versatile campground serves as your gateway to endless adventures. Wake to the calls of local wildlife, spend your days exploring the lake's hidden coves by kayak, cast a line for trophy bass, or hit the trails that wind through the surrounding wilderness. As evening falls, gather around your campsite to watch the sunset paint the mountains in brilliant hues.

Gilman Road/ Gregory Creek road to Conflict Road West side of Interstate 5

Nestled along the pristine shores of Lake Shasta, Nelson Point Campground beckons adventurers seeking an intimate escape into Northern California's natural splendor. This hidden gem transforms with the seasons, welcoming group gatherings from mid-May through mid-September, while early-season explorers can discover its tranquil beauty through walk-in access. Just moments from the popular Antlers Public Boat Ramp, this lakeside sanctuary serves as your gateway to endless water adventures and mountain serenity.

Gilman Road Exit off of Interstate 5, Lakehead, CA 96051, USA

Nestled along the sparkling waters of Shasta Lake's McCloud Arm, Pine Point Campground beckons group adventurers to gather beneath towering evergreens in the heart of Shasta-Trinity National Forest. This thoughtfully designed group camping haven features 14 spacious sites, each equipped with everything your crew needs for the perfect outdoor escape—from sturdy picnic tables for memorable meals to crackling fire rings for evening storytelling. Convenient paved parking spurs, dedicated tent pads, and secure bear boxes ensure your stay is both comfortable and wildlife-safe in this pristine wilderness setting.

Gilman Road Exit off of Interstate 5, Lakehead, CA 96051, USA

Nestled along the scenic McCloud Arm of Shasta Lake, Hirz Bay Group 1 Campground welcomes gatherings of up to 120 adventurers seeking an escape into Northern California's natural splendor. This spacious group retreat is embraced by fragrant oak groves and vibrant manzanita forests, creating an intimate wilderness setting perfect for family reunions, scout troops, or outdoor celebrations. Miles of hiking trails wind through the surrounding landscape, while the shimmering waters of Shasta Lake beckon with endless opportunities for swimming, boating, and waterfront relaxation.

Gilman Road Exit off of Interstate 5

Nestled along the pristine McCloud Arm of Shasta Lake, Hirz Bay Group 2 Campground offers an intimate escape for large gatherings of up to 80 people. This secluded sanctuary combines the best of lakeside living with endless recreational opportunities, from early morning fishing expeditions to sunset paddling adventures. Whether you're planning a family reunion, corporate retreat, or celebration with friends, this group site provides the perfect basecamp for creating lasting memories on the water and trails.

P.O. Box 1620, McCloud, CA, 96057, USA

Tucked away in the heart of the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Camp 4 Group Campground offers an authentic wilderness experience along the pristine Upper McCloud River. This secluded group site beckons adventurers seeking a back-to-basics camping experience, where towering pines whisper overhead and the river's gentle melody provides nature's soundtrack. Perfect for family reunions, scout troops, or friends gathering under the stars, this primitive campground serves as your gateway to exploring one of Northern California's most spectacular river corridors.

FIELD OFFICE: 14538 Wonderland Blvd., REDDING, CA, 96019, USA

Perched high above the wilderness at 3,540 feet, Hirz Mountain Lookout beckons to those seeking an extraordinary escape from the ordinary. This isn't your typical drive-up campground—reaching this historic fire lookout demands determination and a spirit of adventure. Your journey begins on rugged, rocky roads that test even the most capable high-clearance vehicles, culminating in a quarter-mile hike that leads you to one of Northern California's most spectacular camping experiences. Built in 1937 and enhanced with a steel tower in 1949, this piece of living history rewards intrepid travelers with panoramic 360-degree vistas that stretch from horizon to horizon. By day, watch eagles soar past at eye level; by night, witness the Milky Way unfold in all its glory, far from the glow of city lights.

PO BOX 1620, MCCLOUD, CA, 96057, USA

Perched high above the Sacramento River Canyon, Girard Ridge Lookout beckons adventurers seeking an authentic wilderness escape. This 1931 fire lookout tower, lovingly preserved by the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, offers visitors a chance to step back in time while soaking in some of California's most breathtaking mountain panoramas. From your rustic cabin in the sky, watch as Mount Shasta's snow-capped peak catches the first light of dawn and Castle Crags glow amber at sunset. With no electricity or running water, this remote sanctuary promises star-filled nights and the profound silence only found in wild places.

204 West Alma Street

Tucked away at 6,400 feet on Mount Shasta's southern slopes, Red Fir Flat Group Campground offers a serene escape for those seeking tranquility among towering Shasta red firs. This hidden gem has become a sanctuary for meditation and retreat groups drawn to its profound sense of solitude and spiritual connection with nature. Far from the crowds, this peaceful forest haven invites groups to disconnect from the world and reconnect with each other beneath a canopy of ancient trees.

PO Box 1620

Discover your perfect basecamp at Fowlers Campground, where the gentle shade of mixed conifers and ancient oaks creates a natural sanctuary on Mt. Shasta's eastern slopes. This thoughtfully designed campground offers modern comforts with paved parking spurs, fresh running water, and clean vault restrooms, all while maintaining its authentic connection to the wilderness. Just minutes away, the legendary McCloud River cascades through a series of spectacular waterfalls, drawing adventurers and nature lovers to this coveted destination where mountain majesty meets riverside serenity.

14538 Wonderland Blvd., Redding, CA, 96003, USA

Nestled beneath a canopy of majestic oaks and towering pines, Gregory Creek Group Campground offers a serene forest retreat where over 80% shade coverage creates a natural sanctuary from the California sun. This single-loop campground winds through a landscape rich with native blackberries, wild grape vines, and diverse understory vegetation. Just moments from the inviting waters of Gregory Beach, visitors can cast a line at dawn, take refreshing afternoon swims, or launch into thrilling water sports adventures on Lake Shasta's crystalline surface. Each thoughtfully positioned site comes complete with essential amenities including a sturdy picnic table, fire ring with grill, and level tent pad, creating the perfect basecamp for your lakeside escape.

14538 Wonderland Blvd.

Perched atop a scenic hilltop, Hirz Cabin offers an unforgettable retreat where modern comfort meets natural splendor. This charming facility overlooks the sparkling waters of Shasta Lake's McCloud Arm, where days begin with stunning sunrises and end with peaceful evenings on the water. Adventure seekers will discover a perfect basecamp with easy access to both water sports and mountain trails, while the cabin's thoughtful amenities—including solar and generator power, running water, a fully equipped kitchen, and convenient laundry facilities—ensure your wilderness escape doesn't mean sacrificing comfort.

14538 Wonderland Blvd.

Nestled where the Pit and Squaw arms of Shasta Lake converge, Mariners Point Campground offers an exclusive group camping experience within the majestic Shasta-Trinity National Forest. This gathering place welcomes both tent enthusiasts and RV adventurers, though those navigating larger rigs should prepare for an adventure along winding, narrow roads that add to the campground's secluded charm. Each site comes thoughtfully equipped with picnic tables, grills, and fire rings for memorable outdoor cooking, along with parking spurs and portable facilities that maintain the site's natural feel.

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

Gather your favorite people at Camp 4 Group Campsite, where up to 35 adventurers can create lasting memories together in the heart of nature. This thoughtfully developed campground welcomes groups with everything needed for the perfect outdoor gathering – spacious picnic tables for shared meals under towering trees, crackling fire pits for evening storytelling, convenient vault toilets, and regular garbage collection that lets you focus on what matters most: quality time with friends and family.

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

Tucked away in a hushed cathedral of mixed conifers, Castle Lake Campground offers an authentic wilderness escape just a quarter-mile below its namesake glacial jewel. This intimate primitive campground features six thoughtfully spaced sites, each equipped with sturdy tables and fire rings where evening stories unfold beneath towering trees. While vault toilets provide basic comfort, adventurers should come prepared with their own water supply, embracing the self-sufficient spirit of backcountry camping. The narrow, winding approach road keeps this hidden gem exclusive to smaller vehicles, preserving its peaceful atmosphere. Free and operating on a first-come, first-served basis, the campground welcomes visitors from late May through early November, depending on winter's grip. Days here unfold with endless possibilities: morning hikes along forest trails, afternoon swims in crystal-clear alpine waters, quiet fishing from granite shores, or peaceful paddle strokes across the mirror-like lake surface.

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

Nestled within a tranquil single-loop design, this woodland retreat offers campers an immersive forest experience beneath a magnificent canopy of oak and pine. Over 80% tree coverage creates a natural cathedral overhead, filtering sunlight through branches to provide welcome relief during warm summer days. The forest floor tells its own story with a tapestry of native plants - from the distinctive red bark of manzanita to wild grapevines that twist through the understory. While blackberries, tree ferns, and native grasses create a authentic wilderness atmosphere, the natural spacing between sites offers a balance of seclusion and community. Lake access varies with seasonal water levels, transforming from gentle slopes perfect for launching kayaks during high water to dramatic cliff-like banks that reveal the lake's geological character when levels drop.

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

Tucked away along the pristine shores of Iron Canyon Reservoir, Deadlun Campground beckons adventurers seeking an authentic wilderness experience. This hidden gem embraces its untamed character, where informal campsites nestle beneath towering mixed cedar and Douglas fir trees. Here, the rhythmic lapping of reservoir waters mingles with the whisper of wind through ancient branches, creating a sanctuary for those who prefer their camping with a side of solitude. Whether you're casting a line into the crystal-clear waters or revving up for an exhilarating OHV adventure, Deadlun serves as your rustic basecamp for exploring the raw beauty of Northern California's backcountry.

2019 Forest Road McCloud, CA 96057

Nestled at 3,700 feet in the pristine Upper McCloud River valley, Cattle Camp Campground beckons adventurers with 27 thoughtfully arranged campsites amid towering mixed conifers. Each site comes equipped with sturdy tables and fire rings for evening gatherings, while modern vault toilets and fresh piped water ensure comfort in the wilderness. Families and friends traveling together will appreciate the spacious double sites, perfect for creating basecamp memories. Days here unfold along 15 miles of riverside trails, where crystal-clear swimming holes offer refreshing dips and hidden waterfalls reward those who explore. Whether you're casting a line for elusive trout or simply soaking in the forest serenity, this riverside retreat promises an authentic Northern California camping experience.

McBride Springs Campground, Mt. Shasta, CA

Nestled on the enchanting lower slopes of Mt. Shasta, McBride Springs Campground offers an intimate escape into nature with just 10 thoughtfully spaced campsites. This hidden gem welcomes tent campers and small RV adventurers seeking a tranquil mountain retreat. Each site comes equipped with classic camping amenities including sturdy picnic tables and fire rings perfect for evening gatherings. While the campground features vault toilets and a charming hand-pump water spigot that adds to the authentic outdoor experience, remember to bring your water filter or be prepared to boil the crystal-clear spring water before drinking.

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

Tucked away in the forested hills east of Shasta Lake, Madrone Campground offers an intimate escape with just 10 secluded campsites. This hidden gem draws nature lovers seeking respite beneath a canopy of towering trees, where dappled sunlight filters through dense foliage and the sounds of civilization fade into memory. As autumn arrives, the campground transforms into a favored basecamp for hunters drawn to the surrounding wilderness, adding a rustic charm to this already authentic outdoor experience.

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

Escape the crowds and discover true wilderness solitude at Arbuckle Flat, an exclusive boat-access sanctuary nestled along the pristine shores of Shasta Lake. This hidden gem rewards adventurous souls who arrive by watercraft with unparalleled seclusion and tranquility. As one of only four boat-in campgrounds on the lake, Arbuckle Flat offers a rare opportunity to disconnect from civilization while still enjoying essential amenities like vault toilets. The campground operates on a pack-in, pack-out philosophy, ensuring the natural beauty remains unspoiled for future generations. Without piped water available, visitors should come prepared with their own supply for this authentic backcountry experience.

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

Tucked away in the wilderness east of Shasta Lake, Fenders Ferry beckons adventurers seeking an authentic backcountry experience. This secluded haven sits beneath a canopy of towering trees, where dappled sunlight filters through dense foliage to create the perfect shaded retreat. While the journey here requires navigating a rugged, unimproved dirt road that tests your vehicle's mettle, the reward is a tranquil basecamp ideal for off-highway vehicle enthusiasts. Though the shimmering waters of Shasta Lake remain out of reach from this location, the campground's remote charm and forested serenity more than compensate. As autumn arrives and hunting season begins, these sites transform into a bustling hub for outdoor sportsmen, making early reservations essential during fall months.

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

Perched at a breathtaking 7,500 feet on the majestic slopes of Mt. Shasta, Panther Meadows Campground offers adventurers a rare opportunity to camp near the timberline in California's most iconic volcanic peak. This remote walk-in sanctuary features 15 intimate sites, each equipped with tables and fire rings, where campers can experience the raw beauty of the high country. With only a vault toilet and no water facilities, visitors must come prepared with their own water supply or purification equipment for the nearby mountain streams. This free, first-come-first-served haven operates on a unique 3-day annual limit, ensuring that its pristine sub-alpine meadows remain unspoiled for all who make the journey to this extraordinary elevation.

2019 Forest Road McCloud, CA 96057

Tucked away along the pristine Upper McCloud River, Algoma Campground offers an authentic wilderness escape for those seeking solitude and simplicity. This intimate, undeveloped gem features just 8 dispersed sites where the gentle murmur of the river provides nature's soundtrack. As the northern terminus of the spectacular 15-mile McCloud River Trail, Algoma rewards hikers and adventurers with a peaceful riverside haven. While amenities are purposefully minimal—just a vault toilet graces this rustic retreat—the absence of crowds and the presence of untamed natural beauty more than compensate. Bring your own water and camping essentials to fully embrace this back-to-basics experience.

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

Tucked away on the pristine northern shore of a serene alpine lake, Gumboot Campground offers an authentic wilderness escape for those seeking solitude and natural beauty. This intimate, rustic retreat features six undeveloped sites where adventurers can pitch their tents or park modest RVs (up to 12 feet) among the pines. Each site comes with its own user-created fire ring, perfect for evening gatherings under star-filled skies. A vault toilet provides basic facilities while maintaining the campground's backcountry charm. Best of all? This hidden gem is completely free, welcoming visitors from June through October when the mountain snows recede. Whether you're casting a line into the crystal-clear waters, paddling a canoe across the glassy surface, or setting off on foot to explore the legendary Pacific Crest Trail just 2 miles away, Gumboot serves as your gateway to unforgettable alpine adventures.

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Escape the crowds and discover your own private paradise at Gooseneck Cove Boat-In Campground, where adventure begins the moment you leave the dock. Tucked away on the upper Sacramento arm of Shasta Lake within the majestic Shasta-Trinity National Forest, this secluded gem offers the ultimate off-the-grid experience. Your boat is your ticket to freedom at this pristine campground, where basic amenities like vault toilets and picnic tables blend seamlessly with untouched nature. Without piped water or modern distractions, you'll find yourself immersed in the raw beauty of Northern California's wilderness. Open around the clock and completely free, Gooseneck Cove operates on a first-come, first-served basis with a leave-no-trace philosophy that helps preserve its unspoiled character for fellow adventurers.

204 West Alma Mt. Shasta, CA 96067

Step into living history at Sims Flat Campground, where 19 riverside campsites beckon along the pristine Sacramento River in the heart of Shasta-Trinity National Forest. This cherished destination, born from the hands of Civilian Conservation Corps workers in the 1930s, invites you to cross their original suspension bridge and discover interpretive signs that tell the story of America's conservation legacy. Whether you're casting a line for native trout, navigating exhilarating whitewater rapids, or watching the historic trains rumble past, Sims Flat offers an authentic slice of Northern California's outdoor heritage.

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

Escape the crowds and discover your own private paradise at Greens Creek, one of Shasta Lake's four exclusive boat-access campgrounds. Tucked away on the pristine McCloud Arm, this secluded retreat offers the ultimate wilderness experience for adventurous souls seeking solitude. With only vault toilets and no piped water, Greens Creek embraces a true back-to-nature philosophy—bring what you need and leave only footprints behind. This pack-it-in, pack-it-out facility rewards those willing to journey by boat with unparalleled tranquility and an authentic camping experience far from the bustle of traditional campgrounds.

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

2019 Forest Road McCloud, CA 96057

204 West Alma Mt. Shasta, CA 96067

41.149078, -122.318016

McBride Springs Campground, Mt. Shasta, CA

P.O. Box 1620, McCloud, CA, 96057, USA

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

20022 Castle Creek Road, Castella, CA 96017

20022 Castle Creek Road, Castella, CA 96017, USA

204 West Alma Street

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

PO Box 1620

2019 Forest Road McCloud, CA 96057

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

Shasta Caverns/OBrien Exit off I-5, Lakehead, CA 96051, USA

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

Bishop Creek, South Lake Road, near Four Jeffrey Campground, CA

Escape to Mountain Glen Campground, where just five secluded sites await beneath a canopy of quaking aspens and graceful willows. This hidden gem along the melodic waters of Bishop Creek offers the perfect basecamp for tomorrow's alpine adventure or a tranquil week-long retreat from the demands of modern life. Here, intimacy meets wilderness, creating an atmosphere where every camper becomes part of the mountain's quiet rhythm.

1 Visitor Center Dr Lee Vining, CA 93541

Tucked into a scenic bend along the melodious Lee Vining Creek, Big Bend Campground invites adventurers to claim one of its 17 intimate campsites within the majestic Inyo National Forest. This hidden gem serves as the perfect basecamp for those drawn to both Yosemite's stunning Tuolumne Meadows entrance and the otherworldly landscapes of Mono Basin Scenic Area. Each site comes equipped with essential amenities including vault toilets, fresh potable water, and bear-proof food storage lockers to ensure both comfort and wildlife safety during your stay.

INYO, CA, USA

Nestled in the heart of the Eastern Sierra, Big Pine Canyon offers adventurers a gateway to some of California's most dramatic alpine wilderness. This stunning canyon serves as your basecamp for exploring ancient glaciers, crystal-clear mountain lakes, and towering granite peaks that pierce the sky at over 14,000 feet. Whether you're seeking challenging mountaineering routes or peaceful streamside camping, Big Pine Canyon delivers an authentic High Sierra experience that will leave you breathless—both from the altitude and the sheer beauty surrounding you.

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

Gather your favorite people at Camp 4 Group Campsite, where up to 35 adventurers can create lasting memories together in the heart of nature. This thoughtfully developed campground welcomes groups with everything needed for the perfect outdoor gathering – spacious picnic tables for shared meals under towering trees, crackling fire pits for evening storytelling, convenient vault toilets, and regular garbage collection that lets you focus on what matters most: quality time with friends and family.

Six Rivers National Forest

Tucked away in the vast wilderness of Six Rivers National Forest, Bailey Canyon Campground offers an authentic back-to-nature experience for those seeking solitude and simplicity. This hidden gem provides all the essentials for a comfortable stay, including vault toilets and fresh drinking water, while each thoughtfully arranged campsite comes complete with a sturdy table for meals under the stars and a campfire ring where stories and s'mores come to life after dark.

13652 Highway 79 Julian, CA 92036

Saddle up for an unforgettable equestrian adventure at Los Vaqueros Group Horse Campground, where the spirit of the Old West meets modern camping comfort. This specialized horse-friendly retreat beckons riders and their four-legged companions with direct access to the legendary California Riding and Hiking Trail. Well-appointed horse corrals ensure your equine partners rest as comfortably as you do, making this the perfect basecamp for exploring miles of scenic trails that wind through California's stunning backcountry.

Eldorado National Forest

Tucked away in the heart of Eldorado National Forest, Northwind Campground beckons those seeking solitude amid towering pines and whispering aspens. This hidden gem rewards visitors who venture off the beaten path with pristine natural beauty and the kind of peaceful atmosphere that's increasingly rare in today's busy world. The smooth paved roads leading to this intimate campground make it an accessible retreat where the only sounds you'll hear are birdsong and wind through the trees.

Sequoia National Forest

Perched at an impressive 7,800 feet elevation, this mountain retreat features 73 thoughtfully designed campsites nestled among towering pines and crisp mountain air. The campground welcomes RVs up to 24 feet, with each site featuring a paved parking spur for easy setup and bear-proof storage boxes for peace of mind. Adventure seekers will love the direct access to thrilling OHV trails right from camp, while fresh drinking water is available throughout the season. Whether you're seeking adrenaline-pumping off-road adventures or simply yearning to wake up above the clouds, this high-elevation haven offers the perfect basecamp for your mountain escape.

Sequoia National Forest

Rail Creek Rd, Klamath National Forest, California

Escape to the pristine wilderness of Kangaroo Lake Campground, where 18 thoughtfully placed sites await at 6,100 feet among towering conifers and fragrant manzanita. Choose from 13 convenient drive-in sites or venture to one of 5 secluded walk-in tent sites for a more intimate connection with nature. The crown jewel is the crystal-clear, 25-acre lake that plunges to depths of 110 feet—a tranquil haven for paddlers and anglers pursuing rainbow trout in its cool waters. A gentle, quarter-mile paved trail winds through the forest to the lake's edge, making this mountain paradise accessible to all. As you settle into this bear country sanctuary, proper food storage becomes part of the authentic wilderness experience under star-filled skies.