DebbieM

Easy short road to get in off 93. We just drove it in the evening and had no problem. Several spots grouped somewhat together. Nice shrubbery for some privacy. It was quiet and we had it to ourselves. Great Verizon. Better to go in daylight in case it’s full and you need to turnaround.

Dump only, no drinking water.
$10.

Easy in off 44. We drove our cab-over camper a little further down the nice dirt road and found a great, fairly level spot. Road is narrow and I wouldn’t take a trailer but great for campers, tent and vans. We are on the other side of the cattle guard so there are some cows now and then. PCT and great views are about 100’ away. Gas, supplies and dump in nearby Old Station. Not far from Lassen Nat Park. 2 bars of unboosted Verizon.

We didn’t stay, just stopped in for the bathroom. Looks safe. It’s dusty and we’ll used but clean snd we’ll kept.. Right next to road.

Very clean, good spacing and great Verizon. We were here midweek in November. This place is setup for Off-road Heaven. Im sure it’s busy and somewhat loud in Off Road season. Bathrooms, garbage, covered picnic tables and fire rings. Free if you don’t hook up. Various prices depending on if you use power, water or it’s a holiday. While it’s right on the road almost no one goes by. A few fighter jets from the nearby base but only during parts of the day.

It was just ok for us. The road further back to quieter sites is rough and unlevel. Barely doable in our 40’ 5er. Not many areas to turn around. The area in the front is somewhat flatter but has road noise. The berms further back we’re quite big too.

It was the usual blacktop parking lot style FG. Clean and safe.
30a/W/Dump.

FHU. Maybe 10 sites with some trees. Level, quiet, easy pull through. Laundry, showers, bathrooms and a cafe and gas station. Can get windy. No choice for 3G Verizon but that’s all we got without a booster.

$15/7.50 with senior pass.
No electric, plenty of threaded water spigots throughout, garbage and boat launch. We maneuvered our 40’ 5th wheel fine but I’m not sure I’d take anything bigger without walking it first. Out of the 12 sites I’d say a big rig could fit in almost 1/2 of them. You can make resos or some are FCFS depending on time of year. There is gas, propane, dump and laundry ($1.50 to wash!) in Donnelly. Groceries and pharmacy in McCall. Sites 7 and 8 are best and have a sandy beach right behind the sites. We kayaked at the lake and other nearby lakes and rivers. Much to do in McCall and Cascade. Fantastic Italian food at Ragazza di Bufalo in Donnelly. Breweries in McCall. We had the campground to ourselves most of our 10 days, end of Sep beginning of Oct. Weather was 70s80s/ low 49s at night.

We only stopped to dump our black tank and refill our water tank. $10 to dump, $5 to fill water. Very nice lady at store took care of us.