Although ALL National Forests in California remain closed through this weekend, there are many privately-owned RV parks and campgrounds nearby or even in these National Forests that are not in any immediate fire danger, and are open ready to welcome you to their pristine properties! Camp on the American River and learn the rich history of Gold Country, or explore the tree-lined lakes and hiking trails of the Shasta Cascade Trinity region. Slow down in a sleepy beach town in the North Coast, or marvel at the natural beauty of the granite mountaintops in the High Sierra. No matter how you choose to explore the areas surrounding California's National Forests, Camp-California.com is your one-stop shop for the state's best RV parks and campgrounds.
Happy Labor Day! As you're preparing to celebrate your hard work and happiness during this symbolic end of summer, be sure to review Camp-California's Outdoor Principles to keep you and your loved ones safe and to do your part to preserve our outdoor spaces for others to enjoy for years to come. Please plan ahead and check that any outdoor spaces you want to visit are open, and remember that National Forest closuresremain in place through the end of the holiday weekend for all of California. Stay safe, and have a fun weekend!
Although Lassen National Park remains closed due to the Dixie Fire, the outlying Lassen RV Resort is far from any fire danger and remains open for eager campers and RVers looking to get back in touch with nature! This unique park is a favorite among RV and tent campers, with sites generously spaced from neighbors to give campers a secluded, natural experience – while still being easily accessible, right off Highway 299. With picnic areas and walking trails right on site, Lassen RV Resort will give you the feel of being in the Shasta Trinity wilderness without ever having to leave your home away from home. This serene and quiet park is only experiencing light to moderate smoke and is in no direct threat to the fires, making it the perfect place to relax among the trees and bask in the crisp mornings and cool evenings as the seasons change.
