RV parked at a pine-shaded campsite above Shasta Lake at sunset

Northern California · Shasta-Cascade

Find the Shasta Lake campground that actually fits your rig.

8 vetted campgrounds with real pad lengths, hookup truth, boat ramp status at low water, and the insider tips locals don't post online.

  • Verified rig limits

    Turn radii, grades and low limbs — measured, not scraped.

  • Ramp intel

    Which launches survive a low-water September.

  • Hidden gems

    The coves and numbered pads worth the drive.

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8 campgrounds

Shasta Lake & Northern California campgrounds

Bailey Cove Campground in the McCloud Arm area of Shasta-CascadeUSFS Public

McCloud Arm · Shasta-Cascade

  • Max 30 ft
  • Dry Camping (No Hookups)
  • $28–$34 / night

Local insider tip: Sites 5, 6 and 7 sit right above the emerald McCloud water. Arrive Thursday morning in July — locals grab them by noon Friday.

  • Boat Ramp
  • Shade Canopy
  • Dog Friendly
  • Flush Toilets
  • Bear Lockers

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Antlers Campground in the Sacramento Arm area of Shasta-CascadeUSFS Public

Sacramento Arm · Shasta-Cascade

  • Max 40 ft
  • Dry Camping (No Hookups)
  • $30–$38 / night

Local insider tip: The lower loop pads are longer than the reservation system admits. Site 34 and 36 have taken 40 ft toy haulers with the tow vehicle still attached.

  • Boat Ramp
  • Dump Station
  • Dog Friendly
  • Pull-Through
  • Flush Toilets

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Hirz Bay Campground in the McCloud Arm area of Shasta-CascadeUSFS Public

McCloud Arm · Shasta-Cascade

  • Max 35 ft
  • Dry Camping (No Hookups)
  • $30–$36 / night

Local insider tip: Hirz Bay 1 has the waterfront; Hirz Bay 2 has the quiet. Group site B is worth splitting with friends — it holds four rigs and a private cove beach.

  • Boat Ramp
  • Shade Canopy
  • Dog Friendly
  • Dump Station
  • Flush Toilets

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Mountain Gate RV Park in the Shasta Dam / Redding Gateway area of Shasta-CascadePrivate Resort

Shasta Dam / Redding Gateway · Shasta-Cascade

  • Max 45 ft
  • Full Hookups (50/30A)
  • $62–$85 / night

Local insider tip: Ask for the back row against the tree line — it's 6 degrees cooler in August and out of the I-5 sound corridor.

  • WiFi
  • 50 Amp
  • Pull-Through
  • Dump Station
  • Dog Friendly

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Salt Creek Campground in the Sacramento Arm area of Shasta-CascadeUSFS Public

Sacramento Arm · Shasta-Cascade

  • Max 32 ft
  • Electric Only
  • $32–$40 / night

Local insider tip: The electric loop is the sleeper deal on the lake — 30 amp for less than half of a Redding RV park, and the creek keeps the sites 5 degrees cooler.

  • Boat Ramp
  • Shade Canopy
  • Dog Friendly
  • Flush Toilets
  • Dump Station

Booking via Recreation.gov · affiliate link

Jones Valley Campground in the Pit River Arm area of Shasta-CascadeUSFS Public

Pit River Arm · Shasta-Cascade

  • Max 36 ft
  • Dry Camping (No Hookups)
  • $26–$32 / night

Local insider tip: Lower Jones Valley is the last ramp still usable in a low-water September. When the McCloud ramps close, everyone with a boat ends up here.

  • Boat Ramp
  • Dog Friendly
  • Dump Station
  • Pull-Through
  • Flush Toilets

Booking via Recreation.gov · affiliate link

Fawndale Oaks RV Park in the Shasta Dam / Redding Gateway area of Shasta-CascadePrivate Resort

Shasta Dam / Redding Gateway · Shasta-Cascade

  • Max 45 ft
  • Full Hookups (50/30A)
  • $55–$74 / night

Local insider tip: The oak-shaded row along the north fence is the quietest full-hookup real estate between Redding and Lakehead. Reserve it a month out for holiday weekends.

  • 50 Amp
  • WiFi
  • Pull-Through
  • Dog Friendly
  • Laundry

Booking via Direct Resort · affiliate link

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