There are 20 developed sites available on a first come first served basis. The fee is $8 per night for a single site or $11 per night for multiple occupancy. Facilities include potable water, fire rings, picnic tables, RV (up to 35\') or trailer sites, tent sites, trash removal, and vault toilets. Open mid May to Early November subject to seasonal weather conditions. Click the links below for more information on the BLM and Forest Service Eagle Lake and nearby campgrounds at Eagle Lake. [Eagle Lake ][1] [Rocky Point East Campground][2] [Rocky Point West Campground][3] The Lassen National Forest, Eagle Lake Ranger District manages southwestern end of the lake which includes the Christi, Merrill, Aspen and Eagle campgrounds located off of Eagle Lake County Road. The Eagle Lake Marina includes a small store, restrooms, showers, and fish cleaning station. Gallatin Beach is a popular place to swim by the shore. Visitors can contact the Eagle Lake Ranger District Monday-Friday at 530-257-4188. For information visit: [Lassen National Forest Campgrounds][4] [Eagle Lake Campgrounds &amp; Marina][5]

[1]: https://www.blm.gov/visit/eagle-lake
[2]: https://www.blm.gov/visit/rocky-point-east
[3]: https://www.blm.gov/visit/rocky-point-west
[4]: http://www.forestcamping.com/dow/pacficsw/lassinfo.htm
[5]: http://www.eaglelakerecreationarea.com/fishing/

North Eagle Lake Campground

Very clean, decent spaciousness between sites. Some have a distant view of the water. Lots of wasps!

Quiet with a nice view

Of all the campgrounds at Eagle Lake this is the least appealing. It sits quite far from the lake on a dry, dusty hill. There is one pit toilet bathroom and there is less shade with less trees. It does have the advantage of being very close to highway 139 and would be a good spot to stop for the night.

Close to the Highway

We originally went to the dispersed campground down a very bumpy road but that area was a dirt parking lot, extremely exposed and unappealing so we headed back North Eagle Lake for an overnight stay. 

  

*   Cleanest sites and bathrooms you'll ever experience 
*   Water spigots conveniently located throughout 
*   Friendly camp host (she took immense pride in maintaining the sites and bathrooms) 
*   Tree coverage was great (we hit this on an exceptionally warm fall day) 
*   Some road noise from Hwy 136 but quiet at night 
*   Did I say cleanest vault toilets ever? There was hand sanitizer, air freshener, waste baskets and holiday decorations in each one to make them "homey.

It appears some upgrades have been done since one of the earlier reviews as there were 3 new vault toilets and a new entrance sign. Not sure why that review said there were no trees as we had plenty of them as did many of the other campsites. There were multiple vans, a Class A, tents and a tear drop so this campground can accommodate all rig sizes. 

  

We'd definitely stay here again.