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Established Camping

Shasta Campground

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National Forest

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

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Location

Shasta Campground is located in California

Detail location of campground

Coordinates

40.7159679 N
122.43281555 W

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  • Drive-In
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Site Types

  • Tent Sites
  • RV Sites

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  • Trash
  • Picnic Table
  • Drinking Water
  • Toilets
  • Fires

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Reviewed Jun. 8, 2019

Not our speed, but well maintained

We came thru at a time that little OHV traffic was in the area, but it clearly gets busy at this site. Hosts were excellent and helpful, and there is a wonderful trail nearby for bikes. Not being a fan of OHV noise, I would recommend some of the dispersed camping in the area for those that go to nature to avoid the noise of their neighbors.

  • Review photo of Shasta Campground by Brandon B., June 8, 2019
Dawnielle C.
Reviewed Oct. 17, 2018

Ranger Review: RŌM Pack at Shasta Lake

Campground Review: No matter where you find yourself on Shasta Lake you will be surrounded in houseboats and the beauty of the lake. On the way in (heading south on I-5 you will see Mt. Shasta in all of its glory standing in a blanket of hills and trees. There are plenty of cool places to drive for a better view if you can stomach some hilly land and loose sand, and the spider webbed lake won’t disappoint any way you approach it. When you’re camping in a roof top tent (Kukeman 3 by Tepui) any place with semi flat ground is a good place to camp! Though the drive from Seattle is quite long, it’s worth it once you get a load of the view of the lake and the bridge you’ll soon forget the hours you spent in the car. I highly recommend coming here and tent camping, car camping, cabin camping, or houseboat camping.

Product Review: As a Ranger for The Dyrt I get to review some great and often very practical products. This trip I was lucky enough to review RŌM Pack, a blanket, poncho, and tent in one.

This little combo is heavy duty and ready to take a beating. It may start out as a backpack, but as soon as you need a place to sit the soft inside and waterproof outside is ready for the job. I went straight to the RŌM Pack when I spilled water on the mattress of my Roof Top Tent and it kept us dry all night. The poncho feature is very warm, and it was very warm at Shasta Lake (about 80 degrees) so I didn’t get to test out that feature too much, but the pack is very comfortable on your back, as a blanket. And as a way to keep you warm once it cools off. There are plenty of places to stash things (like a snack or a drink)! I’d recommend this to anyone who wants a tough blanket for outdoor activities, but also a durable bag and poncho. It’s very nice looking, stylish, and durable.

  • Review photo of Shasta Campground by Dawnielle C., October 17, 2018
  • Review photo of Shasta Campground by Dawnielle C., October 17, 2018
  • Review photo of Shasta Campground by Dawnielle C., October 17, 2018
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