1 campground with availability this weekend
Likely Place RV and Golf Resort offers full hookup sites with water, electric and sewer connections situated in a rural setting 30 miles east of Alturas. The resort features primarily back-in sites along with some pull-through options, with sites nearest the clubhouse offering fewer shade trees than meadow-adjacent spaces. Sully's RV Park in Alturas provides five full hookup sites with 50-amp service for motorhomes and travel trailers, while High Desert RV Resort accommodates big rigs with sewer and electrical hookups. Eagle's Nest RV Park near Tulelake includes spacious pull-through rv pads with 50-amp service. The gravel roads throughout most parks are generally well-maintained, though some access roads may require careful navigation. "The road leading to the park was a bit more narrow and it seemed like you were driving onto a private ranch. Our nightly rate included the weekly 1/2 price golf package. Check in was easy and we proceeded to back-in site 14 with FHUs."
Many RV parks in the region operate seasonally, with Lassen RV Park Campground open mid-April through mid-October while others like Sully's remain available year-round. Within 30 miles of Likely, dump stations are limited, so utilizing on-site sanitary facilities is advisable. Cell service varies significantly—Likely Place visitors report three bars on Verizon while other remote locations have minimal connectivity. Pet policies are generally accommodating, with designated off-leash areas at some parks. According to one visitor, "Great water pressure so suggest using your reducer." Winter travel requires preparation as snow can affect accessibility, particularly at higher elevation parks. Grocery and fuel options are sparse, with Alturas offering the nearest reliable services approximately 25 miles from Likely. Most campgrounds require reservations during peak summer months, especially those with golf or recreational amenities.
"The park was easy to find, but a slow drive from the turn off in Likely due to the road being a little rough."
"Beautiful RV golf resort surrounded by beautiful landscape with great views."
from $20 - $42 / night
"The campsites have full hookups, and pull through. They also have laundry and showers, though I didn’t use those. There’s big trees for shade. The sites are not huge, but big enough."
"Inexpensive free shower and had access to do laundry. Worked well for our camper van.
Close to the wild refuge. Walked the 3 mile loop before heading out of town."
"We are winter camped here for a couple of days on our way to Mexico... The Dyrt spotted this campground for us on our route and we are sooo glad... We will make this a destination in the future."
"I was only going to stay 3 nights and i have extended for 7 night. Great owner ! Wide open sites. There are lots of trails I can take my dog for walks."
from $42 - $75 / night
"Quiet, Large, pull through, full hook up sites. The internet actually works! Near entrance to Lava Beds National monument. We didn’t use the bathrooms and showers."
"He not only let us fill up, but offered to let us dump if we needed to (we didn’t). The campground is in a meadow-line setting at the end of a quiet road."
from $20 - $35 / night
"Nice RV sites with electric sewer and water. Grounds had nice trees and grass. Manager Jason was helpful and accommodating."
"Full hook up site with great view. Looks like there are 2 nice playgrounds, a softball field, horse shoes and hiking trails, much more that I didn't get the chance to check out. "
from $40 / night
from $35 / night
"Full hook ups. Bathroom and laundry room with key pass combo ."
from $45 - $50 / night
"Only a few sites and some not really suitable for a RV as they are not very level. I wouldn't venture in here if I thought the road would be muddy as it could get western real fast."
GuideBeautiful RV golf resort surrounded by beautiful landscape with great views. Park is meticulously maintained with grass areas at rv sites Golf course is in great shape and has a driving range, and golf carts. Nice clubhouse with a cafe. Nice walking paths through natural landscape. This resort is a very nice surprise. Easy late registration also.
ScoutIt was a stop on a motorcycle trip. I like peace and quiet when I'm on the bike and this place delivered. Only 1 other site was occupied. The road in is 3 miles of gravel but not bad, the campground itself required a bit more caution. No site numbers, just pick a firepit and camp. The only negative is it's hard to find anything level which can make crawling in or out of a small tent in the dark a bit interesting. Over all a nice place.
ScoutOvernight stop on a motorcycle trip. The week after Labor Day and it was just me, exactly what I needed. The road in is gravel but not bad. Pit toilets were clean as was the entire campground. I didn't take advantage of it, but there seems to be some hiking trails and the creek is quite nice.
TravelerNot crowded, has two bathrooms, boat access, great selection of spots, and great views from the trees onto the lake. Great stargazing too. Easy access for our 17ft camper trailer
ScoutIt was an alright spot besides the houses near by. There was no bear box in this one or the option up another mile. No one there but us.
GuideRight on Eagle Lake in Lassen National Forest, this campground has a mix of electric and non electric sites with views of the lake. Clean bathrooms with mirrors, flush toilets but no showers. If you want a shower, bike, walk or drive down to the marina where they have private rooms for showers. Boating, kayak and paddleboard in addition to fishing (water is high alkaline which makes for big trout). Quiet campground with big sites.
GuideGot some trees. For shade. Ai wouldn’t advise anything over 26 feet long. Tight turns and narrow.
RangerThe sites are fairly close together, there are big trees, level parking, and full hook ups.
GuideThis is a campground that has great potential and Jason the manager is working hard to get it that way.
Full hook up site with great view. Looks like there are 2 nice playgrounds, a softball field, horse shoes and hiking trails, much more that I didn't get the chance to check out.
Jason was a great help to me, I'm on a trip back to Michigan and my last stop a portion of the bottom cover/liner fell off. (the dealer had cut a large square out to work on it.) Jason got it back on better than the dealer would have, tied up some wires that were hanging. He did a great job for a reasonable price. Thanks Jason
I highly recommend this campground; just keep in mind it is a work in restoring progress.
Also even though it was in the 90's I had a great, shaded spot and could sit outside the breeze made it comfortable.
Camping options near Likely, California span elevations from 4,600 to 5,500 feet in the high desert region of northeastern California. The area features volcanic landscapes with obsidian fields and juniper woodlands. RV campers can expect significant temperature fluctuations between day and night even during summer months, with frost possible into June.
Hiking trails: Around Lassen RV Park Campground, trails provide access to mountain vistas. "There are lots of trails I can take my dog for walks. Couple of the trails takes you to a cliff where you can sit and watch the sunset," notes one visitor.
Golfing: Several courses near rv sites in Likely, California accommodate players of all skill levels. While in the area, one camper reported, "We came to relax in the quiet and play golf. The pups were allowed to go golfing with us, but we opted to leave them in the a/c as the temps were unseasonably high."
Wildlife viewing: The Tulelake area provides bird watching opportunities near camping facilities. One reviewer at Eagle's Nest RV Park mentioned, "Great proximity to Lava Beds National Monument," which offers wildlife spotting along with geological features.
Spacious sites: Many RV parks feature well-spaced camping spots. At Stough Reservoir Campground, a camper noted, "Up a decent gravel road, only about a mile in. A beautiful, small reservoir with about 10 sites. I got the primo site across the water, solo spot with my own pit toilet."
Clean facilities: Campgrounds maintain sanitary amenities for guests. "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)," reported a visitor to North Eagle Lake Campground.
Quiet environment: Most campgrounds provide peaceful settings away from urban noise. One camper at Lassen RV Park noted, "The campground was clean and had huge sites, most in wooded lots. The campground is peaceful and relaxing."
Weather preparation: Mountain elevations bring unpredictable conditions regardless of season. A Stough Reservoir visitor warned, "Not much to report here, other than be aware of snow in May. We tried to get to this campground but were blocked by too much snow in the road."
Limited services: Stock up before arriving at remote rv sites in Likely, California. "Alturas has your main amenities plus we found reasonably priced diesel 5 miles out of town on US 395 North at Chimney Rock Travel Center just past the CA Agriculture check," advised a camper.
Variable connectivity: Cell service fluctuates throughout the region. As noted at Lassen RV Park, "Wi-fi is available at the office area. Verizon on my phone at our site was weak. They plan to upgrade the WiFi to better accommodate visitors."
Pet policies: Many campgrounds accommodate four-legged family members. "Our pups enjoyed the 1.4 mile nature trail, 3 mile trail around the golf course, and running off leash in the meadow area," shared one visitor.
Playground access: Some sites offer recreational areas for children. At Merrill Campground, a camper noted, "We enjoyed walking the paved Eagle Lake Recreation Trail to both Christie Campground and the marina. Each direction is about a 4 mile out and back."
Activity options: Plan for various outdoor interests when visiting rv sites near Likely. "We travel with electric bikes and dog carrier in tow. There is a total of 6 miles of paved bike path. We loved it! We rode to the other dry camp grounds all very big and spacious with the tall trees."
Site selection: Choose locations based on specific needs. At Sully's RV Park, a visitor observed, "This is not a high-end RV park. It is small (only 5 FHU sites) and has a number of permanent residences (who are quiet, and their residences are generally well maintained), but the RV sites are level."
Utility hookups: Water pressure varies between parks. "Great water pressure so suggest using your reducer," advised one RVer about the hookups at their site.
Accessibility considerations: Road conditions affect larger vehicles differently. North Eagle Lake Campground accommodates various sizes according to one visitor: "There were multiple vans, a Class A, tents and a tear drop so this campground can accommodate all rig sizes."
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