Top Tent Camping near Round Mountain, CA

Best Tent Camping Sites Near Round Mountain, CA (50)

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   Jones Valley Inlet Shoreline Campground

   4 Reviews

   6 Photos

   36 Saves

   Bella Vista, California

   This facility is used on an "as needed basis" by the Shasta Recreation Company (Concessionaire to the Forest Service). There are 8 camping sites that can accomodate a trailer with an average max. size of 16'. All sites have a picnic table, campfire ring, and an unpaved parking spur.

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   • Fires
   • Phone Service
   • Tents
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   Dusty Campground

   5 Reviews

   18 Photos

   56 Saves

   Cassel, California

   Sunset Campground has 54 tables, pressure water system, 54 stoves, 12 toilets, and 27 pedestal grills. For RVs, Sunset Campground can accommodate medium length trailers. Amenities include: Boat ramp,Tent camping,Camping trailer,Picnic tables,Toilets,Drinking water

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   • Reservable
   • Tents
   • Group
   • Trash

   $16 - $20 / night

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   Beehive Point Shoreline

   4 Reviews

   20 Photos

   167 Saves

   Sugarloaf, California

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   • Phone Service
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   • Standard (Tent/RV)
   • Dispersed
   • Trash
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   North Battle Creek Campground

   3 Reviews

   8 Photos

   26 Saves

   Lassen Volcanic National Park, California

   North Battle Creek Campground on the North Battle Creek Reservoir, is a scenic spot in Shasta County. Limited to non-motorized boating, the lake, at 5,600 feet in elevation, is an ideal place for canoeing, kayaking and rafting. Ten no-hookup sites for RVs or tents are available, as well as five walk-in tent sites. Booking a site with the online reservation is quick and easy. North Battle Creek Campground opens as weather permits. Potable water, fire rings, bear safe trash cans and a dirt boat ramp are available. Road is rough and high clearance vehicles are recommended.

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   • Reservable
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   • Picnic Table
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   Madesi Campground

   1 Review

   4 Photos

   4 Saves

   Burney, California

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   • ADA Access
   • Tents
   • Standard (Tent/RV)
   • Toilets
   • Alcohol
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   Hawkins Landing Campground

   1 Review

   11 Saves

   McCloud, California

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   • Fires
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   • Picnic Table
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   Hirz Mountain Lookout

   1 Review

   2 Photos

   30 Saves

   Lakehead, California

   Overview

   The McCloud River Wintu tribe held Hirz Mountain in reverence and had a name for it in their own language. But it was a white miner, Henry Hirz, who gave the mountain its modern name. Hirz was a gold miner who lived on Hirz Creek in the 1860s and was one of the earliest white men in the McCloud River country. When the lookout was built, it was originally a structure that sat on the ground. The mountain was a strategic location for detecting fires because it had a direct view into the headwaters of the McCloud River and most of its tributaries. In 1937, the Forest Service and the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) rebuilt the Hirz Mountain Lookout cabin and included a garage and outhouse. It was one of the last CCC-era lookouts to be built. In 1949, a steel tower was added, constructed of a steel K-brace tower that stands 20 feet above ground level. Coming here is not for the faint of heart. The access road is rocky and steep with limited visibility - high clearance vehicles are recommended - and the last quarter-mile must be traversed on foot. Those who make the journey are rewarded with unforgettable views of the landscape by day and the stars at night.

   Recreation

   The main recreational activities at Hirz Mountain Lookout are sightseeing and stargazing, and this is an ideal setting for those with a passion for photography. Visitors may want to bring binoculars to go birding and wildlife watching. There are also opportunities to hike, mountain bike and hunt in the area.

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   The main recreational activities at Hirz Mountain Lookout are sightseeing and stargazing, and this is an ideal setting for those with a passion for photography. Visitors may want to bring binoculars to go birding and wildlife watching. There are also opportunities to hike, mountain bike and hunt in the area.

   Natural Features

   This lookout tower sits atop Hirz Mountain at an elevation of 3,540 feet, offering 360-degree views of Mt. Shasta's snow-laced peak to the north, Mt. Lassen to the southeast and the gray limestone exposures of Hirz Mountain itself. The narrow blue-green ribbon of the McCloud River Arm winds past the east side of Hirz Mountain, extending north and south as far as the eye can see. Visitors to Hirz Mountain Lookout are advised to use caution, as rattlesnakes and bears frequent the area (click here for information on bear safety).

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   $100 / night

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   Greens Creek Boat-in Campground

   1 Review

   3 Saves

   Sugarloaf, California

   Greens Creek is one of four boat-access only campgrounds on Shasta lake. Located on the McCloud Arm of the lake, this facility is popular with those visitors who want to get away from the crowds. Whether or not the access is difficult varies depending on the current lake level. There are vault toilets and no piped water. This is a pack it in, pack it out facility.

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   • Standard (Tent/RV)
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   McCumber Reservoir Campground

   1 Review

   3 Photos

   43 Saves

   Shingletown, California

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   • Cabins
   • Standard (Tent/RV)
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    Lower Salt Creek Shoreline Campground

    1 Review

    2 Photos

    137 Saves

    Sugarloaf, California

    Open May 15- Sept 11 with services. Campground is open during the off season with no facilities, no fees, pack it in, pack it out.

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    • Phone Service
    • ADA Access
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    • Dispersed

    $15 / night