This park would be great if they had someone working the gate. So much traffic and it felt like it went way later than 10 pm. It’s very clean and the sites are pretty level. The view of the last is really nice too. Unfortunately, our last night...
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Stayed here two nights and enjoyed being in a large park with spacious site. Some sites are closer together so Ck location. Bathrooms and showers clean and nice. Enjoyed the beautiful old oak trees with lots of Spanish moss. Take the hikes to the...
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After dry camping at Lava Beds National Monument, we were happy to find this free dump station in Tulelake, CA, so we could empty our tanks before we moved on. It has rinse water and would have earned 5 stars if it also had potable water. The dump...
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We stayed 14 nights here and really enjoyed it. The campground is huge with a variety of spots and plenty of space between them. We stayed in site 51 and really liked the view we had out onto the lake. I even saw a hawk pull a fish out of the...
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This campground is on the shore of Pin Oak Lake. There are 5 loops of various size. Our site, #3, was back-in down a steep incline. Had a small cabin directly behind our pad. We have a noisy dog so would pick something at the end of a different...
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Unfortunately, 70% of Lava Beds National Monument was burned in the Caldwell Fire which started on July 22, 2020. All dispersed camping in this area is located in a burn area.
The last mile of road before reaching the campground is rather steep and a little sporty, with 2 hairpin curves leading down into the valley. The turn into the campground is a little tight too, but the rest is quite navigable. We were in site...
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We were only going to stay one night, but ended up staying 4. We pulled in late, and just wanted to go to sleep. Front desk person stay late to check us in, ask if we were members of Sam club or passport America to give us a discount. Gave us...
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Unfortunately, 70% of Lava Beds National Monument was burned in the Caldwell Fire which started on July 22, 2020. All the boondocking sites in the area are decimated. At this time, there is still a strong burnt smell in the area.
This is our second stay here. We won't be back. The campgrounds are fine and there is a nice little nature trail that winds along the creek. However, it is very close to two highways and not at all quiet. That's still fine in my book as the...
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