Colusa-Sacramento River State Rec Area
California State Park
Write a Review 50 10th St. Colusa, CA 95932 530-329-9198 530-458-4927 Reservations: 800-444-7275 Official WebsiteGPS: 39.218, -122.0151
Overview of Colusa-Sacramento River State Rec Area
Last Price Paid: $45
Reported by Lookout Pass on 2/27/2022
Longest RV Reported: 28 feet (Fifth Wheel)
Reported by Lookout Pass on 2/27/2022
Number of Sites 14
Reservations yes
Elevation 32 ft / 9 m
Max Stay 14
Max Length 27 ft
Tent Camping Yes
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Reviews of Colusa-Sacramento River State Rec Area 7 people have reviewed this location.
“It's changed”
Reviewed 3/9/2022
Days stayed: | 1 |
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RV Length: | 15' (Teardrop Trailer) |
This does not seem like the same State Park property we stayed at many times a few years ago. It must be run by a contractor or some other arrangement...The oldest, most beat up bath/shower house I have ever seen. Infrastructure crumbling...The only nice thing about this campground is the friendly people staying here on their way north... more
This does not seem like the same State Park property we stayed at many times a few years ago. It must be run by a contractor or some other arrangement...The oldest, most beat up bath/shower house I have ever seen. Infrastructure crumbling...The only nice thing about this campground is the friendly people staying here on their way north or south.
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“Pretty, clean, quiet”
Reviewed 2/27/2022
Nightly rate: | $45 |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
RV Length: | 28' (Fifth Wheel) |
About 8 miles off the interstate. Sites were too small for our 36’ rig so park host allowed us to park in the day use area with no hookups for $15. Bonus was casino 2 miles down the road with cheap gas!
Lookout Pass would stay here again
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“Not glamorous, but convenient”
Reviewed 7/2/2020
Nightly rate: | $13 |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Site Number: | "Back Lot" |
I've stayed here twice, both times as I was on my way elsewhere. Colusa is a nice little town, quiet, and not so far off of interstate 5. The campground is a bit old and well-used but ok, clean enough, and has a dump station. Very little privacy between sites (and potentially none in the back RV lot), but the sites are paved and leve... more
I've stayed here twice, both times as I was on my way elsewhere. Colusa is a nice little town, quiet, and not so far off of interstate 5. The campground is a bit old and well-used but ok, clean enough, and has a dump station. Very little privacy between sites (and potentially none in the back RV lot), but the sites are paved and level. My most recent stay was the day after it re-opened from its COVID-19 hiatus so understandably not a lot of maintenance had been done. The campground was not full either time that I stayed, and the camp host kindly let me stay in one of their empty "premium" sites nearer to the bathroom even though I only paid the "back lot" price. There have been a lot of flying insects each time I've stayed (March and June), and it's been warm, so bug screens are a must!
The campground gets 4 stars not for aesthetics or location, but because of its convenience, level sites, relative emptiness (in my experience, though a weekend in fishing season might be different), flexibility and helpfulness of the camp host, and cleanliness (and I am fussy about that, particularly in these times of plague...). It's good for a stopover, not for an outdoors experience.
Balazen would stay here again
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“Nice shady campground, but. . .”
Reviewed 9/3/2019
Nightly rate: | $30 |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Site Number: | 8 |
This is a nice little campground, close to town, and lots of shade. There are several sites that have 30 amp electrical but no water. There is a dump station with potable water. Now for the "but". . . the showers and restrooms had not been cleaned for who knows how long. Dirty floors, litter scattered around, and disgusting toilets. Th... more
This is a nice little campground, close to town, and lots of shade. There are several sites that have 30 amp electrical but no water. There is a dump station with potable water. Now for the "but". . . the showers and restrooms had not been cleaned for who knows how long. Dirty floors, litter scattered around, and disgusting toilets. The ladies shower room smelled so bad that my wife refused to go in. All of this and there is an on-site camp host.
This is the first California State campground we have stayed in for many years and I hope the condition of this campground is not representative of the entire system. Maybe I am expecting too much, but I am from Oregon and am accustomed to a superlative State Park system.
Scott would stay here again
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“Quiet little in town park....”
Reviewed 4/4/2018
Nightly rate: | $15 |
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Days stayed: | 2 |
Site Number: | 14 |
RV Length: | 24' (Truck Camper) |
We stayed in a site with no hook ups. The hook up sites were $26 at the time we were there. There are showers and a dump available. Sites are level and treed however close together affording little privacy. The town is worth exploring. It’s very quiet town with lots to check out. A nice path runs along the river and go s through Ch... more
We stayed in a site with no hook ups. The hook up sites were $26 at the time we were there. There are showers and a dump available. Sites are level and treed however close together affording little privacy.
The town is worth exploring. It’s very quiet town with lots to check out. A nice path runs along the river and go s through China Town. We enjoyed looking around on foot however we were there on Easter and everything was closed.
Gypsy Boots would stay here again
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“Tree Covered, Quiet, Off I-5 a few minutes”
Reviewed 6/5/2017
Nightly rate: | $28 |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
There's a county fair, pretty river, Casino and a cute little town. Nearest Starbucks is 30 minutes away, but there's a little diner nearby that looked well cared for. It was closing when we pulled into town at 10pm.The full hookup RV park next door looked mostly full of full-timers. There's a dump station at the state park and sites h... more
There's a county fair, pretty river, Casino and a cute little town. Nearest Starbucks is 30 minutes away, but there's a little diner nearby that looked well cared for. It was closing when we pulled into town at 10pm.The full hookup RV park next door looked mostly full of full-timers. There's a dump station at the state park and sites have water/electric. We arrived late so we just parked in one of the boondocking sites. We didn't use the restrooms so I can't speak for them, but on a Sunday night there was only about 4-5 other RVs there. There's a a park host on site. This is a very pretty location. It's almost fully shaded by the beautiful, mature trees. Sites are all paved, wide but a little shallow. We could've fit our 30 foot trailer if we unhooked. The boondock sites are longer, parallel parking sites, which allowed us to pull in without unhooking from our tow vehicle. They had a little built-in grill, a picnic table, grass and a tree. There's a large parking lot which was totally empty. The cell coverage was adequate that I could watch the livestream from my local tv station on Facebook.
Lisa would stay here again
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“A paradise of shade”
Reviewed 6/28/2015
Nightly rate: | $28 |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Site Number: | 14 |
Looking for a place to stay driving up the I-5, and not wanting to stop at the run-of-the mill RV parks, I looked for something a bit more off the beaten path. I was so happy to find this gem. It was over 100 degrees on the hot summer day I stopped here, so the old, large shade trees were a paradise of shade. There is also nearby ac... more
Looking for a place to stay driving up the I-5, and not wanting to stop at the run-of-the mill RV parks, I looked for something a bit more off the beaten path. I was so happy to find this gem. It was over 100 degrees on the hot summer day I stopped here, so the old, large shade trees were a paradise of shade.
There is also nearby access to the Sacramento river, which seemed to be a good spot for the locals out fishing. There is a levee you can ride a bike on for miles. Also within walking distance is the town of Colusa with many parks, playgrounds, shops, and a few restaurants. I enjoyed my time exploring this quant old town, also riding a couple miles further into town for groceries and supplies.
While here, they were putting in electrical and water hookups, which would make this a 5-star spot in my book. As it is, it's my favorite 'dry' campground to date. Reviews on other sides have complained of a creepy, unfriendly park host. That person was not around while I was there, instead the park host at the time was a very friendly lady.
Don't worry about the 27-foot limit listed here. You could easily get a 40-footer into sites 10-14. Also there is 'enroute' camping for $14, versus the $28 I paid for a spot. That gets you a spot in the large empty parking lot, but doesn't get you the shade. Again, a 40-footer could park in the lot easily.
Vacay Wheels would stay here again
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“Didn’t stay”
Reviewed 2/7/2018
Days stayed: | 0 |
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We planned a stop here on our way south. Drove through and stopped to look around. Didn’t feel right so drove on. Latter friends told us that the casino down the road would have been a good stop. Next time we’ll try there instead of rolling hills
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Amenities
Hookups
- 30 Amp
- dry camping
- Partial Hookups
Recreation
- boat ramp
- fishing
- picnic area
- recreation trail
- water access
Site Amenities
- fire ring
- picnic table
Facilities
- dump station
- firewood
- group sites
- ADA Accessible
- restrooms: flush
- showers
- trash
- water available
Pets
- pets
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