Pit River CG is down in a valley/canyon by the (duh) Pit River. The facilities are very well maintained. There are large and small sites with plenty of shade or, if you use solar, you can situate your rig in the sun.

Zero Verizon signal, but if you really need to be connected, there's excellent 4G reception up at a scenic overlook a couple of miles away.

The camp host did nothing to quiet down a group of guys blasting music into the wee hours.

Pit River operates as a BLM campground. There are only seven sites, each secured on a first-come, first-serve basis. Sites are nicely spaced apart, each equipped with a fire ring and picnic table, but nothing else.

The campground itself is tiny, but is located next to the Pit River which apparently is fishing haven (I don' fish so cannot confirm). A few trails are located nearby, but within a short drive is the a huge state park and also trailhead access to the Pacific Crest Trail.

The setting is beautiful, but since broadband access as weak, anyone hoping work remotely via mobile internet should not plan to do so from this campground.