This was a nice campground, but rather scruffy along the side facing the river, and the host's site would have looked at home in a trashy trailer park. I had a prior reservation, but when I arrived there was an "Open" sign on my site, and some other sites had "Reserved" signs on them with dates that had expired that morning. Those sign... more

This campground was a really nice find and only about an hour from Lassen Volcanic National Park. You do have to reserve and pay online (there is no ranger station) but we always travel with solid plans anyway. The sites are spacious & the grounds beautiful. There are many paved walking paths, a nature center with a lovely garden showc... more

It has been a couple of years since we have been here. It is NOW all online reservations or phone reservations only. At the entrance there is a sign telling you which phone number to call. We did not know that when we got there because it was not like that 2 years ago. We were able to call and get a one night only reservation. If you ... more

This is our second time here on our way up to Oregon. We staying in a pull-through spot, #12 for $25 and we made a reservation online. The park is clean, shaded and the walking trails are a added bonus. The camp host was friendly and the ladies in the Visitor center were very helpful. It’s a great place to stop that’s along the Sacrame... more

Site claimed locked gate at 10-6am. Restless nights counting traffic running through park after midnight. Homeless often causes issues. Campground host has befriended them giving same privileges as paying customers. Seems to know how to keep vagrants from Rangers eyes. Very disappointed. Left site for peace of mind.

This isn't a destination campround but a very convenient stop while traveling. Surprisingly quiet for a campground so near a city and highway 5. Sites are clean, shaded with large mature trees, and nicely spaced. The amount of time and warm water you get for a quarter in the shower was good. One of the 2 women's showers didn't work an... more

Red Bluff is notorious for being a hotspot (literally) in the Central Valley. Temperatures frequently soar over a 100 degrees in the summer. Well good news....Sycamore Grove is Just off I-t and CA 36 on the Sacramento River with plenty of shady trees and grass to help cool down that hot summer day. Ice cold frappuccinos can be purch... more

Level sites some with electric/water hook ups. The downside is no dump available on site at all. Sites are open with lots of trees and plenty of space in between. We spent a few days and have no complaints. There are about 4 miles of trails to explore and while it’s not mind blowing scenery, it is a nice walkabout. There is a visito... more

Campground very overgrown and needed lots of maintenance. Clearly had not been mowed in months. We barely fit into our site that was listed as 44 feet. Lots of trash in our site and fire pit. There was an abandoned travel trailer next to our site that had an expired license plate from 2007 with boarded up windows. Then a group of campe... more

There was a bit of confusion, this facility is reservation only, but you can reserve on arrival. There is no cash Tube here. All is done on line or by phone with Reserve America $10 fee. + site fee The usual passes are excepted. The bathrooms are cleaned once a day maybe.? The camp sites are well spaced and there is a number long enou... more