Great campground for early March midweek, because it’s not crowded at all, and as others have noted, it’s set in beautiful redwoods. It doesn’t get 5 stars simply because if full, the campground aesthetics wouldn’t make up for the closeness of... Read more

Other reviewers have covered most of it - many sites are very large and extremely private, some are smaller and/or more open/adjacent, particularly near the river, and it’s very shady so not much charge with your solar panels. That all being... Read more

Yes, this campground is right on the road to the reservoir, and the road is busy until after dark on a July weekend evening (but it does get quiet). But it wasn't so busy that a bull moose didn't walk down to the campground at dusk. The river is... Read more

I met some friends here in mid July; we had a single family site, but got their trailer, truck, and my van in with no problem ($7 extra vehicle charge). This site was adjacent to the river, and the view was partially blocked by rocks, but the... Read more

I stopped here for one night and snagged the last spot in the campground (it was the double site, but the camp host gave me the single price). This place is great - the camp host keeps it immaculate, the sites are mostly level and very private,... Read more

I do not usually stay at private campgrounds, and I'm really not a fan of the parking lot style and high density of most of them. However, I was driving north through Utah on a July afternoon that was hotter than the sun, and at 9pm in Cedar... Read more

This area is scenic if you get the right spot. I was here in early May, weather was cool and clear, and there were only a couple of other campers. I found a pretty level spot on a rise so my view of both mountains and river was great. The... Read 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... Read more

I arrived around 7pm on Friday assuming I would have trouble finding a spot (May weekend, COVID restrictions, reservations needed a lot of places), but instead got a terrific waterfront spot (site 1 facing the lake). This site, unlike many others... Read more

This is one of the very few open places to camp during the COVID-19 lockdown, and it stands out both for its natural beauty and wildlife (in early May), and the fact that there are pristine, maintained vault toilets available on the point. There... Read more