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| Redding Campgrounds & RV Park Directory |
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| Total of 35 Campgrounds / RV Parks |
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| Shasta Lake Ranger District, Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Upper Jones Valley Campground |
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| Shasta Lake Ranger District, Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Pine Point Campground |
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| Shasta Lake Ranger District, Shasta-Trinity National Forest, asta Campground |
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| Shasta Lake Ranger District, Nelson Point Campground |
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| Shasta Lake Ranger District, McCloud Bridge Campground |
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| Shasta Lake Ranger District, Moore Creek Campground |
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| Shasta Lake Ranger District, Madrone Campground |
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| Shasta Lake Ranger District, Mariners Point Campground |
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| Shasta Lake Ranger District, Lower Salt Creek Campground |
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| Shasta Lake Ranger District, Lower Jones Valley Campground |
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| Shasta Lake Ranger District, Hirz Bay Group Campground #1 and 2 |
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| Shasta Lake Ranger District, Jones |
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| Shasta Lake Ranger District, Lakeshore East Campground |
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| Shasta Lake Ranger District, Hirz Bay Campground |
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| Shasta Lake Ranger District, Gregory Beach Campground |
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| Shasta Lake Ranger District, Gregory Creek Campground |
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| Shasta Lake Ranger District, Ellery Creek Campground |
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| Shasta Lake Ranger District, Dekkas Rock Group Campground |
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| Shasta Lake Ranger District, Deadlun Campground |
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| Redding Field Office, Junction City Campground |
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From Junction City, go 1.5 miles west on CA 299. |
| Redding Field Office, Douglas City Campground |
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From Douglas City, go 0.5 mile west on CA 299 to Steiner Flat Road. |
| Redding Field Office, Chappie-Shasta OHV Area |
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Take I-5 to Shasta Dam exit at Central Valley. Travel west on Shasta Dam Boulevard to Shasta Dam. Continue west across dam, staying on the paved road to the staging area.
To get the Copely Mountain area from Redding, go 1 mile west to Iron Mountain Road, go north for about 6 miles, then turn onto Matheson Road at the Chappie-Shasta OHV sign. |
| Premier RV Resorts |
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From I-5 (heading north or south) -Take Exit 680, (Lake Boulevard/Highway 299), which is located at the north end of Redding. Go west on Lake Blvd. to the first traffic signal past the freeway. The Water Works Park will be on your right. Turn right onto Boulder Drive. Go about a block and look for the resort entrance on the left. |
| Mountain Gate RV Park |
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| Beehive Point Campground |
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| Bear Mountain RV Resort & Campground |
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| Bailey Cove Campground |
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| Antlers Campground |
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RV park, campground - Shasta Lake, California |
| Sacramento River RV Resort |
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On the Sacramento River between Redding and Anderson on Interstate 5 aprox. 4 miles south of Redding. |
| JGW RV Park |
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I-5 Take Exit #673 Knighton Road, left on Riverland Drive and go 2 miles. |
| Green Acres RV Park Redding |
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I-5 Exit 675 go W 2 mi. to Hwy 273, N 1 mi. to Kenyon Dr exit. R on frontage rd.(Westside Rd). N 1/4 block to rv park on L. |
| Fawndale Oaks RV Park |
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9 miles N. of Redding on Interstate 5, Exit# 689 (East Side of the Hwy) |
| Fawndale Lodge & RV Resort |
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I 5 to the fawndale exit |
| Redding RV Park |
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JCT I-5 & SR-299E (EXIT 680) W 0.2 MI on lake blvd left on black marble (second stoplight w of I-5) Immediate left on frontage rd. up the hill on the left. |
| Marina RV Park |
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| Add a Redding Campground / RV Park |
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| Latest Redding, California (Northern) RV Park / Campground Reviews |
| Bear Mountain RV Resort & Campground |
| Reviewer : Dale Boisclair |
| From : Summerland BC Canada |
| Date of review : September 21, 2010 |
| Rating : 10 |
| Date of stay : 8/2010 |
| My son and I were on an extended motorcycle trip and found this place by chance. We were only looking for a place to set our tents for one night so we didn't stay long but for the short time we were there it was excellent. Very clean and well run, quiet during the night and great shower/washroom facilities. I highly recommend it. |
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| Bailey Cove Campground |
| Reviewer : Disappointed Family |
| From : Modesto, CA |
| Date of review : August 7, 2009 |
| Rating : 2 |
| Date of stay : 8/2009 |
| First off let me say that my husband and I were excited about camping for the 1st time with our son and purposely picked a location close to water so we could picnic near the lake and maybe even swim. Bailey cove is a little misleading as the cove has not had water for quite a few years and there is not any easy access to the lake unless you have a boat. Also, the campground itself sits right off the highway so you hear the traffic all night long. Bees and wasps are also an issue if you ever plan on eating while you are camping, be aware and pack lots of spray. the campsites do have picnic tables, a fire pit, tent pad and very nice bathrooms, it is a small campsite which is also nice but do not be misled by the name or descriptions you might read. |
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| Sacramento River RV Resort |
| Reviewer : Jill H. |
| From : Oregon |
| Date of review : October 30, 2011 |
| Rating : 0 |
| Date of stay : 10/2011 |
| We selected this park based on web research. This was our destination after a long day's drive and we arrived after dark (too late to find another option). To our gross disappointment, the tent area was directly across the river from a lumber mill which operated throughout the night. As sound carries over water, it was as if we had pitched our tent amid forklifts and heavy equipment with the din of the noise in our ears throughout the night. Also to note: the grass was in desperate need of cutting; rubbish rested in the BBQ; toilet stall door did not secure; toilet was loose and wobbly. There was no one at office when we arrived or when we left the next morning. We did provide a written request for a no charge or a discount, however we were charged in full. This park should really provide full disclosure on their website about offensive noise levels. This sleepless night will not be soon forgotten and we hope no other tent campers suffer as we did. |
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