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Hawks Nest RV & Cabins
Overview
Overview
Hawks Nest RV & Cabins serves as a quiet, functional destination for travelers exploring the unique volcanic landscapes and agricultural history of Northern California. Situated in the heart of Tulelake, the park offers a blend of full hookup RV sites and rustic cabin rentals. It maintains a straightforward, welcoming atmosphere that caters to those seeking a reliable place to base their adventures while navigating the remote and rugged beauty of the Klamath Basin region.
Location & Surroundings
The park is positioned near the California-Oregon border, providing a strategic stopover for those traveling through the high desert terrain. Its location is defined by its proximity to the vast Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge, offering travelers an immersive experience in natural bird habitats and wide-open sky vistas. The surroundings are rural and serene, making it an ideal choice for visitors who appreciate quiet evenings and the charm of a small, close-knit community.
Amenities & Park Features
Designed with convenience in mind, the park provides essential facilities to ensure a comfortable stay for short-term visitors and longer-term guests alike. Guests can expect well-maintained utility connections and ample space for maneuvering most RV sizes. The presence of onsite cabin accommodations adds versatility to the property, allowing families or groups who might be traveling alongside RVers to enjoy the same central location with added indoor comfort and climate control.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor enthusiasts will find much to explore within a short drive of the park. The Tulelake area is most famous for its gateway to the Lava Beds National Monument, where visitors can hike through dramatic volcanic fields and explore intricate lava tube caves. Additionally, the region is a premier destination for birdwatchers and wildlife photographers looking to capture the migration cycles that define this unique ecological landscape throughout the changing seasons.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is particularly well-suited for travelers who prioritize proximity to regional landmarks over high-end resort glitz. It is an excellent choice for outdoor adventurers and photographers who spend their days out in the field and need a peaceful, reliable place to rest in the evenings. RVers visiting the Lava Beds or traveling the scenic rural highways of Northern California will find this location to be a practical and welcoming home base.
Features & Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
Reviews
Richard Kunkle
We enjoyed our stay at this quiet and well kept campground. The staff was welcoming and helpful. Our site was large and private. We visited Lava Beds National Monument which was so interesting. The wildlife refuge areas are also nice. Our only downside was the drive for any gas, store, or restaurant so be aware.
grtlksdvr
Camped here in our 45ft RV for four nights. Owner was super nice. A well kept rustic campground in a quiet forest setting. Our pull through site was extra long, shaded and roomy. We really enjoyed the peace and quiet and not a bad drive to Lava Beds National Park. A bit of a drive to the nearest stores so bring everything with you. Owner says they get busy during hunting season so if you hunt, give it a try. We really enjoyed our stay
Heather Gleason
We stayed in an RV campsite at the Hawk's Nest for one night on our way down to the Sierras. The location was perfect for us. The campground was very clean and quiet - we didn't hear a peep out of anyone all night after we arrived. Pamela was so nice and helpful on the phone when I called to make the reservation. We would definitely stay here again.
Becky Burgess
My sister and I recently spent a night in our trailer at the Hawk’s Nest. The bathroom, which included showers, was spotlessly clean. Jennifer was amazing at getting us the best site with lots of shade after we moved up our arrival date by two days. Jennifer also shared her local knowledge of the area and the Modoc people. It was an easy 20 minute drive to the Lava Beds visitor center. We plan to stay again on our next trip through the area.
Jessica Spencer
We stayed at Hawk’s Nest two nights during a week long camping adventure we took as a family with two kiddos (6&9). Overall, great place to stay with great (free) showers. The kids really enjoyed the playground (but be warned, they will come back extra dirty- yay for the showers). We only have a truck camper that has a battery with solar, but still booked a site with full electric just in case we needed an extra charge (we did use electricity for our air fryer though). One downside to me was not having a camp fire ring or a table (luckily we had our own, but we don’t always take one)… but it wasn’t a deal breaker. Pamela was very friendly, and when we came to the on site store for something we ran out of, unfortunately it wasn’t available in the store, she did however get us what we needed from her personal house. Thank you again. If we are ever in that area we’d definitely come back.