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Lassen/Eagle
Overview
Overview
Lassen/Eagle RV Park, situated in Susanville, California, offers a straightforward, functional retreat for travelers seeking to explore the beauty of the Lassen National Forest region. This park provides a quiet, accessible base camp designed for those who appreciate a no-frills, practical approach to camping. With its convenient access to major local thoroughfares, it serves as an excellent waypoint for road-trippers and outdoor enthusiasts alike, ensuring you remain connected while enjoying the serene atmosphere of Northern California.
Location & Surroundings
Nestled in the heart of Lassen County, the park is perfectly positioned for those traveling along Highway 36. The surrounding landscape is defined by its high-desert climate and sweeping views of the Sierra Nevada foothills. Visitors will appreciate the proximity to Susanville, where local charm meets rugged terrain. The environment offers a distinct sense of tranquility, allowing guests to experience the quiet beauty of a region often overlooked by the masses but highly valued by seasoned RV travelers.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is designed with long-term and overnight guests in mind, featuring essential utilities to ensure a comfortable stay. Key offerings include full hookup sites that accommodate various rig sizes, making setup simple upon arrival. The grounds are maintained to provide a functional space for all campers, with adequate room for maneuvering. Reliable utility connections and a focus on cleanliness help make your time in Susanville stress-free, whether you are staying for a weekend or extending your journey.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Lassen/Eagle RV Park is an ideal starting point for exploring the majestic Lassen Volcanic National Park, which is a significant draw for hikers and nature photographers. Within the immediate vicinity, visitors can enjoy the Bizz Johnson National Recreation Trail, a multi-use pathway perfect for cycling and leisurely walks through lush forest corridors. Those interested in local history or geology will find endless opportunities to explore the unique volcanic features and mountain vistas that define this spectacular part of California.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination is best suited for independent RV travelers and active outdoor adventurers who prioritize location and accessibility over resort-style bells and whistles. It is an excellent choice for those passing through the region on a cross-country route or families dedicated to day-tripping into the national forest. If you are looking for a reliable, quiet spot to recharge your batteries while remaining close to the region's most iconic natural attractions, this park provides the ideal setting.
Features & Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
Reviews
Basqueman 1
Beautiful lake. The place is clean with great views of the lake. I was the only one in the store, stocked with the basics. The lady at the store was pleasant. Im surprised the lake wasn't busy.
Bobbiey
they have a mini market and showers! very important when you camp for a couple days
RovingFox “RV Adventures”
Hot shower, nice restrooms small store with essentials. Boat ramp gas and propane. Nice staff
Wayne G
Sad that the lake took a dip, but the Marina store is still a top notch establishment. FULL of Everything you need for camping, boating, fishing , replenishing used up supplies, ice, drinks, lunch, dinner, snacks, and more. I never got to try the BBQ but heard it was good. Call the store for the latest lake info, and they got that too. Forgot to bring something, they got that too. Great people.
zhi li
My friends and I went to the store and wanted to rent a boat for fishing and viewing. We were told that there were only pontoon boats and fishing is not allowed on that kind of boats. We respected their terms but would like to ask their manager to see if we can fish with keeping the boat clean. However, after we asked, the manager came out and was very angry. She said fishing is not allowed and even we promised to follow the term she won't trust us and will keep us under radar because we planned to fish. We were shocked by what she said and the way she talked to us. I understand she may get some bad behaving customers but I don't think we deserve that type of experience by just simply asking. We just wanted to double check and would follow the term if it is not negotiable. But what I felt is that I was not welcomed at all. Well I understand bussness owners can choose not to serve certain customers but I don't think we did any thing wrong. We decided not to rent their boats because as well educated people visiting there for fun, we don't want to be watched like someones have bad intentions.