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Mendocino/Red Bluff-Sycamore Grove

RV Park

Overview

Overview

Mendocino/Red Bluff-Sycamore Grove, situated in the heart of Tehama County, offers a classic California RV experience characterized by its serene atmosphere. This park is designed for travelers who appreciate a quiet, well-maintained environment that serves as an excellent base for exploring the northern Sacramento Valley. With its shaded campsites and friendly, communal vibe, it provides a relaxing retreat for those looking to escape the hustle of busier tourist corridors while remaining easily accessible from the main highway.

Location & Surroundings

Located in Red Bluff, California, the park is nestled within a landscape that highlights the region's natural beauty. It is conveniently situated for travelers navigating the I-5 corridor, making it an ideal strategic stopover for those heading between Northern California and the Oregon border. The surrounding area features gentle rolling hills and the prominent presence of the Sacramento River, offering guests a true sense of place that reflects the agricultural and scenic heritage of rural Northern California.

Amenities & Park Features

The park is well-equipped to support both short-term stays and longer vacations. Visitors can take advantage of full hookup sites that accommodate a variety of RV sizes, ensuring a comfortable experience regardless of your rig's dimensions. Additional amenities include clean laundry facilities, well-kept restrooms, and pet-friendly areas, all maintained with attention to detail. The park’s layout promotes a sense of openness, allowing guests to enjoy the pleasant climate while utilizing the reliable Wi-Fi access available throughout the property.

Nearby Attractions & Things to Do

Red Bluff is a gateway to diverse outdoor adventures. Enthusiasts often visit the nearby Sacramento River for excellent fishing and boating opportunities throughout the warmer months. For those interested in history and local culture, downtown Red Bluff provides unique architecture and local dining options. Additionally, the park is within reach of Lassen Volcanic National Park, where visitors can explore stunning geological features, scenic hiking trails, and majestic vistas that define the beauty of the surrounding mountain ranges.

Who This Park Is Best For

Mendocino/Red Bluff-Sycamore Grove is particularly well-suited for travelers seeking a peaceful environment away from city congestion. It is an excellent choice for retirees planning a leisurely road trip, as well as families looking for a base camp to explore Northern California’s natural wonders. If you value a quiet atmosphere, functional amenities, and a convenient location, this park provides the right balance of comfort and utility for your next West Coast RV journey.


Features & Amenities

- Recreational Facilities

• River
• Swimming
• Fishing
• Ramp
• Body Of Water (Sacramento River)

- Policies

• Pets Welcome
• Day Max Stay (10)
• Tent Camping Allowed

- Other Amenities & Services

• Restroom and Showers
• Restroom/Showers ($)

- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)

• Fishing
• Hiking
• Boating

- Facility

• Type (National Forest)
• Partial Handicap Access

- On-Site Rentals

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- Sites

• Spaces Available (30)
• Width (14)
• Max Length (40)
• Gravel Sites (30)
• Electric (10)
• No Hookups (20)
• Pull-thrus (13)
• Pull-thru Size (14 x 40)
• Back-ins (14 x 40)
• Site Length (40)
• Fire Rings

Reviews

Scott Vander Heyden

July 03, 2026

Very nice camping spot with lots of green grass, trees and shade at the campsites. Bathrooms were clean. I believe they had showers too. Some really nice walking a bike trails around too. Boat launch and a couple small areas to swim. Be careful swimming as it's a river with a current and no life guards. Water is cold but so clean. I would definitely come back. Red Bluff can get very very hot in summer but this place has lots of big trees with shade covering the campsites. Bunch of big beautiful oak trees and then some big cottonwood trees making a very nice Grove. Awesome views of Mount Shasta in some spots too. Check out the paved trail for the best view of Mount Shast.

Lorna Ms M

June 25, 2026

Lots of bugs. Need quarters for shower. Although didn't have tent. Tried to make shift a sleeping place for the night. Camp host came over as soon as I arrived. She was pleasant, but unable to place my hammock as trees to far apart. Haven't checked bathrooms or showers.one night then on the road again.

Lisa Broyles

June 21, 2026

Quiet smaller campground. Enjoyed our stay, close enough to town if you forgot something. Bathrooms are clean and have showers. People respected the quiet time. Boat ramp close by. Pull-through & back-in sites with water and electricity, and tent sites available. If you're looking for inexpensive camping this is it. Camp hosts are very nice and informative. We had sites 14 & 15 both pull-through, water & electricity. Plenty of room for 11 people (1 travel trailer and 3 tents) had plenty of room for the kids to run and play between the 2 sites. These sites lacked shade around the picnic tables but we knew that ahead of time because we visited before hand and brought our screened in canopy

Rob Pine

April 30, 2026

Stayed one night at sycamore camp grounds, red bluff, ca. and quickly realized the community had filtered a big amount of the homeless population to the park. Loud obnoxious, suspicious activity all night. Finished up with a altercation at daybreak between their population in which 911 was called. I would be concerned leaving my trailer here to get supplies and basic safety. I hate it for those who had children for all the chaos. Apparently common occurrence as of late. I wouldn't recommend this place and definitely won't be coming back.

Black Bear Hiker

April 06, 2026

I'll add my two cents. All the amenities mentioned are spot on. Green grass, trails and a nature preserve next door with some amazing local info! I hate giving away my gem spots but this one deserves recognition. I'd like to address the couple who are the camp hosts. They both work hard throughout the day/evening and it shows in the camps condition! Clean and well trimmed all the time! Most people may avoid a host chat unless they have a problem but I would encourage you to stop and say hello when they are not too busy! It is a throwback to hosts of years ago in how warm and friendly they are. Get a spot near them and just watch how they treat the guests to this park and you will see what I mean. Not affiliated and no dog on the fight but this is a gem in a world of stone. P.S. Treat it as such!!