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Plumas/Red Feather
Overview
Overview
Plumas/Red Feather is a well-established RV destination located in the heart of Oroville, California. This park offers a convenient retreat for travelers looking to balance accessibility with a quiet atmosphere. Designed to accommodate various types of recreational vehicles, the park provides a reliable home base for those exploring the rich history and natural beauty of the Feather River country. Whether you are passing through or planning an extended stay, the park focuses on dependable utility and a welcoming environment.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in Oroville, the park serves as a gateway to the stunning landscapes of Northern California. The area is defined by its proximity to the Feather River and the expansive Lake Oroville. Travelers will find themselves nestled in a region known for its mild climate and scenic foothills. The location is ideal for those who prefer being close to essential town amenities while still maintaining a peaceful setting that feels removed from the typical bustle of urban transit corridors.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is equipped with essential site services to ensure a comfortable stay for all visitors. Guests can expect full hookup sites that support both travel trailers and larger motorhomes. The grounds are maintained to provide level pads, while on-site laundry facilities add convenience for those on long-term road trips. The layout is designed for easy navigation, making it a stress-free experience for drivers who prioritize simple site access and functional infrastructure during their travels.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor enthusiasts will find no shortage of activities in the immediate vicinity. Lake Oroville offers excellent opportunities for boating and fishing, making it a primary draw for water sports fans. For those interested in local culture and history, the Oroville Dam and the historic downtown area provide fascinating insights into California's development. Visitors can also explore nearby hiking trails that showcase the natural diversity of the Sierra Nevada foothills, offering everything from light afternoon walks to more vigorous outdoor adventures.
Who This Park Is Best For
Plumas/Red Feather is best suited for travelers who value practicality and comfort over luxury resort frills. It is an excellent choice for retirees touring Northern California or outdoor adventurers who need a clean, reliable spot to park between excursions. If you are seeking a straightforward RV experience that places you right at the intersection of recreational water access and historic town charm, this park offers exactly what you need for a restful night.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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Reviews
Candace Neumann
My family and I spent two nights camping here in tents in July. The weather was lovely. It was warm during the day and cooled off a bit at night. My family was comfortable in our sleeping bags, but I did want the rain fly on our tent for a little extra warmth on the second night. The bathrooms always had toilet paper and paper towels. They almost always had soap too. My husband said the men's didn't have soap the first day, but did after that. Cell service was non-existent, so I'd download whatever map you need to get there/back before leaving home. The reservoir is beautiful. The water is very clear, and my children enjoyed building a bridge with rocks, and attempting to skip the flat stones. We wished we had brought our swimsuits. Something came by our tents the first night, but I didn't see it. Don't think it was big enough to be a bear. Saw lovely flowers, and some birds but nothing bigger than that. We would go back.
Josh Rose
Been going here all my life. One of the best places to camp. Just gotta make sure you keep your food locked in the car or bear boxes they provide cause bears do come thru at night but usually not a problem as long as foods not out.
0celtay
I have been coming here for many years and even with the forest fires they have not limited campfires at this location. The plumes county website says that various campsites are not allowing campfires during the summer due to fires. I Was wondering if anyone knows if they’re doing this here? They don’t specify online.
Kevin Morris
Very awesome place, they even provide campers with wood logs for free! Tip: you're going to need to split them to get an easy fire going. Only thing is... There is a huge community of campers near us, and they're quite loud way past 10pm. it's a bit sad, apparently they have no idea of being courteous; buncha grown up children. But, past that, everything else is amazing and this forestry is awesome! PS. We witnessed a black bear hunting down a deer on our second night here. Bring a gun or blowhorn! Apparently there are also mountain lions.
Mark Bechler
This is a beautiful place to camp. It was very crowded to due covid. Bears came through the campsites every night, as early as 10:00. So keep you food in the bear lockers or locked up in your truck. Cell service is not good, so don't count on it. This place is very remote, so if you forget something important you might be driving an hour away to get it. As the local store which is 15 minutes away is limited on their inventory. Plenty of hiking trails around. The lake is beautiful and has a swimming beach.