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Sacramento River RV Park
Overview
Overview
Sacramento River RV Park offers a serene destination for travelers seeking a comfortable home base in Northern California. Situated along the banks of the Sacramento River, this park provides a tranquil atmosphere that blends natural beauty with essential traveler conveniences. Whether you are passing through Redding on a longer journey or planning an extended stay to enjoy the mild climate, the park serves as a reliable retreat for those looking to experience the riverfront scenery firsthand.
Location & Surroundings
Positioned just minutes from downtown Redding, the park enjoys a prime location that balances rural charm with urban accessibility. The setting is defined by its scenic riverfront access, which creates a peaceful environment for morning walks or relaxing afternoons. Because of its proximity to major highways, travelers will find it easy to navigate the region while still feeling tucked away from the busy pace of city life, making it a great spot for sightseeing.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is designed with long-term and short-term guests in mind, offering full hookup sites to ensure a comfortable stay regardless of your vehicle size. Guests can take advantage of the on-site laundry facilities and clean restroom blocks. The grounds are kept in good condition, providing ample space for outdoor setups. Furthermore, the property features reliable Wi-Fi connectivity, allowing digital nomads or those planning their next route to stay connected throughout their visit.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Redding acts as a gateway to some of California’s most impressive natural wonders. A short drive brings you to the iconic Sundial Bridge and the extensive Sacramento River Trail, perfect for biking or walking. For those interested in outdoor exploration, Whiskeytown National Recreation Area offers swimming, kayaking, and hiking trails within a short distance. Fishing enthusiasts also appreciate the local access to world-class fly fishing, which remains a premier activity in this specific stretch of the river.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is ideal for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts who appreciate a quiet, well-maintained environment. It caters particularly well to big-rig travelers needing easy access and maneuvering space. If your priority is a peaceful river view paired with proximity to regional attractions like Shasta Lake or Lassen Volcanic National Park, this location provides the necessary infrastructure. It is a favored choice for retirees and families looking for a restful, scenic destination in Northern California.
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
Theresa Blaisdell
My only issue with this rv park is the WiFi. You have to pay for it, which honestly should just be an added $4 charge to begin with. Then trying to set it up is ridiculous. You have to wait for an email to get your passphrase after you pay for it, which took 1.5 hours to receive. The only way I actually found my passphrase was by clicking the link for customer support. Then when you want to add another device you have to find the Mac code for the device you want to add. We searched our tv system and eventually found our Mac code and even though the WiFi says we connected to it, when you try to open any streaming service it says you’re not connected. This is ridiculous. The park is absolutely great. We’ve stayed here 3 times. But if you want to stream anything while you’re staying here, good luck to you.
W. Eric Watt
Nobody told us the park was across the river from an enormous Lumber Yard running heavy equipment two shifts a day. The noise and smell were a nasty surprise. When we arrived to our site we had neighbors with two tents along with their trailer, smoking dope and entertaining a large extended family. Many sites have long term trailers with numerous vehicles. Not a great look.
Gina Stiemke
We enjoyed our time at this campground. We had a well shaded pull-through spot looking at river. People there were so friendly. Nice little community. Would stop again if going through Redding area. Had great steak supper at Jack's downtown, too!
Mike Wells
We reserved a limited spot right on the bank of the sacramento river...it was picturesque! Easy to find, reasonable cost, no issues. We will stay again on our trips from Portland to Roseville....and for safety and liability reasons there is no river access. Thank you for protecting kids and our doggies.
Charlotte Fron
Won’t stay again because the logging/industrial site right across the river is super loud both day and night (listen to the video). Staff was nice when I called prior to arrival. Sites are wide with good quality gravel. River looks nice but that industrial site is right on the other side so it wasn’t peaceful like I thought it would be.