Sites

Water

20 Amp

30 Amp

50 Amp

Sewer

WiFi

Cable TV

Facilities

Club House

Laundry Room

Swimming Pool

Hot Tub

Fitness Center

Game Room

Rec Hall

Pavilion

Exercise Room

Restroom/Shower

Restroom Only

Shower Only

Restaurant

Groceries

RV Supplies

ATM Machine

Dog Park

Cocktail Lounge

Dog Washing Station

Pit Toilet

Snack Bar

Play Ground

Services

Escort to Site

Self-Service RV Wash

Metered LP Gas

Firewood

Fishing Supplies

Pet Supplies

Onsite Rentals

Worship Services

Golf Carts

Fishing Guides

Onsite RV Service

Staffed RV Wash

Fishing Licenses

Complimentary Breakfast

Policies

RV Age Restrictions

Pets Welcome

Pet Restrictions

Pet Restriction on Quantity

Pet Restriction on Breed

Pet Restriction on Size

No Pets

Tent Camping Allowed

Folding Tent Campers Allowed

No Tents

No Overnight Guests

Recreational activities in or near the park

Recreational Activities

Archery Range

ATV Riding

Biking

Boating

Body Of Water

Casino

Climbing

Dock

Driving Range

Fishing

Golf

Heated Pool

Hiking

Horseback Riding

Horseshoes

Kayaking

Lawn Bowling

Mini Golf

Paddle Boats

Pickle Ball

Putting Green

Ramp

Sauna

Shuffleboard

Snow Sports

Splash Pad

Swimming

Tennis

Wading Pool

Water Slide

Water Sports

Water Umbrella

Whitewater Rafting



Shasta Lake RV Resort Campground is located in Lakehead, California, just minutes away from the majestic Shasta Lake. This campground offers a variety of amenities, including full hook-up sites, a swimming pool, a playground, a game room, a laundry facility, and a convenience store. The campground also offers a variety of activities, such as fishing, boating, and hiking. The campground is surrounded by beautiful scenery and is a great place to relax and enjoy the outdoors.

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Shasta Lake RV Resort & Campground

We stayed across the road at the USFS Lakeshore East Campground. We walked over here to check things out. The pool is closed, ostensibly for the season. The camp store was never open, maybe that is seasonal too. It's an older park and in disrepair. While they mow the grass and pick up trash, the general maintenance isn't getting done. Locks on bathrooms removed, signs falling down, lights that don't work. Pool fence is wobbly and the lock is missing so they just chain it up. Entrance sign is falling down. The store floods when it rains so instead of fixing the drainage they just put up sand bags. Feels like the kind of place where the owners have gotten old and tired and just aren't keeping things up. It's mostly long term residents here. There were lots of vacant sites for seasonal guest, but most would be hard to get into if you're over 25ft. Sites are squished up against one another with no privacy, just a gravel parking lot. Their web site says they have a boat dock but the campground is landlocked so no idea where the docks are. And there are train tracks running literally through the campground. Though they don't blow their horn it's still loud. And they don't take stuff to the dump. Everything that is old or broken is just piled up by the railroad tracks, including tires and old broken picnic tables. At 30feet I'd have a tough time with many of these sites. So, it would have to be an emergency for us to ever stop here. We visited Shasta Lake RV Resort, no overnight stay.

This place is not at all as advertised, and extremely overpriced for what is actually there. After looking at the website, we called several times in advance to make a reservation for our roadtrip, and were told we wouldn’t need one because “it’s the off season.” You would think that on one of those calls, they might have mentioned that none of the information on their website is up to date. After a long day of road travel and car trouble, we arrived at “Shasta Lake RV Resort” where we had been assured we wouldn’t need a reservation. Surely enough, the entire campground looked abandoned - not to mention extremely rundown - except for one or two scattered RVs. As we began scoping out the sites, one person emerged from an RV and shown an ultra bright flashlight in our faces from across the campground for a long time. I don’t know if that person tried to speak to us, because at that moment, less than 100 yards away, a freight train came roaring down the tracks. As my dad went to retrieve our vehicle to bring it to the campsite, someone from another RV got into their vehicle and came hurtling down the road towards him and our rig. It turned out to be the groundskeeper. There was no reason for him to approach us so aggressively. Again, we had tried to make a reservation multiple times, they could have easily been prepared for guests that night. I went with my dad into the office with the groundskeeper to pay for the night. We asked about the amenities listed on the website - we had been looking forward to using the pool, the ping pong table, and potentially dropping in on family movie night. The man said that nothing on the website was up to date, and none of those amenities would be available. As if that wouldn’t be reason enough to offer us a discount, he added that it’s the off season, as if that was the excuse for the whole place being in disrepair. (As you probably know, many places will offer an off season discount for lodging). In the same breath, the groundskeeper told us we would pay the full regular rate for the night. $66 for a patch of ground and an outlet for less than a 12-hour stay. I asked if the water was potable at the campsites, and he said it should be if we “let it run for a while.” He also informed us there wasn’t any wifi available at the site we parked at, which we had mostly chosen for the lack of floodlights nearby so we could sleep in darkness. He said we could have wifi if we parked closer to the building that had the floodlights on all night. No thanks.

If the off season is the excuse for the lack of amenities, it should be clearly stated on the website. But the pool was green enough to make me think it hadn’t been open for use any time in recent history.

The only reason this isn’t a one star review is because the man did offer me a free bottle of water when I asked if I could buy one. As well, while I wasn’t able to finesse the archaic lock system on the women’s bathroom after multiple attempts, I can say that the (unlocked) men’s room sinks and toilets, while old and stained, were clean and mostly functioning. We didn’t try the showers. We got up and out of there as fast as we could. Travelers, beware. Save your money or spend it elsewhere.

Terrible experience. No place to swim like they said there was. No maintenance, where the RVs were. My friend almost fell off the picnic table because it wasn’t bolted to the seat. Where the boats were parked, we were gonna swim. The railing was loose and not connected and all rusted out and we didn’t want to swim where there was a boats-we ended up going to whiskey town and had a great time.

A lovely location. Roomy with lots of trees. Quiet. Convenient. Nice pool. Owners and staff very friendly.

This place has a charm of its own. I had a great time here with my family. If you’re into small-town vibes, this little nook tucked away in the corner definitely hits the mark. Kids were running around the streets, jumping off bridges into the lake, it felt like something out of a movie.

It was super quiet during the week, but once Friday rolled around, things got lively. People were up late, partying and yelling until around 3 AM. Honestly, it didn’t bother us, honestly it added to the character of the place.

Now, about the cabin….
some reviews I read said it was trashy, but I wouldn’t go that far. It definitely has its flaws, but it was way better than tent camping. We had everything we needed: we made breakfast in the mornings and even grilled up a steak dinner one night. The AC worked just fine, which was a huge plus. The only weird part was a pressure issue, it makes a whistling noise if you don’t crack a window. Just be smart about which window you open or you’ll end up with mosquitoes if the lights are on.

Overall, I’d give the cabin a solid 7 out of 10. It’s not a five-star hotel, but it’s not trying to be either.

Service-wise, things were pretty relaxed. The office was closed an entire three days out of 7 days we were there, but a super friendly maintenance guy told us not to worry, he knew we were checked in and everything was good. If you need firewood, you’ll have to go to the nearby grocery store (only a 3-minute drive), but no big deal.

The pool was open and very chlorinated, which I honestly prefer because it means it’s clean. At night, frogs were chirping, and we even saw deer wander right through the campsite in the morning and again at dusk. That was a highlight for sure.

You’re also close to some great local spots. Just a 3-minute drive from a gas station, a grocery store, and a great bar & grill (Lakeshore Restaurant & Bar). We tried a few things there and really enjoyed it:
•	Crispy Buds (Brussels sprouts) 10/10
•	Spicy Chicken Burger (not spicy) 9/10
•	Sweet Chili Wings – 8/10
•	Buffalo Wings – 7/10

All in all, this was a chill, low-key getaway with a real sense of community. Everyone seemed to know each other. If you’re looking for an affordable, outdoorsy trip with a local feel, this spot is worth checking out.

Watch my video and check out the pics posted! Thanks!

Campgrounds were ok. Along train tracks but most stuff in Lakehead is the same. Bring bug spray. The bathroom for the campground is also a porta potty unless you want to walk to the main area of the campground.

Got in late 6/30/24. Hookup easy. Bathrooms clean. Getting down to lake across the street was s bit tricky. There is a pool but didn’t try it out. Staff was friendly

Stayed here on Memorial Day week had a great time. Our camp site was under a nice shade tree and the lake is a short walk across the street. Joyce and Diana were as nice as could be. Read some of the reviews and although this is an older RV resort it is very clean and the showers were HOT and clean. Also our nightly visit from the deer and her her little one made our day.

We camped here in the tent area 3 families all together, and we had a blast!
The grounds were very well kept. The staff are very pleasant to interact with as well. The only bummer was that the pool was closed.
The lake was better!!😍😍😍
I still offer ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thank you for the amazing memories ❤️
I would definitely recommend it this campground👍🏼

RV spaces vary wildly ours did not have room to even put our awning out or have a picnic table yet our friends in another area had plenty of space. Many of the roads are gravel and while it says "5mph" many people go faster and stir up lots of dust. The bathrooms / showers are ROUGH. Pool is closed indefinitely. Sites are just dirt no gravel, sand, or grass. 30amp power only as far as I could see and no 15 or 20 amp on the pedestal. Our 30amp was mounted funny and we had to use zip ties to keep the plug from falling out. Many of the sites are oriented such that your living space faces eachother quite odd if your in one of the tighter spaces. Way out at the edge of the park I was walking my dogs when both were doing #2 I had a poo bag out and open in my hand waiting for them to finish when an employee told me this "wasn't really the dog poo area" for reference this area was dirt and 75ft+ from any site or building etc and is only used as overflow parking. It also seems they charge a pet deposit. The only positive I can think of is that it wasn't full and had many empty spaces can't imagine if if was full how crowded it would be. I would prefer not to return to this specific campground unless it comes under new management and gets some maintenance and repairs and updates done. I get the feeling they have been running it on a shoe string budget for 10+ years.

When water levels are high enough they also have moorage very close by.

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