Wanted an easy, simple place to stay on our trip to Lassen National Park, and they wayyy more than…read moredelivered on our trip! We booked one of their RVs, and it was absolutely perfect for us. Small but full kitchen, which was perfect for prepping our meals for the next day. Beds were super comfortable. And even though it was extremely hot outside, the AC did wonders inside the RV. Tucked away in a nice little corner of Shingletown, there is so much nature all around you here, and it is so incredibly peaceful. There's even a nice little nature trail that takes you by a large pond and you end at a beautiful waterfall. Easy to park at your site, and it was about a 20ish minute drive to the Manzanita Lake Entrance to Lassen NP. While Shingletown is small, there was a Dollar General, a great pizza place, and a coffee house that was within a short drive of the camp. Overall, we had an absolutely wonderful stay here and would 100% return.

Absolutely beautiful! Relaxing and quiet enjoy nature at its best! The staff and owner are amazing,…read morekind and friendly.

Beautiful scenery with huge campsites and a large, pristine lake right next to the campground…read more Portable water and flush toilets. Close to Cinder Cone volcano hike, along with other hikes and bike rides. Area is very remote: closest ice/beer/wood/food is over 15 miles away (6 on an unpaved gravel road) at the Old Station gas station. Come prepared with enough food for kids and family! If you don't (like me!), there's a Safeway in Burney about 30 miles away.

This campground is really out of the way and an hour from the main attractions at lassen. Having…read moresaid that it's a cool place to camp and get away from the weekend lassen crowd. The campsites are nice and clean and level, although some of them are spaced too close to each other. Flush toilets weren't working (no water in campsite) as of August 2017, but there were a couple of vault toilets around. Camping is pretty cheap at 20$ a site and the nearby Butte lakes is really beautiful. My favorite though was the hike to cinder cone which starts from this campground - spectacular views and one of the coolest hikes I've ever done. I won't come back to this campground since there is nothing else really to do here - but spending a night here to hike cinder cone was totally worth it.

We stayed in the campground for several days, and frequented the Camper store many times…read more They have a selection of food and specialty coffee made to order, plus soft serve ice cream! There was a considerable amount of Park Swag here, more than at the NPS store. If you're missing anything while camping, stop here first! They also sell ice, water, camp supplies, and gas. Showers, laundry and restrooms

The souvenir selection is better here than the official NPS store by the Loomis Museum. They sell…read moreice, firewood, ice cream, fishing rods, and whatever else you could want. The showers have good pressure and constant hot water even if others are showering as well.

it was fun but sleeping situation isn't very comfortable beds are unprofessionally made and…read moremattresses are an inch thin

Great camp with amazing service! Very well kept and the staff are professional! I will definitely…read morebe coming back!

What a great visitor center! Was honestly surprised to find one so large here…read more Located at the southwest entrance to Lassen National Park, you'll find so much here - clean bathrooms, a water-bottle refill station, free Wi-Fi. There's also some wonderful displays about the park, rangers to help plan your day, some souvenir shops, and a little restaurant. Definitely stop and take advantage because you won't find anything like this again until you're near the Manzanita Lake entrance. Plenty of parking. A great stop while visiting the park!

By far the biggest building in the park and with the most amenities. You'll find a huge souvenir…read morearea inside along with a café. There's also a park film that plays inside and very nice flushing restrooms. There's a back area where you can eat if the incredibly deep snow has melted.

Since the regular camp host had a family emergency, we have not seen the replacement camp host, the…read moretrash cans are full, no toilet paper in the restrooms. We have been coming here for years. Joe, the regular camp host, kept this campground spotless! This is the first time I have been disappointed with the condition of the campground!

Clean bathrooms, friendly camp supervisor. It was a windy rainy weekend camping trip but it was a…read moregreat experience. Walking distance to the delta for fishing or a short drive to Baum lake, power house 1 site. Will be back.

Christine is responsive to messages, kind and helpful. The lodge, cabins, and bunk house are clean…read moreand cozy. We'll definitely come back again, I highly recommend BMGR!

Awesome place to visit staff are very nice and friendly people,,,you will get lost in all the…read morebeauty and wildlife lots of hiking trails town is not far,,, plus the falls are close...

Big shout out to Alan for making our stay perfect. This quaint property has all the makings of a…read morefun family resort. Unfortunately this week was in the middle of a 100+ degree heatwave so hanging out wasn't in the cards. We were inside with the AC on or on the Lake. Alan stopped by several times to make sure everything was perfect for us and our dogs. We felt so welcomed. He hauled our trash, provided firewood, and gave us directions to a cool beach spot on Lake Briton. Regardless of the heat, the amenities were exactly what we were looking for! Full hookups, clean, peace & quiet, friendly neighbors, etc. Our shady spot was perfect for our dogs that we had fenced in around our trailer. If Burney Falls is on your bucket list, this is the place to bring your RV!

So after I scheduled my reservations online(May 3-5th), I stumbled onto this Yelp review page…read more INSTANT REGRET. I almost called and canceled I was so leery and turned off. Said Eff it, we're going! My wife and I dragged our Travel Trailer out there with our two dogs, found the resort with ease, pulled in, and that's when I met Allen. He is the NEW OWNER! He was very polite and gave me all of my information and my camp sight number. After we had settled in he swung by just to say hi so I told him all of the hesitations I had about staying there. That's when I learned he had just bought this trailer resort back in March 2019, and was in the early stages of a 100% revamp. In his exact words, "when I bought this place it was a mess!" He evicted all of the permanent tenants, hauled out all of their trash, and is now remodeling all of the mobile homes on sight to rent out as cabins in the future. THE STAY. It was awesome!! I would stay there again in a heartbeat. It was super quiet and relaxing. We had a couple neighbors parked near us, but everyone was respectable. The camp sight was level, so parking the trailer was easy. Full hook ups worked just as described. Dogs do have to be leashed in the camp area, but a 30ft walk up into the brush and you can let them off the leash to roam and do their business. AT&T is from what we were told the only provider that gets reception out there. We found it to be very spotty though, sometimes it would work just "okay" and other times it wouldn't work at all. The WiFi there was less than acceptable. It wouldn't work at all for us. I brought this up to management and he told me that they are aware of the issue and have 2 WiFi boosters on order to fix that- so with time that will get better. Burney falls is about a 4 minute drive. Allen gave us directions to a really cool spot you can park for free and then walk in on the back side of the falls along the pacific coast trail. Give the subway caves(lava tubes) a visit, took us about 25 minutes to drive too but was super cool! So in all, give this place a shot! We had an awesome experience. Better than some "5 star resorts" we have stayed at in the past. The new owner is welcoming and polite. The views are breathtaking. And its centrally located. THANKS FOR THE AWESOME STAY ALLEN!!!!