We love staying at this KOA, everyone is very nice and it is clean. We enjoy visiting the beauty of the area, and this KOA is in the middle of it all, amazing view of MT. Shasta. The only thing I hope they can do is have recycling cans for Aluminum and plastic. The dumpsters fill up and I feel awful throwing away recycling. They could make a little extra money for the employees to have special lunches with that recycling money. read more

We absolutely love coming to the KOA in Mount Shasta. Very clean grounds and friendly staff. I was astonished they actually read the reviews from the KOA mailers which means they really care about our opinions. I look forward to my next stay read more

Hot showers | train | no WiFi We spent one night here on our way back to Oregon. We're in a campervan, so we booked a spot for campsite B, which is located in the back away near extra parking. I liked our spot. It has lots of shade. However, due to our location, we didn't get to connect to their WiFi because it's too far from the main office. What I liked about the campground: pool, mini playground for the kids, hot showers, activity center, shaded camp sites. What I didn't care for: trains are nearby and come frequently. We counted about 6 at night. This KOA is located next to an apartment complex. The road in is very narrow (two-way), so drivers need to be cautious, especially if you're towing. Guy at the front got jokes. This campground is well maintained. read more

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Safety and customer service. We had to leave this campground because we refused to unplug our power watchdog which prevents power surges or other problems. We were told we could either unplug it and stay or they would call the police to evict us. read more

We had a pleasant stay at KOA Mt. Shasta. The check-in process was smooth, and Hanna, the receptionist, was incredibly accommodating and friendly. The place was clean and spacious, making it a comfortable place to stay. read more

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Easy check in, great sites-very spacious. Numerous amenities. Great location for visiting Lassen NP. This is THE BEST KOA we've ever stayed at! Quiet,relaxing,smallish campground. Great for kids and dogs read more

Great spot for tent camping, trailering or RV'ing. We have tent camped here for about 8 years and have been seeing improvements to the grounds and infrastructure. The staff and friendly and attentive. The restroom and showers kept clean. A decent little Kamp store, K9 play area, pool and WiFi. This trip we tried a Kabin. Two rooms, beds were comfy and ceiling fans helped w the unexpected warm weather for early June. read more

If you're not staying deluxe then you will be tight for space. Lots of sites here - many hard to distinguish. Because there are so many sites, there isn't a lot of privacy. Amenities were pleasant. Heated and fairly clean bathrooms. Walking distance to main part of town. Would stay here again. read more

We only planned to stay for two days and have been here close to a week now. They say Mt. Shasta draws you in, but it certainly helps when the camp you're at is a wonderful as KOA. The staff has been the best part, everyone is friendly and just happy to help. The showers have also been wonderfully hot every single time, and it's all clean. Mt. Shasta gets you to stay, but the KOA staff makes this place feel like home. Thank you! read more

It's a bit of a dust bowl. Spots are not well marked and they were having major power issues. But it's a quiet campground. If you can't maneuver in tight spots with your rV maybe not your thing. We will go back. read more

I'm not sure how this place has Holiday status. They have almost no amenities, most of the sites are loose fine dirt with no clear markings for sites. The sites are crammed together. The pool was like an above ground kiddie pool and it was closed anyhow. The game room had a ping pong table with a broken net and nothing else, and it was the hang out spot for PCT hikers. Dirty sites, run down equipment, broken toilets, this place would struggle as Journey, no way this should have Holiday status. read more

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Provide adequate power. Office always has power but we have lost power 3 times in 3 hours. Another person came in requesting a refund and he would just drive home. It's 7:00 pm. He stated his sister was here last year with the same issues. Don't stay here read more

I give it two stars because it has electricity. We stayed here before the pandemic and it was very nice. Now there are dirt roads, trash, albeit small pieces, of n front of our cabin, it appears people might be living here now, which is not expected. I found dried food on the table inside, the table outside is filthy, the windows have not been cleaned for a long time. The air conditioner is barely adequate for the cabin size. We booked two nights and three days and I am going back tomorrow. Update: the inside table has not been cleaned and still had remnants of past food on it. It is not my job to wash the tables when I first get here. Update: we are next door to a tweaker who yells at her dogs. This is not a good family environment. I am never returning. read more

This is amazing place if you decide to camp near MT Shasta and it is also nearby downtown, which is super beautiful and amazing people btw. The campsite is clean and well maintained. It was super inconvenient for me when we discovered that there was no hot water for showers while it was snowing, but if you have RV than it should not be a problem in case if you have a better shower inside your RV. I strongly suggest to the manager of this camp site to give an heads up after the booking is made so that the campers can prepare in advance. read more

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First night at a KOA, we booked the here as it is a nice stopping site on our way to Oregon. The KOA was great, cabins were very nice and Hannah, the person who helped us was kind, thoughtful, and helpful and we will definitely come back in the future! Looking at the other reviews, I can't speak for the RV people- but as someone who camps a lot from "primitive" camping to glamping and everything in between- this is a great spot to get away with your family, pets, anyone really! Very accessible as well! read more

We were passing through and stayed at this park for 3 days to visit with family in the area. Love the Mt. Shasta Area unfortunately not there during the best of conditions. A number of fires outside the area that created very Smokey conditions and temps much higher than normal. Check in went okay, although staff member seemed absorbed into some personnel problems. We had no problem pulling into our pull-through, although I wish it was a little longer. It was full hookups with 50 amp, which was great since it was hot outside. The tent camping sites were much prettier the rv area with very mature old growth trees and at least 10 degrees cooler which is where I walked my dogs. There was a little dog park convenient to our site with poop scooper available. My grandson came to park and we had a good time in the arcade. Was disappointed that the pool was down for maintenance during the heat. The park was convenient to Mt Shasta and other sites closes by. The store looked well stocked for a small campground. Did not use bathrooms so can not add comments about them. Used the laundry room, which worked out fine, with available change machine in arcade area. We will probably stay there in the future while visiting family. read more

This KOA is a convenient stop on your way to Oregon Coast from the SF area. Average but clean gravel campsites and beautiful view of Mt. Shasta from the nearby wooded area. Staff were helpful and prompt in correcting a plumbing problem one morning. There's a city park nearby where you can easily walk to the Sacramento River Headwaters. There's also a small swimming pool at this park. I could only get 2 bars on the iPhone but we were able to use internet pretty well. The bad: Amtrak and freight trains nearby... We stayed two nights total, the first night the trains came at midnight, 3 AM, and 5:45 AM. The second night was midnight, 3 AM, 4:30, 5:00, 5:30, 6:00 and 6:30 AM. I kid you not. Next time I need to stop on my way to Oregon I will try to find something away from the freaking train tracks. read more

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Stopped in as we traveled I-5. Pleasantly surprised by the amenities and staff. Would definitely stay here again

This is our first time camping this for away from home and I wanted to make sure it was right. After making my reservations via the KOA app I had to make a few adjustments and had to call the camp ground. The first time I spoke with Kayleigh (Kay) and she was very helpful and a pleasure to talk to. I had to call again to make more changes to my reservation and because Kayleigh was absolutely amazing, I asked to speak with her. Once again she helped me with my concerns. She is very knowledgeable about their campground and efficient in taking care of our concerns. It's hard to find great costumer service these days and Kayleigh exemplifies what costumer service should be. I have no doubt that our experience camping at Mt Shasta KOA will be amazing. read more

I have only stayed at one other KOA and that was in Peteluma where I really enjoyed my experience. So when I decided to include Mount Shasta in my road trip, I looked for a KOA nearby. This KOA was pretty easy to find and not far from the main area of town. It is walkable, but is a little bit of a walk. I arrived late with my brother due to bad weather and leaving later than we planned. Due to heavy snow and bad driving conditions, we were stuck on the 1-5 for over 2 hours and just 15 miles away from the KOA. Upon arriving, it was already dark and the office was closed. They left the check in envelope for me near the office and due to heavy snow, I could barely figure out the roads in the KOA. The snow also made it impossible to tell the driveways and which site was which. I had to circle around 3 time to figure it out and when I figured out which was our cabin, I was not sure where to park due to snow so I just made a makeshift parking spot in front of the cabin away from the road, took in our items and called it a night. Entering the cabin, it was nice to see that they left a heater on for us to warm up the cabin. Compared to the other KOA I was at, this cabin felt smaller and shorter than the other cabin I had even though I booked the same type of cabin. This KOA in general was much smaller than the other one I stayed at. However, Mount Shasta is a very small town. There was only one bathroom here and again, the bathroom was much smaller than the other KOA I was at. Normally the bathroom is probably not a far walk, but due to the massive amount of snow, it seemed like an eternity to walk to the bathroom. It was incredibly hard to walk through snow that was up to your knees. I honestly had to take a break walking to the bathroom and at one point I just wanted to lay in the snow and give up lol. It was good my brother and I arrived here the night we did. I believe later that night or early in the morning, the highway we were on was completely shut down to very dangerous snow driving conditions. However, having never experienced this much snow, I did not fully know what to expect. In the morning, my brother and I wanted to venture out to the main town area and check out the shops and everything. We already gave up the idea of trekking up Mount Shasta seeing how dangerous it was to drive. Before leaving, I tried to clear some snow and saw that the roads in the KOA was more plowed than the previous night. The workers were out early clearing the roads for people. However, I got stuck in the the snow. Two of the workers came over and had to shovel out the snow and help push my car out. It took over an hour!! They also helped my put on my snow chains. I was very grateful!! That was more than expected! After that I very carefully ventured out to town only to learn that EVERYTHING was shut down, including the snow park! There was only one pizza place in town open, so my brother and I got pizza and headed back. When I came back, one of the guys plowed me a parking spot in front of the cabin. For the rest of the day, we just hung out in the cabin and played in the snow right at our cabin. To use the bathroom this time, we walked along the plowed road which made it much easier to get to the bathroom. They do have wifi here, but it is spotty, but phone reception does work here. I do wish however, that they had a TV like at the other KOA. Getting snowed in with not much to do, TV would had been nice for some entertainment because you can only make so many snowmans. They also have a dog park area, as well as playground and swimming pool. However, everything was closed due to so much snow. I would stay here again, but when there is no snow. Next time when there is snow and I am in town, I think I want a place with a bathroom inside my room for convenience. read more

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Not too shabby! I haven't camped in a really long time, so I wasn't sure what to expect. We were only here for one nigh after visiting MacArthur Burney Falls. Check in was simple and they gave us our tent area number. The tent area had plenty of space for our car, 3 person tent and a picnic table with grill next to it. There weren't too many insects flying around on our first day there.. but funny story (kinda), on the second day after we woke up, I had a huge bite on my back and I noticed a huge bug on my sister's eyebrow. Sadly to say, one, she killed it while it was still on her forehead... so there was blood smeared on her eyebrow. Then later... the bug bite bump appeared! The women bathrooms were cleaner than I thought they would be! The hand dryer didn't properly work, but there was always paper towels and I didn't have to wait to use the toilet or showers. Be sure to bring sandals to wear when showering! Best part, they even have dish soap at the sink! It's in between the women and men's bathrooms. read more

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Hannah made us feel very welcomed!!! And because of her we will be returning again and again!!! This KOA campground was very clean and had lots of amenities. I highly recommend staying here !!! read more

This KOA is well maintained and the staff is friendly and accommodating. We rented a rustic cabin but the heat wave made sleeping unbearable without AC. After one long sleepless night we decided to leave and move to a nearby lodge. The staff kindly refunded us for the three nights we cancelled. read more

We are full timers. We had called ahead and booked a month at another park while we were traveling through the Mt Shasta CA area, but after a 6 hour drive we got there and we were unable to stay at that park due to some electrical issues they were having. So now I'm frantically looking for a place. I called the MT Shasta KOA. They said they couldn't do a monthly or weekly rate because it's the start of their busy season. We got there and it looked like a ghost town, only a few campers, which all belonged to employees, so I asked again about weekly or monthly and they said absolutely not. Even with my KOA discount it was going to run us a little over $1900 at the nightly rate. So we booked for a week while I looked for another. I found a really nice park 30 minutes away, and they would do weekly at almost 1/2 of what we paid for the one week at the KOA. The whole week we were at the KOA, only a few people came and went as a night stay. This park stayed empty the whole week. I found this so strange that they didn't want to make money at a little discount to none at all from us for the next 3 weeks especially when the pool wasn't even cleaned or filled yet. I really felt like they were trying to take advantage of our bad situation just to turn a HUGE profit. We will not stay again. read more

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We've stayed at a variety of KOAs over the years. We like to use this KOA as a one night stop-over to Oregon. But this year we thought we'd stay a week and venture to the local lakes. This is the worst KOA. One night is fine, but we could not run our air and use any other electrical items. We were told that is all the power we can get here. The sites were not cleaned and someone was squatting in the site we were assigned. We never left the air on while we're gone during the day, but we'd come back to no power. The switching from electric to gas caused the food to spoil. Next time we plan to try www.mccloudrvpark.com read more

Easy late night check in. Super nice staff. Bathrooms were immaculate. We had a large group for a pre-Thanksgiving get together. Our RV and daughter's cabin weren't big enough for all of us. Tim put extra tables and chairs in the rec room and let us use the room for our dinner. Very nice of you, Tim! We all had a nice dinner and played a fun game called Mind the Gap (our daughter brought it). Happy to report we Boomers won! read more

We arrived in the smoky aura of the Salt fire the afternoon of July 4th. What a welcome sight the campground was, nestled in tall conifers and leafy companion trees. This was a lucky find for tired travelers with no reservations on a holiday weekend. Alas, we were doomed to being disappointed. The first harbinger was being directed to park in a certain direction at our pull-through site, which ended up putting hookups on the "wrong" side of our RV. When I inquired at the office about reversing direction was told that's the way I "have" to park in that site and that it was the last one available. Fortunately the power cord of our small class B was just long enough when we managed level on this uneven site. A bit later the lack of toilet paper in one of the two stalls in the men's restroom/shower, discovered after the office had closed for the night. That would have probably brought my rating down to 4 or 3, but the morning dawned and after coffee we both headed to the showers to spruce up for the final leg of our trip home. My experience wasn't horrible, just unpleasant. The toilet that lack toilet paper was stopped up with seat protectors folks had used to wipe and overflowing. The shower stall floors were dirty and the mat in the shower itself was deteriorating with "spikes" sticking up that were pretty nasty. One plus, water pressure was good and I appreciated the handheld shower wand. My wife's experience was grimmer. She attempted to clean her shower stall and dressing area before even stepping in barefooted. She found a moldy accumulation of hair and scum under the shower mat. an accumulation that wasn't just from a night or a weekend's neglect, but evidence of longtime negligent cleaning. It was downright nasty and unsanitary. This facility has one small bathroom area with a men's and women's side for a campground that boosts sites for approximately 60 tents, 50 RVs and 8 cabins. It's in a beautiful location and visually perfect ensconced in its grove of tall trees. It's a shame the facility isn't better maintained. With the demand put on the restrooms, they should be monitored and cleaned at least twice daily. One star is about all I can give it, and that's for the location. read more

Staff is fff-fabulous, totally laid back, very friendly and more than happy to help anyway needed. Everywhere I looked one of the 4 male staffers was working extremely hard. Managing all the snow and keeping the park safe by removing large trees is an incredible task in the extreme winter weather, very pleased with the dedication to safety in such extreme weather. Bill and Oly were especially great, wish there were more folks with their kind of work ethic around these days. Recommend: An upgrade to a fully paved lot and all sites would be fantastic. Again with the winter weather, it got hard on my poor car, my shoes and floors. I can imagine how dusty it will be this summer. Maybe some lights, streetlights of sorts. Horrendously dark especially when overcast. I drove in circles past my own camper more than once. Higher temp heating in the community bathrooms, as well as non slip flooring. I took a tumble, embarrassed not hurt. My bones did hurt from the lack of warmth though. I am unsure what it was set at, but believe you me, i could see my breath inside. I went to Redding and stood outside in the rain to warm up from those darn bathrooms. Mt. Shasta City Koa is a place to remember. I recommend it 100 percent! 5 Gold stars!! Closing musings: I wish other folks would simmer down about the train, people just being people and everyone's poor pups. Trains are good fun, couple's fight, kids scream and we all need a family pet. Those Karen's need to bite their tongues, it's their childish tattletale mentality that needs evicted from the park. The Mountain: She stands watch tirelessly. She is the queen of Siskiyou County. Respect her and her beauty. She is THE mountain. Mt. Shasta. read more

Impossible to get in touch with anyone here. We stayed in weed for two nights because we couldn't get in touch with anyone after trying for a week. Finally we decided to stop by when we were in town And low and behold this place is actually open. The employees let their large breed dog run around off a leash. (looked like a pitbull or mastiff) it tried to shove it's way into our trailer a few times. The spot itself was nice. It's shame another resort management group doesn't take that over that property and make it nice. The profit loss has to be astronomical. read more

Very nice and comfortable, easy check in and out and close to town for some good food and shopping. Only down side I would say is sites aren't level and very very dusty. Pricing was a bit high as well. We stayed in a KOA a couple hours before this one and it was very level and had a much nicer facility and was cheaper. read more

My girlfriend and I stayed for four nights at one of the delux cabins for the first time. We were both pleased with its cleanliness, bathroom and comfortable bed with fresh sheets. We didn't need the sleeping bag lol read more

We enjoyed a night here. Friendly and easy check in. Nice little shop in lobby. It snowed! Clean bathrooms and showers. Great wifi. Most of all a beautiful setting. Beautiful pines. Oh, they have cabins too. Didn't rent a cabin, but they look pretty cool. Close to town. read more

UPDATE: The bugs that but me in the cabin were BEDBUGS! They were in my luggage when I got home and infested my house! I hope that the issue has been fixed, I will not stay here again unfortunately. read more

Our first time at a KOA. It was a clean site. Not very big but it wasn't the busy time of the season, So there was plenty of room. Check-in was seamless. The site was very quiet and peaceful. The bathrooms were clean and the showers were great! My only downside would be the lady working the counter. She was very uninformative. I asked if they had DVDs she said no but there was plenty in the game room. At 4 pm I asked her what time they closed she said 5 I told her I would see her soon after I showered but when I came back the doors were locked at 4:30 and she ducked her head down behind the counter. For $72 a night on the down season, I wish the sites were a little nicer and had more to offer. The campground it's self is not very big altogether. Rje pet area is small but gated. They also say 24 channels of cable are offered which are not available at all, they don't even have cable. There is free coffee read more

This continues to be a fabulous place to camp. The cabins are fabulous, the views of Mt Shasta are fabulous, and the folks running the office continue to be friendly, helpful, and keep this camp ground well maintained and clean. When in Shasta, we don't want to go anywhere else! The office sells wine and wood, there are fire pits for your fire, and the cabins have a small electric heater. We are normally camping in a rooftop tent, so find the cabins pretty luxurious--and a hot shower at the communal showers and a sink there, as well, to wash your dishes. The definition of glamping! read more

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I've always enjoyed this campground. It's kind of your typical KOA campground, yet there's something almost majestic about it because of its proximity and view of Mount Shasta. I woke up from my first nights stay at this place to the smell of pine trees, and bacon cooking. Then I stepped out of my trailer to an amazing view of Mount Shasta, it was then that I knew there was something special about this place. The staff has always been friendly and helpful, the campground always clean and in good repair. read more

We stayed for a week and our campsite was great. Lots of trees for shade, solid fire ring, polite staff. This is a great location for exploring the Mount Shasta area. However, KOA prides itself as a brand who delivers clean bathrooms and these were horrific. Each time was an horrifying adventure with either muddy dirt strewn floors, giant hair clumps, full toilets, etc. There were the cheapest plastic shower curtains that mostly resembled Saran Wrap which led to the water on the floor issue. There was only 1 stool in 1 shower so everyone else put your stuff on the filthy floor or use the 1 hook to hold your towel, yesterday's clothes, today's new clothes and your toiletries. I never felt clean leaving that bathroom which made the week stay more arduous than necessary. There was a woman who we saw cleaning the bathroom twice a day and it was the only bathroom for a rather large and busy campsite. Coming from other KOA which are cleaned every hour this was an adjustment. read more

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If you have forgotten anything and their store does not have it, town is so close . Great place for all ages and disabilities. Play basketball, pool, bike rentals, and/ or meet your fellow neighbors. I did see a raccoon , so don't leave food out on the table. If you plan to go to the Lake Shasta Caverns from here, it's 50 mins South. The police/ fire dept. close by for emergencies. Klamath is about 4 hours away for the Skytrail. Go enjoy this campground and it's surroundings. read more

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This RV park is terrible. I ended up in a loose powdery dirt site that made my entire rig filthy. The camp site was all dirt making our dog filthy as well. I went to the office to ask a question, there were 4 employees in there and one other customer. I stood by the desk for 5 minutes and no one acknowledged I was there. I ended up walking back through the dirt to my dirty RV. If you have a nice painted RV like a Class A or large Fifth-wheel stay away. They have low hanging trees that will pinstripe the top edges of your rig. read more

We enjoyed a lovely evening in the rv park. Quiet, well spaced sites in a clean and well kept park. Highly recommend.