Only giving 2 stars because the camp host was very kind when we arrived (if we could give 5 stars…read morejust to the lady we spoke with we would). Unfortunately, during a busy holiday weekend like Father's Day, quiet hours were not enforced at all. There were barking dogs, loud music, yelling, and even gunshots well past midnight. To make matters worse, a nearby RV/trailer ran its generator all night right next to our tent, making it nearly impossible to sleep, and no one stepped in to address any of it. Also want to note that during the busy Saturday morning, all the restroom was completely out of toilet paper. We've always loved Bucks Lake, which is why this experience was so disappointing. The rowdy atmosphere and lack of enforcement left a bad taste in our mouths and made for a frustrating and sleepless camping trip.

This is a well-maintained overnight campground in a beautiful location near the Haskins Bay area of…read moreBucks Lake. From their website: Nestled among scented pine trees in a deep cove at the south end of Bucks Lake, Haskins Valley Campground is a popular vacation spot in California's Plumas County. A portion of the 65 campsites can now be reserved through the handy online system. Haskins Valley Campground has a trailer/camper sanitary station, double vault toilets and a nearby boat ramp. RVs up to 40 feet in length can be accommodated on a few of the no-hookup sites, which feature tables, food lockers, fire rings with grill and piped water. The campground is part of Pacific Gas and Electric Co.'s recreation area which centers around enticing Bucks Lake. The lake is home to five kinds of sport fish, and is a terrific place to swim, boat and water ski. It is remote, but there is a general store just across the street should you need anything. No flushing toilets, but everything seemed clean and orderly. For 4th of July weekend it was still relatively quiet, the weather was fantastic and the swimming really is perfect! I would return.

(Overdue review) We loved our camping experience at Dream…read moreCatcher! Even though it was Labor Day weekend, the campground and Lakes Basin area was so quiet and peaceful. It's a hidden gem, compared to more popular, overcrowded nature areas. Mike and Brandi were super responsive and helpful via text and in person. It truly is a family business so always happy to support that. We stayed at one of the two campsites and it seems like, at least when we were there, the rest of the RV park folks there were mostly chill, quiet seniors. We helped ourselves to free hot showers (!!!!) and had the sparkling clean restrooms pretty much to ourselves the entire weekend. Nice hiking trail on their property, games and activities available if you choose. We chose to SUP, check out all the pretty lakes in the area. Highly recommend this campground, will visit again.

What a beautiful spot. It felt like the 3 couples we had, had the entire park to ourselves. Clean…read morerestrooms, super funny signs that will make you want to potty in every stall. Only complaint is Dale and the boys working on their trucks ALL NIGHT LONG. I don't know what they were on but it rhymes with Shmeth. People actually live on the SE side of the campground so unless you're in to tweakers banging on things all night, don't stay on that side of the campground. Super loud metal on metal and welding and grinding. I didn't plan on staying at an auto shop but here we are. So we have to be quiet after 10 but they can rage all night? No thanks I do appreciate the care that the owners have put in to this spot, again, super clean and very well maintained. Location is great for golf, local restaurants etc. I'd stay here again but Dale and the boys better put their tools away. Other than that, super great experience

Not real great. Kind of run down. Overcharge for what they actually offer. Won't be back.read more

We enjoyed our first experience at this RV park! We came in October and stayed at a dry spot since…read morewe have a truck camper that does not need hookups. I was surprised at how expensive it was for just doing a dry spot, the total came out to just over $300 for 3 nights which felt like more than we usually spend. We stayed at 8 Fox Run Rd which was also labeled as D7 which made it a bit confusing to find. Our spot was big enough for us plus our friends who also have a truck camper. We enjoyed being near the dog park so our dogs could run around there off leash. This site is further away from most of the other RVs and didn't have neighbors close by. We were close to many pine trees instead which we loved! There's a bathroom pretty close to this site which was kept clean all weekend and even has free showers; all were things we appreciated since our campers don't have full bathrooms. They are doing a ton of construction on the main highway right next to the campsite but it was still surprisingly quiet for our three nights, we did not wake up at night due to the noise or feel bothered by it during the day. The star gazing here is prime, they have nice fire pits, and a lot of great activities for kids (game room, swimming pool, mini golf, horseshoes, playground, basketball, etc). We enjoyed our stay here and would probably come back again despite the price because it felt worth it!

Hidden gem just outside of Quincy inside this amazing forest…read more The owners are really nice and helpful; they greeted us at the entrance and escorted to our spot.

I stayed here for 10 days in July and had a wonderful stay. The owners Mark and Kathy are…read moreextremely nice and Mark was very helpful in assisting me in backing in my travel trailer. The campground is peaceful and quiet and had a nice area for walking my dog. It's also a great location for off-road riding. I will definitely be back.

This is THE PLACE to go at Bucks Lake. Clean rental cabins and it has a beautiful bar overlooking…read morethe lake and the restaurant food is very good. You can't go wrong if you want a REAL mountain experience. You can rental watercraft down at Bucks Marina, see Dewitt and his crew. Hank Sr....Been going to this jewel in the Sierra's since 1967.

We took a nice drive from Sparks today and stopped by the resort for lunch. We were able to sit out…read morefront with our dog at a nice shaded table. We ordered the house specialty Treesmacker along with our lunch. We had a small mishap with a glass and the staff was quick to get it resolved. The food was good and the service was stellar. Jason, Alix, and Amanda all came to check in and make sure we were doing well. It made for a great lunch in a beautiful area.

My husband found Camp Layman on a trip with a friend looking for trains. The Union Pacific runs…read moreright across the river from the camp. So far we have spent a week at Camp Lehman two years in a row. The first year we had three of the cabins and brought our children and grandchildren. The second year they were unable to come so my husband and I spent the week alone. We did bring our dog. The swimming hole is an eight minute walk from the cabins. There is a nice sandy beach. The owner and camp staff are all lovely and welcoming. The camp is kept very clean. The cabins have everything you could need for a comfortable stay. We hope to return for more years in the future.

We've been coming to Camp Layman annually for over a decade. Our visit each July is always much…read moreanticipated and appreciated. Shelly and Dan are like family. Our group typically includes upwards of fifteen people spread throughout seven or eight cabins. With that size group, we really love the variety of activities available on site and in the immediate area. There is, literally, something for everyone. But, the best aspect is being able to slow down and reconnect with each other while in a beautifully relaxed setting.

I stayed here for 3 weeks last summer while our house was being remodeled. Dayne, the manager, is…read morea great guy. The park is ideally located on the outskirts of town on a stream in which you can fish and cool down in. It's also within walking distance to a brewpub and downtown Quincy. If you have a bike, you can cycle on a bike path to a Safeways to get groceries. The park also backs on to an agricultural area for Feature River College so in the morning you may wake up to horses or cattle behind you. The park is clean and quiet and has laundry facilities but not bathroom facilities. It's also a great place to stage if you have a dual sport motorcycle.

River Ranch RV Park did not disappoint! Clean park and gorgeous views! It's a great location close…read moreto town! Can walk near the river and just enjoy the sounds of nature. I highly recommend this park!

Nice and quiet close to falls and bathrooms were clean. Went there in May and it was beautiful…read more Went there in June and it was a bit busier and noisier, but still nice.

Fowler's Campground was actually our first choice for our stay in the Shasta area because of the…read moreproximity to the McCloud River and Falls, but unfortunately all of their reservable and walk in sites were taken, so we drove about 6 miles away to test our luck at Cattle Camp instead. Luckily, we snagged the last remaining first-come-first-serve site (#27). Similar to other campgrounds, you pay at the front by putting your cash in the little envelopes. It's $15/ night here. The site has a picnic bench and a bear box as well as a fire pit. The site was pretty spacious and fairly clean. I also like that the sites aren't super close together so you feel like you have some breathing space from your neighbors. The potable water faucet was also a short walk away (next to the toilets). My only gripe is that the vault toilets weren't cleaned out daily. We stayed here for 3 days/2 nights and they weren't cleaned out at all. I'm assuming they probably empty them and replenish the toilet paper about once a week. Overall, not my favorite campsite of all time, but this is a good alternative if you can't find anything at Fowler's Campground. 3.75