It's my 4th time camping at Hirzbay! Love this place. We drove up there from Marin county! About a…read more3 and half hr drive! Did 4 hours cause traffic was horrible on the 80 northbound. But it was a Friday 1pm so it was expected! Had triple digit climate up there! Perfect weather for a great swim. And definitely reserve ahead of time! Using the website or the Recreation App

Beautiful there. The camp sites are huge. Just don't expect to go swimming or hanging on a beach…read morebecause it is a boating lake.

Falcons, Impalas, Cougars, Rams... you'll hear them all night long from the I-5…read more Being right off I-5 at Shasta Caverns Road is convenient if you want to avoid driving too many miles of narrow, winding, bumpy road. However, you will hear traffic all day and all night long. So, to be honest, it feels more like a really lush and natural rest area. Bailey Cove Campground is situated within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest near Shasta Lake, operated by the Shasta Recreation Company under a special use permit from the U.S. Forest Service. Coordinates: 40.8° N, 122.319° W. Elevation: About 1,082 feet. Each campground has a parking space that fits trailers up to 45 feet ($12 for extra car), picnic table, bear locker, fire pit (w removable grate), potable water, with a little marker that identifies your reservation. The bathrooms were exceptionally clean and nice smelling. The ranger on-site (Bryan) is friendly. Bailey Cove Trail is a 3-mile loop trail that hugs the shoreline, open to hikers and mountain bikers. An adjacent public boat ramp (closed during low lake levels) provides easy access to Shasta Lake, for boating and fishing. Lake Shasta Caverns (separate review) is a 10 minute drive away. There are 7 campsites. I would avoid #1. Even though it has the best access to a small, flat beachy area, it is much too close to the large parking lot and roads to the boat ramp, so it's heavy traffic. #2 and #3 are fine, and perfect for groups because they seem to create one double site. Our spot #2 is just steps from the bear-proof trash can, which is convenient for housekeeping but potentially inconvenient for noise. #3 is closest to a sketchy trails past poison oak to get to a private lakefront beach area. #4 and #5 are probably the best sites if you like seclusion. They dip down below ground level, which might help with noise. #5 has the advantage of having more shade and being closer (but not closest) to the bathroom. #7 is the furthest back, offering less road noise, though I suspect they are subject to the most flashlight light from the campers below walking (maximum 210 steps from Site #2) to the bathroom. I would avoid #6, which is so close to the bathroom it should be renamed #2.

Yes! My sis and I stayed one night as a layover during our trek from SoCal to WA. Hosts were…read morehelpful and knowledgeable. Bathrooms clean. Well laid out campsites for a smaller facility but along the lake. Great blend of trees and open space so it wasn't congested like another nearby campground was. Great spot we and will come again !

Beautiful campground. The set up of each site is perfect! Area for your tent, a fire pit and a…read morestone table. Only down side was there was poison Ivy everywhere but otherwise it's a near perfect place to camp. They have bathrooms available for campers as well that are very well kept and drinking water faucets throughout the site. There are plenty of little trails that give you access to the water, however at this point in time it is very low so it's more of a rocky hill side. But the view is still beautiful and it's possible to walk along if you're careful. Recommend for anyone, families with children included!

Wonderful and accommodating staff. Donna is the best! Great facilities, very clean and organized…read more Great pool. Close to lake. We have been returning annually with our family for the past 17 years. Never disappointed.

We absolutely loved this little resort! Donna was incredibly punctual and friendly from the first…read morebooking encounter! Then when we arrived she gave us a private tour of our darling, clean, comfortable cabin. She was just as friendly and lovely in person. There wasn't a thing missing in this cabin. All kitchen, bathroom, and bedding supplies were provided. The pool is BIG and there is tons of comfortable pool seating. The game room and other outdoor games were highly entertaining for kids and adults. The outdoor barbecue and community dining area are big and very functional for small or larger groups. The trash is emptied frequently and they supply large bags of ice on demand. I honestly can't wait to return to this little slice of heaven. The sad thing is that the lake is super low for people hoping to boat.

Lake Shasta pines RV park is a very beautiful place. It's so quiet and relaxing, it has a pool and…read moreall the comforts of home. The people there are so very nice. My kids have a blast , we love living here. We have lived here for 10 years and wouldn't want to live anywhere else.

Horrible, filthy, dirty, cat infested, roach infested, smells of sewage, tweakville!, garbage…read moreeverywhere, standing dead trees, showers are disgusting, tweaks/drunks yelling at each other like nobody's around. Witnessed an elderly couple pull in, in a fairly new motorhome, immediately pulled out, both looked frightened, looking straight ahead, totally straight faced. Sad Sad Sad What really sucks is that it could be a beautiful campground if taken care of properly. Needs new owner with alot of money for sure. Can't imagine the profit that could be made. It's truly a beautiful area.

Time for some haikus. Many times, I just write prose…read more But this is different. Antlers campground, well, Good is pretty good indeed. Bad is very bad. Close to Highway 5. Easy to get to Redding - Just 22 miles. Get your food close by. Gas station is there too, and -- Beer, beer, beer, beer, beer. Boat ramp! Lots of shade! Spacious spots! Bear-proof storage! Now for the bad part . . . Close to Highway 5. You always hear the traffic. A dull roar at night. Union Pacific. Railroad line across the road. Busy day and night. Quiet? No, not here. You may not sleep well if you're Camping at Antlers. Antlers: Convenience. Get away from it all? Then Go camp somewhere else.

Best staff ever wonderful even on the hot summer Shaded…read morespots great tent sites Very clean and friendly

The water has been shut off for a week right through Thanksgiving and we are being charged $750 for…read morea tiny lot.

This seems to be a place for long term renters, not someone looking to camp for the weekend.... I…read morecannot recommend this place. It does not look like the kind of place you would want to bring your trailer and boat to for a vacation!

Best campgrounds we've stayed at…read more Used the tent sites, & all of their tent sites were nice. Nearby restrooms 3 bathroom stalls & 3 shower stalls. There's even a laundry room. Fire pits were good too. The tent sites were SPACIOUS too I mean for my party of 6, we had 3 large tents with space & 2 trucks parked out of the way. Our site even had 2 benches. The shade provided by the trees was great, because as hot as it was, when we were present at our site we enjoyed relaxing underneath the shade. Front office staff were all very nice Saydra, Ricky & Whitney. All friendly, helpful & knowledgeable. There's also a campground store & grill. Grill food was fresh & bomb. Store part was great they carried a variety of things; ice, sunblock, water toys, camp lights, wagon, & so much more. They even have cute souvenir clothing, shirts, tanks, long sleeves, sweaters, hoodies, sun hats, sunglasses. The deck has great benches with umbrellas for shade with a great view of the lake. There's corn hole just have to ask for the bean bags. Mondays there's bingo. There's a pool 5ft. deep you have to leave a $20 deposit for the key at the front desk. Wood is cheaper here than at the Chevron. Campgrounds FAVE was the frosty (ice cream) Every morning when I went to use the bathroom, I witnessed staff cleaning the restrooms. So HUGE thank you to them for that. They even empty the trash bins throughout the day, through out the day you can catch someone on the golf cart roaming the campgrounds to make sure everything & everyone is good. There was always hot water, & cold water when needed. In the middle of the campgrounds there's a FUN playground with swings for the kids. There's even a basketball court & volleyball court too. This campgrounds is located in a great area too. Walking distance to the Antlers Marina(dock), short drive to a bunch of great swimming spots. A bit pricier than a few spots that we've stayed at but this campgrounds is WORTH IT! Definitely going to return, alsooooo upon checking out when I was at the office to double check if I needed to do anything else there was a long line in front of me of campers planning on returning too, booking their dates for 2024!!

The park has a wonderful ambiance and is nestled in pine and oak trees. Staff is friendly and…read morehelpful. Fun time with camping fishing and boating.

Went to a concert here and also had dinner. 11 of us and all served at once. Food was excellent and…read moreservice was excellent. I wish I could remember her name but she was taking care of the VIP section. I think it was KJ. But she was a 10. Excellent food and service. Will be back!!! Keep doing what you're doing!!!

I was raised, and lived in Lakehead for most of my life. So this really isn't something I wanted to…read moredo. Ordered a BLT for dinner with the family. First bite I tasted vinegar, wondered if it was the chipotle mayo sauce. After two or three bites my stomach started churning. I had my brother try some on his finger, and his stomach flipped too. I brought it up to a server, who compt the plate (thank you) and told them to check their sauces, people can get sick fast. A few minutes later the cook came up to my table, didn't introduce himself, and jumped into telling me I was wrong, I wasn't sick, the sauce is fine. I responded by letting him know that my stomach is in ruins, the sauce tastes like vinegar, and I don't want others getting sick. That was just too hard for him to believe, so he left. And returned to my table in 30 seconds with his phone, to show me the AI Google Overview saying food poisoning doesn't happen that fast. I said It didn't matter what the AI said, I feel like trash now. He refused to believe me, continued to tell me I wasnt feeling sick, pointed to google again. So I lost my patience. I said "I don't give a sh*t what you *think* is happening, my stomach is in knots. There's nothing else to say, we're done here" He proceeded to tell me I was not welcome, that I was not welcome back, and it was because of my bad attitude and aggression. Needless to say, I'm gutted. This is my home town. I grew up in Lakeshore's pool and cabins and old arcade. Even after being away, I hold so many beautiful memories of being there, eating their food, singing karaoke, making passing friends in the cabins. I'm blown away at how quickly the cook was willing to alienate an entire table of locals, over his bruised ego. I do suspect some alcohol was involved in his behavior, as we noticed most of the staff grabbing drinks behind the bar during service. But I digress, it was fun until it wasn't, and then it got worse. Breaks my heart, but I no longer recommend this place to anyone. The server gals were kind and did their best with what they were given. But God forbid anyone have to feel like I do today.

we stayed here in the cabins and they are wonderful. clean comfy and well appointed. swamp cooler…read morekeeps you cool when it's hot out. our friends brought thier trailer and stayed in the RV park. the whole camp is family friendly and the pool is very nice. the tent sites are all in the shade and all have picnic tables. this is a new owner and he's done a nice job with some upgrades. we will be coming back for sure.

Horrible park, a number of old broken down RV's with tarps and loaded with junk. sketchy people,…read moredirty restrooms... filthy office to sign in....would NEVER stay there again