Yes, it's Lake Siskiyou Camp Resort! Reynolds Resort is the parent company that own several RV parks. I love this place! Within 40 feet or so from my travel trailer, there's Lake Siskiyou Pizza and Brew. I'm a sucker for beer on tap and they got me covered. They also serve breakfast! I also hiked around the lake and fished as well. That's was an experience! We also rented a kayak. So many things to do here. One thing I do regret is not bringing our bikes. We were glamping! Full hookups got me spoiled and I'm not ashame of it. read more

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Our yearly camping trip. It all started 2020. We fell in love. The trails for biking, hiking and getting lost in. The lake so refreshing and just perfectly looking out to beautiful mount Shasta. I'm looking forward to next year! read more

I thought it was a pretty cool campground, it was our first time there and we had a blast! Got a 2 person kayak for $20 an hour that was super sick with Mt.Shasta behind us. We rented a boat for 15 people for $99 an hour, it was definitely worth it tho- we got it for 2 hours but the time went by so fast. Bar right on the lake is pretty nice and the showers were a little dirty but great pressure. Plus they're free. We were there for 3 days and I didn't see anyone driving around of just checking the area until our last day there so that could definitely improve. read more

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This is Lake Siskiyou Resort. Stayed here for 3 nights with the family. We came during low season so there were not many people and it was very quiet. The area is beautiful and there is lots to do in the area, however, I won't be coming back. Place is full of bears, but they do not provide bear lockers so you have to place food in your car and risk having a bear break in. On our last day, we made a campfire in the morning while we had coffee and broke camp. Before we left, I made sure to smother the flames/embers and poured 4-5 large cups of water on the embers to make sure they were out. Later that day, my wife received a call from camp management saying they charged our card a $75 fire hazard fine! We explained our attempts to make sure the fire was out, but they didn't care and still charged us. Plus, it had poured rain the night before, so everything was still damp. All this being said, it seemed like management was looking for excuses to fine campers, despite us doing our best to put it out. I have been camping my whole life and have never been fined for having a campfire. Disappointing. read more

No staff warning of bears. Wine stolen from our campsite. It doesn't feel safe here. Our second night tent camping a very large bear opened all our food bins in the middle of the night! The security number didn't pick up and the guard patrolling the next morning casually shrugged and said it happens every night! Because they don't warn campers it's only a matter of time before this bear is breaking into cars and tents. We tent camp a lot and always put our food away and in a bear box but because the camp resort said nothing about bears and no boxes were provided we thought it was "safe". We go every year to Yosemite, where bears do break into cars so we were afraid to put food in our car. We had to chase the bear away and it made for a very stressful camping experience. If you go stay in the cabins. It's only a place to go with kids who want to do the bounce house on the water. It's big and crowded. Also we had wine stolen from our camp our first day! It's a free for all kind of place. Loud campers and no staff. read more

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A Gem for Tent Campers! What an amazing spot for our tents! We were in spot 44 and it was wonderfully private, with a great fire ring and a good distance from the neighbors. The store is well-appointed and has everything you need. The beach at the camp has roped off sections, but for those of us who haven't been around people, it can feel a bit crowded. There are wonderful beaches across the lake off of North Shore Road. So many great swimming holes in the area as well. We wanted to rent a boat, but they were all reserved. Would do this next time for sure to putt around the lake and take dips. The reviews of the bathrooms are true and it's really the only drawback of this place. We went mid-week so got an assigned spot without paying the extra fee and it was lovely. read more

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I had a great time our site was clean and not a lot of noise the river and beach was perfect and loved that it was pet friendly. There is a store, winery and brew along with a restaurant and the cabins looked so comfy read more

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Looks like a beautiful place but they really need to get control over the campfire situation. Once it grew dark I could see multiple campfires up to 4 ft tall with sparks coming out. There's a ton of dry brush and overgrowth in many of the sites. There's also essentially one road in/out. There were also large groups partying which typically I don't care about but combined with the fires, I just couldn't do it. We were supposed to stay 2 nights but ended up leaving at about 9pm the first night. We drove an hour to Redding and stayed at a hotel. I just couldn't risk trying to escape a fire with my 3 young children in tow. The lake is beautiful but until it's safer, I can't go there again. read more

Kids riding electric bikes with no helmets and we get in trouble for taking abandoned firewood!

This is the second time coming to Lake Siskiyou and we love it! It's perfect spot to get away and make memories. We have stayed in two cabins, L4 and L10. Both were very accommodating and comfortable. The views of the lake are second to none, the campfire is always a hit with kids for s'mores, the deck is spacious and there weren't any broken boards to worry about. We did have a bear come on the deck at night and he got into our ice chest, but that was our fault, we were warned when we checked in to make sure everything is put inside. Speaking of check in, it was painless and smooth. The people at the check in gate are very friendly and made us feel welcome :) we rented a pontoon boat for a couple hours one day and that was a blast as well! The water this year was extremely cold due to the high amount of snow runoff from the winter, but we still had a great time. We made some good friends in the two cabins next to us, one family had a little girl that played with our son and the other cabin neighbor came over and played guitar for us one evening, what a treat! We love it here and we will definitely be back next year :) read more

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Last time going to this place. This note was left on the truck window this morning. I was here with my children and very few people. read more

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Last minute switch to our plans and found they had a site for us and our TT before the July 4th holiday weekend (Wednesday thru Saturday). We ended up getting a site in the Lakeside loop and could not have been happier. Good size sites, full hookups and a view of the lake. We were told about bears but never encountered or heard of any during our stay. Staff were kind and friendly. Our tween and teen loved the quick walk to the water! The area has mature pine trees and the crowd was families and occasional dogs. Weather was warm 90s during the day but cooled at night. Bathrooms are in need of updating. Old and crumbly. Great general store on site. Our family enjoyed the beach at the lake front and our kids had fun on the floating obstacle course. Lake water was beautiful! Would highly recommend. read more

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We camped here this summer and had a great time! This place is great for families. Lots of conveniences like flushing toilets, hot water, showers, laundromat, store and restaurant. The beach and lake are the highlight of this campground. My kids loved the inflatable play structures and canoe rentals. There were a couple of things that were disappointing. The showers could have been cleaned better. I understand this is in a campground but there were a lot of dead bugs, spiderwebs and dirty floors that looked like they were there a while and could have been easily cleaned up if their maintenance people cared enough. Also, we were disappointed when the campground police came by and told us we had to take down our very small single clothesline that we used to hang our beach towels to dry. They said the owner's wife "didn't like the way it looked".... really?!! It's a freakin lake campground, not a high class hotel! Overall we had a good time and didn't want the few things that bugged us to put a damper on our family vacation. Gorgeous place, fun lake and beach and good for families. read more

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We've now been here a few times and stay for 4-6 days at a time. We've generally been quite happy with our experiences here. This is definitely a family campground, especially during the summer months and on weekends. There is a movie playing every night that the family can go down and watch as well as large floating toys in the water that you can pay $8/hr for your kids to jump on. The general store is great - especially because it's not horribly expensive and they actually stay open late which is awesome. Sometimes these places close really early but generally the store is open to 10. Also they do sell propane for $3.49/gallon which is reasonable considering you don't have to drive all the way into Mt. Shasta City to get everything. You can honestly stay here without ever leaving thanks to the store. Most of the sites are generally large and most are Electricity/Water/Sewer (RV sites). Some don't have sewer and are priced accordingly. Also, if you're planning on coming back again they will allow you to book in advance. We have sites that we like and have booked them already a year in advance. There are a few cons to this place - nothing earth shattering though: Site cleanliness. They are relying on the previous occupant to do a good job cleaning up which doesn't always happen. We'll pick up any and all trash before we leave but of course, not everyone does the same. Check out enforcement. We arrived at 1:00PM, checkout time was 12:00 noon. There were people in our site still packing up. When we asked them what time they would be done, they said "It'll be a while". Upon explaining that the checkout time was an hour ago the person said "there are other sites, use one of those". Not friendly at all (but that isn't the resorts fault). We called up the front desk who said they'd send someone out, we parked our RV at the store parking lot and waited. Half an hour went by and still they were there. We called the front desk again and this time they said they'd charge them for the additional time. Another half hour went by and at this point I just sat with my trailer and waited for them to leave, which they eventually did. About 15 minutes later 'security' came by and I let them know the person had finally left. Looking at our card activity, they charged US for the extra time $40 but then refunded us. What frustrates me is that if they in fact charged the previous occupant, they didn't give us any credit for having to sit and wait for over an hour. Also I would agree that a lot of campers - and the staff vehicles drive too fast (keep a look out for the dodge truck that picks up the trash that does 40+mph down the roads). They do need to work on management but overall it is a great place to take your family. read more

We stayed at the Renolds Resort at Lake Siskiyou. When we walked into the cabins they were filthy with black dirt, and water damage on the wood floors throughout. We did not read any reviews about it and only looked at their website beforehand. There was built up dirt in every corner. The bathroom was just a step up above camping that you could use a shower and sink to yourself. The bathrooms were tiny like an airplane bathroom. The bathroom had black woodrot in the majority of corner floorboards. The hall, bathroom and kitchen would not accommodate a 6' tall man and would have to hunch the entire time in those areas of the cabin. I opened up the cupboards under the sink and found the fuzzy fully scratched non-stick pans placed along with a mouse trap. I was so happy I brought my own cast iron pan to cook with. They had an oven but no oven dishes to bake food in. The knives were sharp and that was surprising. Our young kids kept wanting to climb up the steep wood staircase to the loft. It was a mom's nightmare. We had to get creative in how to block their access to the loft because there was no gate to block them from going up. In the loft were multiple ant traps resting near the windows. Our son really wanted to play with them so we had to completely block the kids off from the stairway. The mattress in the loft was totally stained to an extreme. The kitchen sink looked out to the road and the rv park. The pictures on their website fooled me as I didn't expect to be so close to the RVs and campers. The smoke from everyone's campfire filled the cabin each night and got stuffy and smokey. We had to close up each window at night and then run the AC to not get smoked out. Our cabin location was not as peaceful as I had pictured. We were right next to the Rec building that had a big family gathering. It got really loud at times. We wont come back because of how the cabin was so dirty. It's not dirt that can be just be cleaned up. It just needs to be just entirely re-built as a lot of it is black wood rot from water damage from years of neglect. read more

This Camp resort is perfect to take great shots (in case, like us, you are staying at other hotel when in Mt Shasta area), so we paid the $4 for parking and wander around camera in hand. Loved the Sis bar, all turquoise and red, very cute contrast with the lake and mountain behind. Looked to me like the perfect spot for a Spring break gathering. There was also a volley ball area and several picnic tables. I saw the campgrounds were pretty big and we are considering coming during the summer for Kayaking. So this time we went in more 'exploration' to see what was in there. I did not see restrooms or other facilities. Perfect to get great shots of Mt Shasta in the background. read more

I debated between 2 or 3 stars but decided to go lower because the people that work there just don't care about improving anything. Let's start with the positive- this is an absolutely beautiful lake. The water is so clear you can see the rocks and tree stumps on the bottom even in the deep water. The trees and snow covered mountains are amazing to look at while kayaking or swimming. They have a well stocked camp store (rather expensive though) and a yummy on site bar/ grill. The area was quiet at night but family friendly during the day. We rented a cabin for the second time this summer. (After calling for over 2 months and sending multiple emails) We Checked in to L19 at 4:00PM and walked into a dirty cabin. There was trash on the floor, food on the carpet, dirty towels and used soap in the bathroom. Ect. We noticed they didn't give us a key so I went back to pick it up and let them know about the mess. They sent the manager down who apologized but then in the same sentence said he expected it to be much worse as they only had 2 cleaners for 15 cabins. We then had to sweep and clean our own cabin. An hour later we went to cook and there were no pans. This was not the case last time we came so we of course did not bring any. I called and asked if they had any because ours were missing. They sent the manager again and he seamed annoyed and checked every cabinet like I would lie about pans being missing. While he was there I let him know 2 light bulbs and the fridge light were out. He left and later replaced them. After that I didn't call or ask for anything to be fixed and figured I would tell them on the way out. The TV was not working, 3 outlets did not work at all, some kind of rodent was under the cabinets and put holes in all of our food in the cabinets and one of the blinds fell apart when we tried to open the window. When I tried to tell them at checkout (like it asks you to do in the cleaning up instructions) the lady at the front gate cut me off and said they would send maintenance when they had time before I even finished letting them know what the problems are. I get this is a cabin but they are in need of maintenance. I am not expecting a 5 star hotel but the cabins should be cleaned between uses and broken items should be fixed. The most important thing they need to improve is interactions with guests. I am more than willing to bump up a review if they actually care and try to make things right. read more

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Lake Siskiyou: Beautiful Lake and view of Mt Shasta, Staff was friendly...my complaint is with the maintenance and housekeeping of the cabins. We attend a yearly family gathering that has been happening since 1987. We have made so many memories here! We always rent a cabin..It can be pricey, but the beauty and proximity to Lake Siskiyou makes it worth it. There have been housekeeping and maintenance issues in the past since Reynolds took control, and we were hesitant to attend this year due to Corona Virus, but made the very wrong assumption that the place would be somewhat cleaner and in better condition due to the recent virus concerns. No such luck..it was a free for all. The cabin cost us over $1,200.00 to rent for 6 days..the entire place was FILTHY filled with cobwebs and grimy dirty blinds..the vent over the stove was disgusting..thick black dirt everywhere. The screen to the deck had a big hole punched through it and the windows were smeared with grime and god knows what from previous residents. The clean laundered bedding and little shampoo bottles felt like they were just putting lipstick on a pig. And the worst?? Rotten wood and BLACK MOLD on the floor in the bathroom!! What a travesty. If you come to stay here, save your money on the cabin and bring your rv. Bears are rampant in the tent areas and no boxes for security. The deck on the porch was a safety hazzard..loose railing and boards loose and protrudin..nails and screws sticking up..Renter be ware! Premium prices for a broke down and filthy cabin rental read more

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Front gate staff was not friendly and welcoming. They do not return phone calls as the message on their answering machine states. Would expect more, considering how expensive this place is. read more

I had come to Lake Siskiyou 20 yrs ago in various RVs...and came every year for 13 yrs with my family which included children of various ages. They had a blast and e.g. enjoyed the beach. Now that I'm older and have mobility issues it isn't ADA compliant. The glaring issue was not only the distance of the restrooms from the beach but once you get there, there is no enlarged stall with bars and most problematic was the height of the toilet which was incredibly low. It was exceedingly difficult for me to stand up from that low position and especially without bars as well. THIS CAMPGROUND IS NOT IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ADA. DON'T COME HERE IF YOU HAVE MOBILITY ISSUES!!!! read more

It was only $2 per person for day pass and is worth it for the restrooms, changing rooms, and available food and pay showers. The beach is sandy in parts and kinda rocky like kitty litter in others so make sure to grab a nice spot. Water was refreshing. read more

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Well I can see why this "resort" (spoiler: not a resort in any way shape or form) has less than stellar reviews. Having stayed in this area, cabins, tenting, renting boats to fish, patronizing their restaurant and shopping here, I'll never spend another dime with this place. Reservationists called me rude when I informed her no rely to email as I couldn't book a basic trailer site because of an alleged 2-day minimum. She wasn't listening and assumed I wanted a cabin. She then said it was because Halloween was a holiday weekend. I simply wanted to book a split weekend, 2 nights on Th and Sun. First of all, since when is Halloween a holiday? Not with my God or Country, but hey, today is National Coffee Day and although she screamed "I don't pray" perhaps she loves to support the coffee industry and her full foam triple latter. Regardless, Halloween is on that Sunday. Now, who actually camps on a Sunday, gets away on Halloween, and goes on any holiday then?! The pint is by me booking Th and Sun, I'm giving them the Fri - Sat primary weekend booking window and still booking ON HALlOWEEN. But NO. Incredibly stupid and rude company, poor policy and lame staff, who has no business working at a natural environment like public Lake Siskiyou. read more

For what this is, definitely 5 stars. Rented two lakeside camping cabins with our family (group of 7 adults and 3 kids). Location: About 4 hour drive from Bay Area. About 10 min from the town of Mt Shasta About 30 min drive from Mt Shasta trailheads. Cabins: Cabins are fully stocked with all your cooking supplies, extra sheets, pillows etc. Coffee maker, pots etc. Even have ceiling fans and air conditioning. We brought our own little weber travel grill but also used the outdoor barbecue pit as well as did some light stove-top cooking for breakfast. Each cabin has its own new picnic table and plastic adirondack chairs. Bring your own BBQ supplies, swimming towels etc. We brought sleeping bags and pillows but we probably didn't need them except for maybe the people who slept in the loft. Each cabin had different configurations. One of our cabins had a queen bed in a private bedroom plus a fouton and a loft. The Other cabin had a queen in the bedroom, two bunks and a pull out couch. Grounds: There is more than enough for young kids to do. Our kid campers were ages 2,6, and 10. There is a playground, and we spent a lot of time at the lake. Bring your own floatie toys and sand toys and a little tent or shelter. The Camp has kayaks and boats to rent and our niece loved playing on the Splash Zone for hours ($8 an hour but they had a deal for $15 for 4 hours or something). Also there is a bait store and fishing docks and larger boats for rent. Also was able to do a short hike near Mt Shasta to get amazing views. read more

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The place is nice BUT: store run out of food by 6PM , restaurant has only pizza left by 7, several spots are poorly maintained, quite hours are not enforced, showers are sparse and not really clean and you can't pin your clothes So, go somewhere else read more

This place is gorgeous, surrounded by hills of pines. The water is pleasant enough to swim in, and very clear. After a day up the mountain, this was the perfect thing for our overheated bodies. Viewing from the car park, it looks like a horror film set; the pines perfect to hide behind, a deep lake to dispose of the body, and a whimpering dog chained to a tree. The dog looks a bit like the Dobermans from the Omen. A strange looking guy comes to our car window, freaks us out, and asks where everyone is... read more

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Stayed here for the first time ever! This place needs better marketing and reservation system 100%. I suggest using Checkfront for reservations. I also suggest putting your pricing on the website, it is easy to change if need be. I have no problem paying $32 per night for a tent site but I could see why others would. They have this weird policy that required me to reserve 2 campsites because I have a family of 5 (2 adults plus an 8, 6, and 3-year old) and they were across the street from each other. Although I would have liked to send my 3-year-old to the other side of the street, I am not going to split up my family in order to comply to the 4 people per campsite rule. So one of our campsites was just left completely empty, but at least they got their money. haha Bears came into camp at night, but that was to be expected. The staff adequately warned my family and told us how to prepare. (obviously, our neighbors weren't prepared and left at midnight and never returned...I had a good laugh) Pick up your food and garbage and the bears won't bother you. We are in their territory and there is no need to kill the bears because you feel entitled. We rented a patio boat for a couple hours and enjoyed ourselves!! Then we spent the rest of the day on the splash zone. The staff was great, very nice and informative. I do have one gripe about the tipping at the Splash Zone...why? Why ask for a tip, is there something they are doing besides ringing us up and calling out times? ( I tipped 15% bc I thought maybe they would be actively doing something but no) Clean bathrooms, showers, and campground! We cant wait to go back! --We did not eat at the restaurants because we camp to eat food over a campfire but I do like that it is an option. read more

Bear problems year after year getting worse Reynolds won't put in bear boxes or help by emptying the garbages a few times a day! I fell that we've and a lot of other people complained and nothing is being done! Are they waiting for someone to be KILLED by startling a bear! Reynolds told us they where going to shoot/tranquilize the bears..... I doubt it more smoke! In fact what do they do with ALL of the money we spend on the campground year after year! read more

yesterday morning I ran into Loren who cleans the bathrooms. I started a conversation with her and she was more than kind to answer all of my questions and gave me the best advice! The entire time we were talking I was washing my face and she was cleaning the bathroom. Every single time I come to the bathroom I never have any problems thanks to Loren for keeping everything stocked and clean. I would like to add however I do see a lot of trash on the ground from the very same grown white women leaving bad reviews about how the bathrooms aren't clean and always comparing about something. You literally leave trash right next to the trash cans and then have the audacity to complain about the mess. Get your grown adult self, get a clean paper towel, and pick it up. YOU PERSONALLY CHOSE TO GO CAMPING SO COME PREPARED OR DONT GO AT ALL BIG ASS BABIES. boo hoo. you always bring toilet paper camping dummy. It's all of your grown a**** faults that you aren't prepared for camping lol. Thank you Loren for suggesting that my family and i go to Northshore with my dog. We were able to find the most beautiful spot to spend the day at the water and we're going back again today. read more

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I hate crowds so we stayed here in October. Only one loop near the lake was open for camping/RV parking and it wasn't full. Showers were HOT and we had full hookup. Large Spot that backs some trees and a short walk for an awesome view of Shasta. The Beach was more gravel than sand which isn't my preference and they limit where dogs can travel, but it was a perfect spot for the night to break up our drive. read more

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The best thing about this campground is the location. Fortunately, when we were there earlier this week for 1 night, it was not crowded, but it had been sold out the weekend before. I could see that as a potential nightmare. It has 350 spots. It seems to be a great place if you have kids. We were in Space E32 with electric and water hook ups and you are RIGHT on top of your neighbor, with nothing between you. Fortunately, there were only 4 other parties in that loop, so it worked out. The facilities we used are dirty and outdated. I can deal with outdated, as long as they're clean. I posted a lot of pictures so you can see for yourself. They have an ice vending machine, which is pretty cool. The beach is large, but the swimming area would be crowded with a full campground. They have a water park with 3 inflatable activities and the kids there seemed to be having a blast. It's a great park for riding your bicycle. The trail around the lake is beautiful and bikes are allowed! Definitely a good workout and scenic. You have to walk a way from the parking lot to the beach, which is not a problem unless you're hauling chairs. And the restrooms are up at the parking lot. They have a general store and a place to eat pizza and burgers, but we did not use them, so I can't comment. They have a 1 page sheet taped to the check in station about bears, so I asked the girl if they have bear lockers. She said they did, in some of the tent campsites, but not in our loop and that they were not in good condition anyhow. I asked if we should lock our food up in our truck and she pointed to the map and said "They're behind this burn pile here and you're here, so they shouldn't be a problem." Well, are there bears or not?! We have a little 2 man tear drop and coolers, so storing food is part of the program. Campgrounds should require their employees to spend a week camping in the campground to get a feel for what's what. I think as only 1 of 2 campsites in town, they don't have to be on top of their game. It wasn't a bad experience. We just know what to expect next time. read more

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A family oriented vacation by a lake, where the kids are just 50 feet away from clean calm waters, it doesn't get any better than this (well, with 1 exception so read on). It's voted #4 in Moon's California's Guide to Lakes and Waterways for a family destination. We've been to the #1 ranked place, Edison and we think Siski is far superior in every aspect. Your kids can swim (even toddlers, a wetsuit would be good too, kayak, fish, play on the small beach, all day and there's plenty to do beyond that. Town is 15 minutes so need to panic. Tips: pick up grocery on the way in and bring your own blankets for sure, even in the summer its chilly at night! We stayed in cabin #7 which I highly recommend for families with small children. You get an area for the kids to play just outside your front door. It's not much but a spot where you know your kids are safe without being glue to them. The negative? The cabin flooring is made of 60s shaggy carpet that is the dirtiest carpet I've ever paid money to step on. I've never worn socks ... until this place. With all the mud/dirt that's dragged in over time, they'd be better off with vinyl! read more

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A great clean reservoir. Although we didn't catch any fish :-( , we did have fun. $5 for all 5 to get in, AND launch a small boat! Can't beat that! read more

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This is a good campground in a great location. In particular the view of Mount Shasta from the beach is spectacular. We stayed in the tent camping loop for 4 nights, which was nice and very quiet. The bathrooms were fine. The kids loved the lakefront and swimming (the water was a refreshing temperature. I had been a bit worried about bear activity due to the nature of the reviews last year, but we saw no bears, nor any bear activity. read more

It was Perfect! Even though it thundered and lightning on our first night and was cloudy on Saturday it was still a perfect day. We enjoyed our whole family there and we rented the big house. The house is 250 a night and it comes loaded so you really don't need to bring anything but your food and beach towels ! We would totally rent it out again. Here are some pictures to show you the inside! FRANKS FAMILY CAMPOUT 2019 read more

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Have been here 4 years in a row now, for a reason. Great spot for kids, particularly the beach with Splash Zone. I agree with some others that bathroom cleanliness could be improved, but we did see garbages emptied daily throughout the campground. I haven't stayed in tent spots, but have had a good experience in both RV spots and cabins. Very nice hiking/running trail around the lake is an added bonus - and the view of Mt Shasta is amazing. read more

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During this hectic time this company is not a place you want to have a family emergency come up. Due to the fires throughout California there was an emergency type of situation where I had to cancel my reservations not in the guidelines of their policy . I asked if possible to receive a partial not all refund due to circumstances but was given nothing . I will not be doing business again with a " family owned company" that could careless or show empathy to situations o e has no control over. I am aware company's have policies and guidelines how ever in this time and term oil and chaos we are living in I have seen many smaller owned business with more compasión and understanding . Lost my business. read more

Gorgeous quiet lake as we were here to picnic on a Sunday afternoon. The backdrop behind the lake was Mt. Shasta. Decent number of picnic benches (6 tables) This address on Yelp is incorrect BUT it will get you past the entrance. No birds/flies hovering over our food. Perfect place to have lunch and take a nap afterwards. read more

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Beware of bears!!!! And terrible management!!!! My wife has camped here since the early 90's and we have brought our kids here for the last decade together. We love this place and always travel with a large party of over 25 people BUT it's no longer what it used to be. (Clean, safe, good service)... Management has changed and now there's a huge bear issue that they care very little to correct. We spent this past weekend there and were awaken by bears next to our campsite going through trash bins our first night, we thought they were maybe raccoons and thought nothing of it and trying to convince our selves it wasn't bears. The second night bears came back to our site before midnight, this time we were up and seen an adult bear going through the trash. We all panicked and called the resort ( no answer), dialed 911 referred to fish and game with no help from any party. We decided to find a hotel in the neighboring towns the last two nights. Our last day, bears hit again this time at 9pm as we were packing up to hit the road. General Manager is inexperienced and has absolutely no experience with customer service/ concerns. The GM arrived one of the nights to speak to the group and tried to convince us that they were "just trash bears" and cause no harm. The conversation went from us expressing our safety concerns to being threatened to be kick out. Trash is a huge issue, they no longer pick trash up multiple times a day as they used to (they don't have bear proof boxes) no longer patrolling at nightly and up keeping the restrooms daily. There were no signs alerting people of bears not do they warn you as you check in. It's truly sad to see what this place has turned into. I hoped that my kids could experience it into their adulthood and keep tradition going. After this experience We will likely NEVER return or at least until management gets there act together, cares about people's safety and corrects the bear issue. (Word around the site is that there's six bears roaming.) read more

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This is a place that my whole entire family would come and celebrate love and life ! Aug 2 -6 ,I visited and got the shock of a lifetime! Bears going through campsites,trash all over ,bathrooms filthy,I didn't know they changed ownership until me and some ladies in the rest room were talking about the drastic change! Other than that ,the deers are friendly,the people are the best and they got a beautiful Lake ,but for all the money you spend to get there ,make sure you take plenty of bleach wipes,rubber gloves ,cayenne pepper,and some extra change for snack bar.I always brag about the bathrooms. But Michelle and Tom needs to be ashamed of themselves,to much money spent to have nasty bathrooms!Upon checking out I asked for some type of accommodation and they told me ,They cannot do anything about it ,they will repot it . read more

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I have been camping here since I was roughly 16 with my Dad yearly. We have a guys group and really love the campsite and fishing in the area. I was disappointed this year when he had to cancel our group trip due to schedules. He ended up coming up this week with my Mom and left Wednesday (a day earlier than planned) because smoke was to heavy and my mom was having trouble breathing. I also scheduled a trip with my girlfriend and her son to show up today (Friday). Unfortunately fires broke out and smoke is pretty bad for northern California. He sent me pictures from Lake Siskiyou and you can't even see Shasta which is normally right in your back yard so to speak. I have gone camping when its been smokey in the past but not this bad. My girlfriends son is 10 and has asthma. Due to the heavy smoke in the area we keep an eye on the air quality reports. The last few days its ranged from moderate to unhealthy and its not something we could risk. Add on the pictures my Dad sent me Wednesday (2 days ago) we really regretted having to cancel and my girlfriends son was looking forward to me showing him the fishing spots my father showed me. I explained this to the lady who took my call for cancellation. I explained to her about the health risk that concerned us due to asthma but she insisted on a cancellation fee because "other people still managed to keep there reservation with the smoke in the air." This really disappointed me. If the air quality was healthy/clear, no fires or health risks, I would happily except a fee and not be spending time to post on yelp. But this wasn't something I could control or risk for her son. I've recommended many people to this camp ground over the years. Unfortunately this left a bad taste for money over family health and safety. read more