Was probably nice years ago but it was a mess . Permanent residents everywhere. The place has not…read morebeen taken care of in a while . Pictures are very misleading

Del Loma is the BEST! We have been going there for over a decade and absolutely love it! Such a…read morewonderful get away into the beautiful Trinity mountains and glorious Trinity River. The team is awesome! The grounds are super clean and very well maintained. The spots are perfect. We have stayed in the large cabins, small cabins, trailer spots, tenting spots, and the glamping tents. We prefer the Steelhead and Salmon larger cabins and the glamping tents, or our own camper. There is so much fun to be had, or you can just relax in the peace and quiet and disconnect. The river access is easy and short, might be a challenge for folks that have mobility issues, but there is always the pool! The new owner has updated a lot of the infrastructure over the past several years, including satellite internet, so if you have to or need to work or get connected, it is not an issue. We recommend Del Loma and are consistent in referring people and families to go and check it out. Such a great family focussed place to escape. ~Casey & family~

Avoid at all costs. Owner is rude and basically allows patrons to do whatever. Our neighbors took…read moreour picnic bench and were smoking. When I asked if smoking was allowed the gentleman helping me said "They can burn the whole campground down for all I care". The water hookup valve was stripped so we had to use our hose to fill the tanks. It also looks like there are individuals who live there year round by the amount of debris piled around their trailers. I do not recommend if you're looking for a family -friendly spot.

This place has definitely seen better days. On the positive side, the air conditioning worked and…read morethere was hot water in the bathrooms. The host was friendly and there was great outdoor space. There is a nice pool, a rec room and a trail. My family and I stayed in a cabin for the night and it was very run down. The first thing that's hits you when you open the door is a terrible sweet and bitter aroma. The sheets and blankets on the lower bunk had multiple stains and the broken bed frame was supported from the bottom with a thick piece of wooden dowel. The blanket on the upper bunk was decaying and ripped in several places. The pillow was stained and there were a few hairs under the covers. We ended up pulling out our sleeping bags and sleeping on the cabin floor.Overall, we had a very disappointing stay.

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!

Nice place for young families to go. Much better if you have a boat. Good restaurants to eat at ,…read morecool local store, we had a blast on a rental party boat.

I should have read the reviews on this place! We had the worst experience by far for our first…read morecamping trip as a family! July 6th 2026 we checked in. Seemed ok cabins are small. Following day the boiler gave out and we had a leak in the cabin. We reported it to front desks. Keep in mind we already got settled and unloaded all our stuff. They told us that cabin boiler has been give them issues C-10. So they decided to move us to a different cabin the same day. My wife was already frustrated with everything we decided to go to KOA. KOA WAS THE BEST CAMPSITE! We are very upset we had to load all our stuff up again! Now they won't guarantee my money back for the 3 nights we didn't stay and say there was never a water leak. I shouldn't have to do their job and turn the water off for the cabin. They should have had their handyman do that. STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE! I'm still waiting to hear from the owner for that refund! It's been a week now and they still won't reach out to me. They keep saying they will but I'm the one having to call and I will not let this go!!

Quiet and clean. The only negative was the horrible stickers at our gravel site. Nice grassy areas…read morefor dogs. Pet friendly and nice, clean restrooms for humans. Gorgeous views and walk ability. Will definitely be back.

Awesome owner/manager service at this R.V. Park ! Jumped right in and helped us out with a problem…read morewe had with setting up our R.V. Thanks again guys ! Great grass area for walking dog. Nice clean showers. Enjoyed our time in Weaverville !

We went on an impromptu camp weekend, didn't know what we were getting into. This is a very small…read morecamp ground that recently sold in April of this year, and is undergoing changes. Owner was very pleasant to talk with when setting up the reservation, the manager or camp host, not sure of her title was very nice and accommodating. They have a lil store on site, very well stocked with great options. There are some long term residents, some are permanent and others are there as vacation home, they also had a "tiny home" that's and Airbnb rental. The pool was nice and clean, campground was well maintained. Full hook-ups, always a plus. We did feel the sites were a little close, but it wasn't a deal breaker. Very quiet, a lot of people would take off to the lake for the day. We would go back.

Im beyond sad its closed!!! They sold it, closed the stored, terminated and losing the best manager…read morei have ever met. She cared for this place and the customers who came to stay. Now shes gone??!!! well guess I have to find a new place for my huge family reunions. Only reason I came specifically here was the amazing service relaxing spot is now no more. If she goes somewhere new ill remake a post so the loyals can find her. RASHELL !!!! We love you and will miss you at trail in. If you go somewhere new I hope to find it and have you host my family reunion again!!! You will be seriously missed!!!!

I don't often review campgrounds but so many people commented on specific sites and no one…read morecommented on Site 11, which is the one I booked this weekend so here you go future bookers: We were able to fit two single backpacking tents and two larger two person tents but both the official tent spot and our unofficial spot had notable, but tolerable slopes as noted multiple times in reviews. There is a parking spot for site 11 across the campground road near a pit toilet. Flush toilets are located on the other side of the parking lot, which is right next to site 10. Site 10 seemed like it had a nice lake view. You can see the lake through the trees from site 11. There are no bear boxes! You store food and toiletries in your car at night. Wing wildlife included mosquitoes (light), yellow jackets (heaviest mid morning), and very loud cicadas. My ears were ringing like I went to a loud concert. I have to assume that's seasonal. There's a "boat launch" past the flush toilets near the tent cabins that was nice for setting up a few camp chairs and entering the water in floaties. There were a few other beaches further on but they were full. There was a kerfuffle over an inflatable kayak while we were there so keep an eye on your things! The lake was shockingly not ice cold like many CA lakes I've been in but it was also 100 degrees out. We stayed in for hours. So nice! Intimate campground with sloped sites and nice lake access- overall a pleasant stay!

We had a great time at Mary Smith Campground. We stayed in glamping site #3 and really liked it…read more(though site #2 was our favorite). Some feedback on the campground: - The glamping site bed is super comfortable. We fell asleep instantly and got woken up next day by the morning sun. - The glamping sites are set up well, have enough space, each come with a fire pit, 2 plastic chairs, 2 wooden chairs, a full table + benches and a LED lantern. - The bathrooms at are clean, flush toilets. The ranger is re-stocking toilet paper daily. Big plus! - There are no showers at the campground. Good news is that you can simply take a swim in the lake :) - There's no cell phone reception (AT&T, at least) once you leave Redding. - This is a pretty small campground, which is really nice because you have a lot of space and it's not too crowded. As with any campground, it can still be noisy with kids or other neighbors that talk at night. You might want to bring earplugs if you don't fall asleep easily. More details: https://www.simonkreuz.com/trips/mary-smith-campground.

Too close to the highway and railroad tracks. Zero peace and quiet all day and night.read more

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.