First time in Redding; first time in over a year to reunite the family since the CoVid pandemic…read more Out of all the RV parks in the area we looked at, we're glad we went with Mountain Gate. First off, our experience with customer service over the phone was always pleasant. They answered our questions, found us the accommodations we needed (we requested an RV spot and cabin) and made the necessary adjustments. Bridget and Patty were awesome! Next, we loved the location: right off the interstate and easy to find. Chevron and Shell, among others are just outside. It's also located next door to the Forest Ranger Station. From here, plenty sights in Shasta and Redding are an easy drive. Third, this RV park is well-maintained and carefully kept in order. It is definitely small compared to many other RV resorts: their sites are tight, they've no individual firepits, grill or camp rings, and there are no other fancy amentities (which is just right for these times of social-distance protocols.) The shared showers and toilets are cleaned daily and garbage bins are rarely overflowing. Some sites have a patch of grass, while others have gravel. Some have sturdy plastic picnic tables; others have wooden ones. All sites have shade from mature trees; which is also great for some nature sounds by the birds as well. There is a nice pet enclosure for the dogs to play and romp around leash-free. There are only 2 cottages and we're so glad we lucked out on one of them for the Memorial Day Weekend. One of my aunts is semi-disabled so it's hard for her to camp out in the heat. The cottages are a perfect complement for a family like ours. All in all, we were so pleased with our stay over the Memorial Day Weekend. The owners and staff are great--very hospitable and respectful. They enforce certain rules and guidances inside the park but it works for a peaceful, enjoyable stay for every camper. We would definitely stay here again if we find ourselves back in the area!

Lovely place located just off the freeway that has a welcoming feel. Green areas with concrete…read moreparking pads. Dump is located at the site so ver convenient. The sites are clearly marked which made navigating very easy. The only drawback is that the sites are close to one another so your neighbors are very close and some freeway noise. We visited off season so no issues for us. I would give 5 stars if the sites were not so close to one another.

This recreation area is located in the hills west of Redding, California. I'd never heard of it…read moreuntil we took a different route back from the Humboldt region, back down to SoCal. It was scenic, there's lots of different lakes that dot the area. It's really pretty. People come here for boating, swimming, and hiking up to the waterfalls. Theres also water sports and camping in the summer months.

Excellent park, beautiful nature, everything is well-maintained. Highly recommend! Beautifulread more

We actually ended up here in August because we had booked a RV site up at Shasta Lake Rv Resort &…read moreCampground...we had already left a deposit at that campground but when we got there it looked so sketchy & scary!! We ended up saying screw our $100 deposit and we turned around and left!! So we drove from campground to campground and they were all pretty scary or full!! Shasta isn't what it used to be!!! That being said...we decided to yelp campgrounds closer to Redding...we figured that the drive to and from Shasta Lake wouldn't be that bad from Redding. So we found this place...OMG!!! We are so happy we did!!! Premier Rv Resort is so clean & peaceful!!! (Only downfall is no campfires)...and there is a waterpark right next door (even though we didnt go to it...it looked pretty cool)...Dayna the manager and her daughter were so wonderful!! They actually told us about Whiskeytown Lake...which we had no idea was even there...such a beautiful lake...we were there everyday!!! On the way to the lake there is the remains of the mining town of Shasta...small little town but it was interesting to stop and look at the historical ruins! There are also quite a few really nice brewery restaurants...I like craft beer (hubby drinks bud light water...so i get to pick the spots...lol)...all within a 10-15 minute drive from the resort! Good beer...samplers available...good food...good service!!! I really thank our lucky stars that we found Premier RV Resort!! We will be back there...already planning it!! We also feel very fortunate to have met Dayna and her daughter!! With all the info on the area we received from her it really made our vacation one to remember as one of our best RVing trips!! I would give this place 10 stars if I could!!! It totally saved our vacation from being ruined!!! And if you're in Redding you have to see the sundial bridge...its pretty cool...and the bike path that will take you all the way to the Shasta Lake dam is awesome too if you like to bike!! We also took a few hours and drove up to Shasta Lake to go to see the Shasta Caverns...very cool thing to do!! All in all we really loved this trip!! Thank you Dayna!!! You were so amazing!!

This was only our third RV Resort experience, and it sets the bar pretty high!…read more While many RV resorts lack online booking and a system to receive guests past their office hours, Premier makes this easy. We booked same-day by phone, and received a confirmation email with instructions for after-hours self-checkin. Upon arrival, we picked up a personalized envelope containing a park map and rules, amenities key card, and directions to the assigned spot for our 40' RV. Lovely grounds with paved roads, concrete parking pads, and a landscaped picnic area for each site. If clean and spacious bathrooms matter to you, you'll love the ones here! We didn't stay to use the other resort amenities, though the pool area, social house and shaded path benches looked inviting. Thank you, Premier, for our first experience with a first-class RV Resort!

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 !

We stayed in a yurt at Lakeshore East and would definitely return. Reserve online or by phone. The…read morecampground is mostly small tent spots but they had two yurts: site 20 has a twin/full bed bunk and a futon, and site 22 has a queen bed. Fire rings, and flush toilets in good condition. You can overlook the lake a few yards behind the campsite. Be aware that this campground is across the street from train tracks and the freight train rumbles by several times day and night, and you'll hear the freeway too if you listen. However between trains I thought it was pretty peaceful. There is a small grocery store, laundromat, and local pub nearby. Verizon cell service was poor but AT&T was ok.

This is a nice campground. My wife and I felt safe and the atmosphere was quiet and friendly. No…read morecomplaints. The stand-out was overwhelmingly one person: Hannah! This young lady could teach classes on how to greet, serve, and assist guests. She was wonderful. Always a smile. Always eager to help. When we travel this way again, we will definitely visit Mount Shasta KOA.

I really wanted to enjoy our stay at the Mt. Shasta Holiday KOA because the campground itself is…read moreclean, attractive, and located in a beautiful setting. The staff at check-in were friendly, although the introduction to the campground rules felt more like a lecture than a welcome. Unfortunately, our experience was overshadowed by what I believe is a lack of management oversight after hours. During our stay, loud music continued well past quiet hours in the tent camping area. Another evening required a response from law enforcement after a loud physical altercation between campers. We were told that there is onsite management overnight however that manager works during the day and he "needs some rest". The emergency contacts that the emergency phone number connects to live about 10 miles away so there is a lag between call and response. For a campground of this size, that was disappointing and concerning. When I attempted to discuss these concerns with ownership, I expected a respectful conversation. Instead, I felt dismissed. Rather than listening to my concerns, the owner was rude, interrupted me, mocked my comments and made fun of me (this was shocking as he was representing KOA to a guest) and kept the campground manager present throughout the conversation. It did not feel like my concerns as a paying guest were taken seriously. I also observed an energized electrical panel for the RV hookup side of the park that appeared to be using window air conditioners and a patio umbrella as part of its cooling setup. While I am not an electrician and cannot say whether it met code requirements, it did not inspire confidence that guest safety was a priority as anyone could reach in and touch the live open panel. This campground has many positives--a clean park, beautiful location, and friendly staff at arrival--but good facilities cannot make up for inadequate overnight management, poor handling of guest concerns, and a customer service experience that left me feeling disrespected. I hope management takes guest feedback more seriously in the future because this campground has the potential to be an excellent destination.

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.

What a day, I decided to take my ALWAYS spotless vehicle out to play in the dirt for my birthday…read moreand lemme tell you, she didn't skip a beat. Tunes roaring, 4WD working, and gas, break - dippin'! The map, that I only used once, when I took a challenging road was very helpful to have on-hand as it was my 1st time. Had cell service in most areas in case I needed AAA for being stupid in a no-stupid-zone. Packed a cooler with food n beverages and the day was absolutely great! Best time I've had in Redding so far. Excellent trails and booty bouncing roads! This is going to be my self-care go to spot from now on.

This is a really nice OHV Park & campground right below the dam and on the river. In order to get…read moreacross the dam just drop at the guard shack and tell them that you are going to the campground or to go ridding on the trails. There is also a day use area Every spot has a nice level pad, fire pit and table. The fee is $10 a night

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 ( review 2024) Another summer another visit at Hirz bay ( June 2026)

A beautiful location completely ruined 2 years in a row by awful Group Campsites campers…read more This place would be a 4/5 or 5/5; nice sites, cleanish bathrooms, many places to access the water, amazing variety of creatures (gray foxes, deer, bald eagles, hares, bats, turkey vultures etc), but this campsite hosts 2 (or maybe 3) additional Group Campsites slightly away from the smaller regular sized sites. The issue is the sound carries straight across the little water recess between the Group and Main campsites and those groups are TERRIBLE. 2 years ago, it was music blaring and people screaming well past 1 am. This year, it was the exact same with the addition of these awful people setting off 5 LARGE fireworks after midnight. Absolute BS behavior at the height of fire season no less. And we observed that during sunset many of the local turkey vultures perch on the trees right above those very sites for the evening :( Either get a camp host to watch this place passively or keep losing guests to the social contract breakers in the Group Sites ONE out of FIVE

We are from Redding but moved away years ago. We have family there so we visit. We were recommended…read moreto this place to stay in our RV. Knowing Redding, when we pulled up to the area I thought no way...this can't be the recommended place. BUT once we pulled in it's like you are in another area. The spaces are clean, the people are friendly, the trees are mature. We've stayed there twice now in the last year and it's one of our favorites.

The park itself is very nice with well maintained quality full hookups and backup and pull thru…read moreconcrete pads. The management here is friendly and straight forward. They calmly work with you. If you have a vehicle you'll be able to travel nearby, however if you walk as we do being outside near this park at dark is unwise. The laundry is very clean and relatively low cost. The park has a covered and uncovered picnic area behind the laundry next to the wading pool. They lack a shower/bathroom house. They have a dog park. You can recycle plastic bottles and cans in the laundry room.

Oak bottom has to be one of the best places to take the kids too on Whiskeytown Lake. Has lots of…read moreparking, boat docks/ramps. Has a big campground right on the lake with ample spaces Big beach to play in and catch some sun rays!!!

Rented an 18-foot pontoon boat and it was nice, except the fish finder/depth gauge was broken. They…read morealso charge a $39 damage waiver that you can't decline. And the rental waiver was a mile long and impossible to read. Way too much legal stuff for a boat rental.