I stumbled upon this wonderful RV park, in McArthur, CA. Gravel pull-thru sites. Beautiful views of Mt. Shasta. Surrounded by beauty. Very peaceful. Internet connection is amazing read more

Inter-Mountain Fair And Event Center - Fabulous RV park! - Festivals Near Me - Mcarthur, California

Beautiful country area! We stayed here while working in the area it was quiet and spacious. The best part though was the owners! Very pleasant and kind people they go out of their way to know you by name and be accommodating. It felt like we were part of the community even though we were only there for a bit. 100% recommend staying here if you are in the area. read more

Reading Gary A.'s review, I thought it might be helpful to note that there is a link to the schedule, along with a lot of useful information, to be found at: http://www.mountainecho.com/fair2011.pdf I'm one of the locals (though at nine years of residency, I'm hardly called that by those whose great-great-etceteras were born here), and I find the admirable work done by 4H and FFA, along with the exhibits entered, and the events scheduled, to be more than sufficient, though at a perhaps more leisurely pace to accommodate the fact that all of us up here want to be at everything. So, there's not three to five things overlapping each other. But I can't imagine it was other than a Thursday that Gary A. visited, since the fair doesn't really get going each year until 4:00 p.m. on Thursday. (So, arriving at 11:30 and staying a few hours, he probably got to see lots of folks breathing a sigh of relief at having gotten all their animals, etc. into place by noon. And he arrived too late for the horse show.) If you're looking for as friendly a fair as I've ever seen, and wanting to spend a relaxing day seeing what life is like in the sparsely populated Intermountain Area, I'd recommend joining us. If you're looking for more amusement than a couple dozen carnival rides provide, check out one of the big city fairs Gary lists, or, if those are out-of-season, there's always Six Flags. But do check the schedule. I think you'll probably find several things you'll want to be here to see. read more

Finally a park like setting to hold our annual SEARCH doins. From "TFD" of the Black Rock desert to the Pacific Ocean's Ft. Bragg, and all points between. This my 29th trek with my brother CLAMPERS, following the trails of the settlers looking for gold. Our search leaders found the fairground quite suitable for our activities. Mostly grass in which to set up our individual campsite, i.e. Tent table and chairs etc. as usual over 100 CLAMPERS to explore where the intrepid immigrants trod over 100 years ago. Best physical conditions possible in which to operate from. Using a permanent kitchen to prepare meals is a special blessing. All in all a wonderful place to operate from and return to after two days of exploring and learning about the great state of California. read more

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Every year there are ads in the local paper promoting the Inter-Mountain Fair. Fairs I have gone to include, L.A. County, Sacramento State, Alameda County Fair in Pleasanton, Orange County Fair, Shasta District Fair in Anderson and finally on September 5th the Inter-Mountain Fair. It was a lovely drive from Redding. We have never been that far out on 299 E. We arrived about 11:30 AM and were surprised to be parked in the first row. Went to a few buildings and saw exhibits. Looked for a schedule of events, but there wasn't one. Walked the grounds. Finally decided to eat as nothing going on. The Polish Sausage and Curly Fries were great with a Rolling Rock Beer. Walked some more and nothing going on. Went back to the commercial building and a guy was doing a Kitchen Craft Waterless Cookware demo. Decided to sit down and rest our legs and backs. Interesting demo to watch, but don't know who would pay $1,600 to $3,200 for Stainless Steel pots and pans. (Checked online the following day and you can get comparable sets for $200 - $400.) Hate to say it, but that cooking demo was the most interesting thing we saw. Even nicer drive home. It is clear that this event is targeted to locals in that area. Don't know why they promote it so far away. It is definitely the smallest county fair we have ever been to. Needless to say, we won't be going again. read more