Super cute location off the beaten path. Found it on the fly on our way to Oregon. It's small, but…read morethe spots are spacious and the facilities are clean. The road to get there is a little rough, but that's not on them. The trailer chicken coops were adorable!!

We don't usually choose rv parks to camp in but needed a stop on our way back home from a trip to…read moreWashington. This place is so amazing! It's beautiful, in the trees, to start with. A magnificent view of snow covered Mt Shasta. It has hookups at a great price and a really cute store. The owners turned vintage trailers into chicken coops and they have goats, a gorgeous turkey and chickens. All clean and well cared for. Just can't say enough! We walked around the property on a trail that led to a tent camping area with Adirondack chairs, fire pit and a great breeze to sit and enjoy the view of Mt Shasta. There is so much more. Just really enjoyed it!

Terrific little campground in a picture perfect setting. First come first serve with six…read morecampsites. A maximum of three day stay and you cannot leave your campsite unattended for more than 24 hours. The Castle Lake day use area is just up the road. Lots of great hikes and beautiful views.

I tried to find a listing for the actual Castle Lake but instead just found the campground. To be…read moreclear, the campground is a short distance prior to the actual lake which has its own parking lot and trailheads. Once parked at the lake, you can embark on the moderate trail to Heart Lake. Approaching the lake, the trail is to the left of it and climbs along the lake shore with intermittent views. As you take a gradual but steady climb up, you will start to see views open up and eventually see Mt Shasta itself. Most hikers stop at Heart Lake which is a scenic spot with granite on one side and on the outlet side of the lake for Shasta views. If you're wanting a little bit of a longer hike, when facing the lake, make a right and log hop across its outlet and follow a faint but obvious trail to a rocky outcropping. There you will reach an amazing vista of Castle Lake and Mt Shasta. It's a great spot to have your lunch and take some amazing photos. Take care on the way down as there are some steep drop offs and slippery rocks. Most of the trail is exposed, so I'd go earlier in the day in the warm months. Depending on how far you go, it's 3-4 miles out and back. Wonderful way to have amazing mountain scenery in a short hike. Free parking at the lake and pit toilets (not the best, not the worst I've seen.)

I car-camped here on - through drive from Las Vegas to Oregon. This campground is perfect! The camp…read moresites are all pull through, and have water and electricity. For tent camping, what I loved was being able to set up on grass - which is a huge luxury, keeps dust down and offers an extra layer of padding. The facilities were very clean and though there was some wear and tear, they were super nice. This place is like being in a hotel after camping in forest service camp grounds with no amenities. Though I didn't plan on it, I ended up going to Lava Beds National Monument, which is just 10 minutes away. I went because Barbara, the owner/host gave me a map and said there was some must see caves and hiking. I really enjoyed my stay and will be back with my wife who enjoys more refined camping. It's a great balance between nature and everyday essentials, like water and electricity.

This was the worst campsite I've ever been to there is not a real destination for each campsite…read morereally and everyone is on top of each other basically with no privacy. There were two different church groups and somehow we ended up in the middle of them. It was all pretty uncomfortable. I will say however it's near some pretty cool places you can walk to.

Spectacular view of Mount Shasta, beautiful, peaceful campground, super friendly manager, clean…read morerestrooms with showers. Great spot!

Josh was very helpful in getting our part for our truck! Have ALWAYS had great service here with…read moreclean showers and bathrooms. Will use them every year when we travel.

Great place to chill and enjoy the river! Great fly fishing, kayaking friendly staff and just great…read morevibe. Love the log cabin apartment and real grass

This place was a diamond in the rough. It's rustic but cute, organized and friendly. Also you can't…read morebeat the natural beauty by the Williamson River.The staff is friendly and helpful. And the location is perfect if you're visiting Crater Lake. WiFi is not the strongest but it's useable enough. We would recommend it and probably return if we were in the area.

The owners are great, and the area is beautifully maintained…read more And of course it's an excellent place for bird watching.

The reviews and website seemed great, so I just gave them a call. The woman who answered the phone…read moresaid that they only have 14 RV spots and they're taken all year by permanent RVs. I tried asking her if there are any other camping spots in the area and she hung up on me. I'm giving 2 stars because the pictures and reviews seem great, but the brushed off manner she talked to me and the fact that she hung up on me doesn't make me want to give her any of my business.

Beautiful campground to see nature and all it has to offer and the stars in the sky look like you…read morecan reach up and touch them beautiful.

Nice campground! We stayed for 2 nights on our way to Tahoe…read more Very quiet, very clean and staff were nice! It's about 20 minutes from the Lava Bed National monument. Go check out the caves! We went into Skull cave and Valentine cane and they were so cool! Be sure to gas up and bring all the food/water you need, as the next town is always away! They have a playground which is great' lots of chairs and tables for eating. I liked hearing all the wind chimes on the windy day. We went to explore Dry lake - but it's indeed dry. Only a 4 star since the little store wasn't stacked. Old reviews mentioned it had once been stocked with ice cream and that would have been amazing!!! Locals said to check out Medicine lake, but we didn't have enough gas. Next time! We would stay again.

Nice and quiet close to falls and bathrooms were clean. Went there in May and it was beautiful…read more Went there in June and it was a bit busier and noisier, but still nice.

Fowler's Campground was actually our first choice for our stay in the Shasta area because of the…read moreproximity to the McCloud River and Falls, but unfortunately all of their reservable and walk in sites were taken, so we drove about 6 miles away to test our luck at Cattle Camp instead. Luckily, we snagged the last remaining first-come-first-serve site (#27). Similar to other campgrounds, you pay at the front by putting your cash in the little envelopes. It's $15/ night here. The site has a picnic bench and a bear box as well as a fire pit. The site was pretty spacious and fairly clean. I also like that the sites aren't super close together so you feel like you have some breathing space from your neighbors. The potable water faucet was also a short walk away (next to the toilets). My only gripe is that the vault toilets weren't cleaned out daily. We stayed here for 3 days/2 nights and they weren't cleaned out at all. I'm assuming they probably empty them and replenish the toilet paper about once a week. Overall, not my favorite campsite of all time, but this is a good alternative if you can't find anything at Fowler's Campground. 3.75

Everything! Was clean gorgeous and great views , easy access , nice camp host and beautiful lakeread more

clean up the trash from the previous campers, do more research on why the dog was barking instead…read moreof telling us to keep our dog quiet