It had been 16 years since I went camping. We were invited by some mutual friends to meet them out…read morehere a day after they got in with their RV. We drove up with tents and a dirt bike in tow. This campground is mostly dedicated to the dirt biking. The sites are small and close to others. I think mostly because everyone is out riding the trails. I do not ride a dirt bike and neither did the two small children I went with. Luckily if you're not on a bike there is plenty to explore and do with the chitlin's. Our site was next Mill Creek. We explored multiple locations to get into the water. It was freezing! Its also February so I expected it. But we got in and I even at one point fully submerged to wash my hair. At our particular site there weren't any showers but they do have bathrooms. Amongst other things we did was make the kids collect sticks for firewood, found too many pine cones to take home, touched bright green moss. The most important thing was cook under the expanse of stars. It was a great camping weekend. Theres absolutely no cell service. So you are at the mercy of the wild when here. It really forces you to be present. Im all about being present. Im not going to go another year with out camping. This one is now on the favorites list.

What a bunch of BS! $75 a night for a group site & only 1…read morevehicle is included for this site and each additional vehicle is $15 a night...

Good camping reservoir for kayaking…read more The camp sites are kind of hot in the summer because of the scarcity of shade trees. Bringing your own shade structures is recommended. A picnic table is located at each campsite. There are portable potties at the campsite. There are a limited number vault toilets, also. The reservoir has a lot of wildlife in the vicinity. This includes a lot of bird life, fish, and a herd of elk.

It's important to have the right expectation when staying here. This place is more of a small rv…read morepark than a campground to go hiking or exploring at. Friendly staff in the office. Clean bathrooms and showers. Clean sites. There's a pool. Shore power hookups. Water hookups. Nice shades at some sites (site 20 and higher are the better sites.) There are a couple sites that don't have much shade. Our weekend here was quiet and relaxing. The other guests mostly stayed in their campers/rvs. The 100 degrees temperatures probably had something to do with it. The campground met all our needs. We setup camp here and then explore the surrounding Clearlake community outside the grounds. We went to lake, the local community park where there was a Shakespeare play happening. We enjoyed a farmers market about 20 mins away.

I am extremely frustrated and disappointed with this campground. The campers placed directly next…read moreto us were loud, disruptive, and inconsiderate well into the night, making noise until around 3:30 a.m. I was told quiet hours were enforced. We paid for a campsite expecting a reasonable night's sleep and instead spent most of the night awake listening to our neighbors. Because we got virtually no sleep, we made the decision to leave a day early. When I texted the host, I wasn't even asking for a refund--I simply requested a complimentary night for a future stay as a goodwill gesture. The request was immediately denied because of their "no refunds for early departure" policy. The issue isn't that we left early. The issue is that the campground did not provide the quiet, enjoyable experience that guests are paying for. Hiding behind a policy while ignoring the reason a guest is leaving is poor customer service and shows a complete lack of concern for the guest experience. If you're looking for a peaceful campground, I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere.

going to fuller camp ground was the best idea ever. This is a family camp ground only 16 dollars…read moreper night.Family friendly, hiking, fishing and a good card game at the camp site, then the camp fire stories and finding stick for roasting marshmellows. they have a boat launch for only 5 dollars per launch. water like glass and clean. even the kids said this camping trip was the best and they did not have cell phone service ---

I hope you don't find this lake/campground, or at least don't have the cojones to get there. Great…read moreplace to unplug.

This Was a pretty place to camp. very quiet and empty walked up a 2 mile hill and took beautiful…read morepictures. There were cows roaming free that was cool. Lots of places to camp and explore. There are vault toilets that are clean and enclosed no water.

The day started driving from the Bay Area - Hard and my long story, but we all get those days…read more Pulled into a place further north. Didn't feel safe. Called this place based on reviews and was greeted with the owner doing a training session with a new employee. I knew I was in a cool place because her training was spot on from this teacher. Her place is cool, clean, safe and run by her 2 sons and her. The pool is perfect! She offered us wine tasting of her wine which was so fun. Better yet we loved her wine- her back story is worth the stop if ever traveling on the I 5.

We stayed in D10. For a travel trailer, it was a great spot to have a bit of privacy given the…read morehedge.

Beautiful lake. Bountiful fishing opportunities. No cost to launch you boat…read more Primitive bathrooms available within walking distance everywhere. Always supplied with toilet paper. The town of Chester is about 10 miles away if you need a store for something. The campgrounds are close together. Which we don't really like. Each has a fire ring and grill to cook on. Tons of wood to scrounge for a fire but you'll need a burn permit which are free and good for the entire year. Be sure to secure your food as those cute but pesky chipmunks and squirrels will help themselves. We came before the season was open and it was wonderfully quite.

What a great forest service campground. We were at the South Campground at site #10 and we had a…read moregood amount of space between us and our neighbor. It wasn't too far from the restrooms and trash either. The drinking water was just across from us and compared to a state park or national park campground, it was pretty quiet. There is a paved hiking trail to Lake Almanor just across the entrance from the South Campground. On an early morning, I took a jog with my 1-year-old while the others were still snoozing and the weather was just perfect at 8:30 AM. Although I found that even for early July, it can get a bit cold in the early morning (1 AM-8 AM) in the tent. So pack extra blankets. There are no showers here, so you will have to find them somewhere else. Overall, this is a great spot to camp if you plan to go to Mount Lassen National Park or surrounding areas. There is a lot of space for the whole family at your campsite.

Amazing! The sites are pretty private and bathrooms are clean. There's currently no potable water…read morethough.

Must book 6 months in advanced. We managed to only book 1 night in August at campsite #4. Each site…read morecan have up to 8 campers and includes 1 car with reservation. Additional car is $8. This site was small but we made it work. We had a van and a sedan and 3 tents. We were pretty close to other campers and it was quiet by 9pm. We were just steps away from the beach which is wide and mostly free from debris. We even saw whales! The location is great for watching sunsets. Bathroom is clean. Bring your own hand soap. No showers. Water spigot close by. You can get firewood on site. Closest grocery is Pelican about 15 minutes away. There's raccoons. They got into our cooler and ate our grapes and took off with our butter that was in a ziplock bag. Don't under estimate them. Use the wooden food cabinet or lock your coolers. Note: No cellular reception.

I don't want to give up any local secret spots but you need to know that whether you choose to…read moreswim. fish, or boat on Lake Mendesino it's gonna be a win for you. The water is clean and the water temperature is great. I'm just a local and aak that you respect it so that it can stay clean for several years to come. There's also a lot of wildlife out here. It's all great beautiful and amazing.

Lake Mendocino offers something for everyone: Swimming, hiking, wildlife, cycling, boating,…read morecamping, RV spaces, and even new friendships if you play your cards right! If you plan on camping, Lake Mendocino offers a safe and family-friendly campground environment with kind park rangers to answer questions if needed. Be sure to bring the entire family's bicycles for hours and hours of fun! Good to know: When camping next to large groups, expect to hear music, laughter, and good times being had late into the evening hours.

Although this campsite is currently closed, I was able to explore with the dogs. 2 weeks ago, after…read moreroad-tripping to Redding and back to Chico, I stopped and unfortunately couldn't stay long. I went back yesterday, and it was so worth it. I love being out hiking, basically alone with the dogs to run off leash. Sad to see such a beautiful campsite closed, but apparently budget cuts did it in. Thanks, Newscum. So many beautiful trees and huge campsites. Across the street is another area with a bunch of trails along the river. Good to see not too much trash that the illegals always bring in, but I'm not in Ventura County anymore, and they trash that county.

Very beautiful community with an amazing management staff! Ron and Maryanne are super friendly and…read morekind and they keep they keep this place immaculate and beautiful! Very well run. It's so peaceful there. Met a few residents while I was looking to see if I wanted to buy a place there and Stephen was sooo nice and friendly we felt like we already had made a new friend . They have a lot of activities in the club house and a stunning pool with beautiful landscape all around. I can't wait to make this place my home!!!