Lake Shastina Campground
- Dwinnell Way, Weed, CA 96094, USA
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Old Station, CA 96071, USA
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juno
this is a very beautiful campground overall. there’s a good few miles of bumpy, dirt roads leading up to it that we were not expecting. while we were here, there were absolutely no campground hosts to accept our payment for our stay. we did not get a reservation because we wanted to pick our spot, and the information board said “card only”. the actual camp spots are not that great, they are suuuper close together. we were lucky enough to get a spot only close to one other site. there are also tons of deer, we were seeing about 20 through out the day in our spot. the cindercone is extremely accessible from this campground, we literally just walked to get onto the trail lol. also, bathrooms were super nice, with a flushable toilet and sink! there’s running drinking water as well. it is pet friendly, our dog loved it, and overall, i would come back here.
Kendall Mandrell
Overall a good experience. I stayed here on a trip to primarily see lassen national park. To reach the bulk of lassen park from the campground it is a long drive. The main road to the campground is currently super bumpy for 6 miles straight. It’s pretty much a massive rumble strip. This may change over time. I camped here in the fall, and it is completely dry campground. No running water and only pit toilets. Everything was shut down so you have to be prepared to bring water for everything in. Not a super big deal but something to think about. The campground is beautiful. Be careful the spot you choose if you are tent camping as many spots are on an incline. Several great hikes around the campsite. Due to the lack of services, many campers near us were unprepared and we all helped each other out for firewood and other necessities that were only available a 20 min drive from the campground. Like I said, it was off season when I went so many of these difficulties will not be a problem for the bulk of camping season. However unless your only staying near the campground, it can be difficult to get around and I would not camp here again if I wasn’t spending all my time at the lake. Overall a good experience but definitely look at what services are available before you go. I came prepared but many campers were not.
Matthew P.
If you don’t like rough washboard gravel roads, don’t come. It’s nearly 7 miles of that. If having zero phone reception in the middle of nowhere makes you crazy, don’t bother. If you enjoy a campground among gigantic Ponderosa and Jeffrey Pines, you won’t find any better. If you like having access to the Platonic Ideal of a cinder cone, definitely come. If you enjoy looking at a huge lava flow dropping into a beautiful lake, there is virtually nothing else like it. And if you like trailheads leading into nearly deserted parts of a national park, this place is gold.
zheng chen
(writing this review in a tire shop)
Be aware the road leading to the campsite is a 6 mile dirt and unpaved rocky road. The road is very rough and dirty which got me a flat tire unfortunately…
The campsite itself is very nice to be honest. Super close to the cinder cone trail and quiet. The washroom is clean although no lighting.
In general I would highly recommend if you don’t mind the road condition.