⭐ **1 Star — Extremely disappointing**

We were incredibly disappointed with our stay at Lake Siskiyou Resort this year; especially given the price point for the large cabins. The property is dirty, rundown, and in serious need of maintenance.

We stayed in Cabin 13 and 14. The bunk beds were so narrow that they felt unsafe. In cabin 13, there was no safety rail for the top bunk and when I reported the issue, I was told there was nothing they could do. My 12 yr old daughter ultimately had to sleep on the floor. That alone was unacceptable.

The floors were filthy when we arrived, and the refrigerator wasn’t working. After a five-hour drive, the last thing we wanted to deal with was immediately calling maintenance and trying to get the cabin into livable condition.

The cabins look like they are literally rotting away. I honestly expected better after hearing about the new management. It doesn’t appear that anyone from corporate has done a proper walkthrough. The only saving grace was the natural beauty of the lake with majestic Mt. Shasta in the background!!

We will never return and cannot recommend this resort to anyone. We are also canceling our July 2027 reservation. I truly hope management takes a serious look at the condition of this property and the experience they are providing guests.

I am giving this campground 3 stars because of the beautiful lake, the large beaches, the spacious campsites, and the delicious pizza at the camp restaurant. If I were rating only the bathrooms, excessive noise, and off-road e-bikes, it would be a 1-star review.

We arrived Thursday afternoon, and the bathrooms were about what you would normally expect at that point in the day. By Friday morning, they were showing heavy use, although it appeared they may have been cleaned sometime that day. Unfortunately, the restrooms are very old and have years of built-up grime, so even after being serviced they never felt truly clean.

By Friday evening, the bathrooms had deteriorated again, and from that point until we left Sunday morning, there was no evidence that they were maintained at all. They ran out of toilet paper and soap, trash cans—including the small bins in each women’s stall—were overflowing, and miscellaneous items were left scattered throughout the restrooms. The campground was completely full, and this wasn’t the result of vandalism. The facilities were simply receiving heavy use and needed to be cleaned and restocked.

Another disappointment was the noise. Evidently, the campground allows large group events and even concerts. On Saturday night, one group held what amounted to a full concert. I enjoy live music, but when I go camping, I’m hoping to hear nature—not amplified music late into the evening.

Finally, off-road e-bikes and small motorcycles were everywhere. Many riders, including children, were traveling through the campground without much supervision, and resort staff did not appear to be enforcing any rules. It often felt unsafe to walk around without watching for fast-moving bikes.

This campground has so much potential because of its beautiful setting and spacious campsites. However, better restroom maintenance, stricter enforcement of quiet hours and e-bike rules would make for a much better camping experience.