Belden clings to the North Fork Feather River's rugged canyon in Plumas National Forest. Trout anglers hook lunkers, rafters blast class IV rapids, and hikers chase alpine trails from here. Seven RV parks in our directory position you riverside for these thrills.
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Belden pulses with gold rush ghosts and wild river energy. The North Fork Feather River slices through town, drawing fly fishers to its emerald pools and rafters to Butterfly Rapids. Plumas National Forest engulfs the area in fir-shaded trails that lead to Spanish Creek falls and abandoned mine shafts. Trainspotters watch Union Pacific freights rumble over high bridges.
RV parks tailor to every style of camper. Belden Town Resort & Lodge bases families near river put-ins. Caribou Crossroads draws budget hunters at $31/night. North Fork Campground fits pet owners with its dump station and $35 to $45/night rates. Gansner Bar Campground supplies drinking water and pet sites for $31/night. Indian Jim Campground equips remote workers with WiFi and campfire rings.
Belden crowns the North Fork Feather River canyon for whitewater rafting and gold rush history. Plumas National Forest trails fan out from town to waterfalls and wildlife spots. Campers base here to fish trophy trout or watch Union Pacific trains thunder overhead. Rafting outfits launch daily from Belden Town Resort.
Find seven RV parks in our Belden directory, including Belden Town Resort & Lodge and North Fork Campground. North Fork sits riverside with a dump station, while Caribou Crossroads starts at $31/night. Gansner Bar and Indian Jim offer pet-friendly spots amid forest trails.
Yes, North Fork Campground, Gansner Bar Campground, and Indian Jim Campground welcome pets. North Fork adds a dump station for easy stays at $35 to $45/night. Gansner Bar provides drinking water, perfect for dog walks along the river.