Canyon Dam lures RV adventurers with its thundering Feather River and sheer granite walls. Park at PG&E/Feather River/Rocky Point Campground, the directory's lone standout from $27/night. Cast lines for trout, paddle wild waters, hike pine-shaded trails steps from your site.
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Canyon Dam hugs the rugged North Fork Feather River in California's Sierra Nevada foothills. PG&E's Canyon Dam anchors the scene, harnessing river power while framing epic reservoirs. Steelhead anglers chase fall runs below the spillway. Kayakers navigate class III rapids; hikers climb to Rocky Point overlooks for sweeping vistas of oak-studded canyons.
PG&E/Feather River/Rocky Point Campground draws families, fishers, and boaters alike. Rates kick off at $27/night for spacious riverside sites. Kids roast marshmallows at fire rings; adults launch from the ramp into Feather River currents. This base camp puts Plumas National Forest trails and Collins Lake beaches minutes away.
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Canyon Dam excels in wild river recreation and stunning Sierra canyons. The North Fork Feather River powers rapids, steelhead fishing, and reservoirs here. PG&E's dam creates prime spots for boating, hiking Rocky Point trails, and spotting eagles over oak woodlands. Visitors chase adventure year-round in this rugged outpost.
PG&E/Feather River/Rocky Point Campground tops the list near Canyon Dam. This PG&E spot starts at $27/night with riverfront sites for RVs up to 40 feet. Fire rings, picnic tables, and a boat ramp make it ideal for fishing and family trips minutes from town.
Yes, PG&E/Feather River/Rocky Point Campground welcomes leashed pets. Keep dogs on short leads around wildlife and riverbanks. This policy lets furry companions join hikes and splash in shallow eddies, but owners must clean up and supervise closely.