Cassel hooks RV travelers with world-class fly fishing on the Pit River and Hat Creek. Two prime parks, Pit River/Cassel and Cassel Campground, plant you riverside for trophy trout hunts. Camp here for serene spots, low rates from 20 to 25 dollars nightly, and easy launches into angling paradise.
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Tucked along Highway 89 in Shasta County, Cassel centers on the Pit River's rushing waters and Cassel Forebay's calm pool. Anglers chase rainbows at the nearby Cassel Fish Hatchery outflows, while Hat Creek delivers legendary dry-fly action just down the road. Hikers tackle trails around Burney, 15 minutes north, where waterfalls plunge 129 feet.
Pit River/Cassel campground delivers quiet riverside pads for solo adventurers and fishers who crave solitude. Cassel Campground suits families and groups with pet-friendly sites, pull-through access, and nightly fees of 20 to 25 dollars. These bases fuel day trips to trout streams and volcanic wonders near Lassen.
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Cassel shines for fly fishing on the Pit River and Hat Creek. These waters draw anglers chasing trophy rainbows amid stunning Sierra Nevada scenery. The Cassel Forebay and nearby hatchery boost fish populations, making it a year-round draw for dry flies and nymphs.
Pit River/Cassel and Cassel Campground top the list right in Cassel. Pit River/Cassel hugs the river for fishing access, while Cassel Campground offers group sites, pull-throughs, and pet-friendly pads at 20 to 25 dollars nightly. Both sit off Highway 89 for quick setup.
Yes, Cassel Campground welcomes pets with dedicated sites. It also features group areas and pull-through spots for hassle-free RV parking at 20 to 25 dollars per night. Pit River/Cassel works for pet owners too, though check USFS rules on leashes.