Clio draws RV nomads to the wild Middle Fork Feather River for trophy trout fishing and class III whitewater runs. One prime spot awaits: Clio's Rivers Edge RV Park, your launchpad for Sierra Nevada adventures. Camp here, hook up to 50-amp power, and hit the river by dawn.
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Clio clings to Highway 70 in Plumas County's Feather River Canyon. Fly anglers hook rainbows and browns from the Middle Fork Feather River's emerald pools. Rafting crews tackle frothy rapids each summer, while trails in Plumas National Forest lead to alpine lakes and ghost towns like Blairsden.
Clio's Rivers Edge RV Park suits every camper. Families grab sites with hot showers and WiFi after river days. Groups spread out in dedicated group sites, all powered by 50-amp hookups from $49 nightly.
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Clio excels in fly fishing and whitewater rafting on the Middle Fork Feather River. Highway 70 cuts through the canyon, granting easy access to Plumas National Forest trails. Anglers land trophy trout year-round, while summer rafts conquer class III rapids for thrills.
Clio's Rivers Edge RV Park tops our directory for Clio stays. It hugs the Middle Fork Feather River with 50-amp hookups, showers, WiFi, and group sites. Rates begin at $49 nightly, perfect for river explorers.
Yes, Clio's Rivers Edge RV Park provides 50-amp service on all sites. This powers big rigs easily after long drives on Highway 70. Pair it with showers and WiFi for comfortable canyon camping.