Fort Bidwell lures RVers to California's remote northeast with Modoc National Forest trails and Pit River fly fishing. Stay at Lassen Creek Campground or Fee Reservoir Campground, our two standout parks. These bases launch you into Warner Mountains hikes and starry ranchland nights.
Fort Bidwell pulses with ranching roots and wild landscapes in Surprise Valley. Anglers hook trout in the Pit River, hikers climb South Warner Mountains peaks ten miles north, and visitors tour the 1865 fort ruins on Main Street. The Modoc County Fair packs rodeos and pie contests each July on the fairgrounds.
RV camping thrives here as a launchpad for solitude seekers. Lassen Creek Campground fits groups with its roomy sites by the creek, ideal for reunions or clubs. Fee Reservoir Campground draws pet owners and fire lovers, since dogs roam free and campfires crackle lakeside nightly.
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Fort Bidwell stands out for ranching heritage and Modoc National Forest adventures. Pit River fishing draws anglers statewide, while Warner Mountains offer 50 miles of trails starting nearby. History seekers visit the 1865 fort site on Main Street, and the July Modoc County Fair celebrates with rodeos.
Lassen Creek Campground and Fee Reservoir Campground top our directory for Fort Bidwell. Lassen Creek sits creek-side with group sites, ten minutes from town. Fee Reservoir welcomes pets and campfires, nestled by the lake in Modoc National Forest.
Yes, Fee Reservoir Campground explicitly allows pets on leashes. This pet-friendly spot also permits campfires, making it great for dog owners. Lassen Creek focuses on groups but check for pet policies; both parks enforce basic rules like cleanup.