Gridley pulses as California's rice bowl, fields stretching to the horizon under Butte sky. Park your RV at Gridley Inn & RV Park or Butte County Fairgrounds, where nights start at $29. Fish Sacramento River bends or hike Sutter Buttes from these spots, blending farm life with outdoor thrills.
2 parks found
Rice fields blanket Gridley, harvested amid the September Wild Rice Festival on Fireweed Street. Cowboys ride in during Pioneer Days at Butte County Fairgrounds. Anglers cast lines along the Sacramento River, five miles west on Highway 162. Day trippers climb Sutter Buttes' volcanic peaks, 20 miles south via Highway 99. Sacramento sprawls just 60 miles southeast for urban escapes.
Gridley Inn & RV Park draws full-timers with WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and dump station; nights cost $46. Butte County Fairgrounds fits festival-goers and budget travelers at $29 per spot. Both anchor you near diners on Route 99 and river access, fueling adventures from dawn patrols to sunset barbecues.
More RV destinations in California
Gridley stands out as Butte County's rice capital. Farmers flood fields along Highway 99 for the fall harvest, spotlighted at the Wild Rice Festival on Fireweed Street. Anglers chase salmon on the Sacramento River nearby, while Sutter Buttes draw hikers to volcanic trails 20 miles south.
Gridley Inn & RV Park and Butte County Fairgrounds serve RV campers best. Gridley Inn lies off Highway 99 with WiFi, showers, 50-amp, and dump station. Fairgrounds hug town edges, ideal for event access at lower rates.
Gridley Inn & RV Park offers 50-amp service. Pair it with WiFi, showers, and dump station for big rigs. Fairgrounds provide basic power; check for upgrades during fair season.