Hat Creek draws fly fishers to its Wild Trout Waters, where rainbow trout rise under Sierra skies. Six RV parks anchor this volcanic gem, placing you minutes from Burney Falls' thunderous drop and Lassen Volcanic National Park's bubbling mud pots. Base your rig here for dawn casts, lava hikes, and nights alive with stars.
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About Hat Creek, California
Hat Creek hugs Shasta County's northern rim, where Hat Creek's frigid waters host California's premier fly-fishing stretch near Old Station Road. Anglers wade the special management zone for native rainbows. Burney Falls State Park spills 129 feet over black basalt just five miles east. Lassen Volcanic National Park's trails reveal sulfur vents and cinder cones ten miles north. The Hat Creek Radio Observatory scans deep space from Pine Mountain.
Hat Creek Hereford Ranch RV Park & Campground fits groups with WiFi, showers, 30-amp hookups, and rates from $46/night. Burney Falls/Hat Creek KOA serves hookup seekers with 50-amp sites, showers, dump station, and prices of $50-$70/night. Bridge Campground plants tents and rigs creek-side for instant fishing access. Rocky Campground opens paws to pets on family outings. Honn Campground handles big rigs and pets with spacious pull-throughs.
- Six RV parks dot Hat Creek, three with creek proximity for fly fishing.
- Hat Creek Hereford Ranch starts at $46/night with group sites and WiFi.
- Rocky and Honn Campgrounds allow pets on leashes.
- Burney Falls/Hat Creek KOA offers 50-amp service and dump station.
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