Klamath River draws anglers and rafters to its wild waters in Northern California's Siskiyou County. Steelhead and salmon runs pack the riverbanks from summer through fall. Five RV parks anchor your trip here, placing you steps from Class III rapids and prime fishing holes.
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About Klamath River, California
Klamath River carves through granite canyons in the Klamath National Forest, fueling world-class steelhead fishing and whitewater rafting. Outfitters launch from spots like the Iron Gate Dam put-in, where waves challenge paddlers on the Wild and Scenic stretch. Hikers tackle trails to the Wooley Creek confluence, while history buffs explore nearby mining relics in the Scott Valley.
Quigleys Station RV Park suits budget anglers with WiFi and rates from $59 a night. Steelhead Lodge & RV Park welcomes families and pets with 30-amp hookups and showers right on the river. Beaver Creek Campground fits tent-RV hybrids seeking quiet creekside spots, Sarah Totten draws solitude seekers, and Oaks MH and RV Park Campground opens to pet owners chasing forest adventures.
- Two parks perch directly on the Klamath River for instant fishing access.
- 3 of 5 parks allow pets, including Steelhead Lodge and Oaks MH.
- Quigleys Station starts at $59 per night with reliable WiFi.
- Steelhead Lodge offers 30-amp sites and hot showers for extended stays.
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