Lake Almanor sparkles as a premier alpine lake in Northern California, drawing RVers for trophy trout fishing and power boating on its 52-mile shoreline. Four standout RV parks hug its edges, from budget steals to marina resorts. Park your rig here to wake to misty waters, launch a kayak from your site, and chase sunsets over Lassen Peak.
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About Lake Almanor, California
Nestled in Plumas National Forest, Lake Almanor boasts glassy waters ideal for waterskiing and sailing. Anglers target rainbows at the Hamilton Branch inlet, while families picnic at Rocky Point. Hikers climb to vistas near Butt Valley Reservoir, and autumn paints the Ponderosa pines gold. The annual Big Bass Classic packs the marinas each July.
Almanor Campground hooks thrifty campers with sites from $18 a night. Lake Cove Resort and Marina fits boaters and groups, offering WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups from $37. Lake Haven Resort welcomes pets on 30-amp group sites starting at $60. Camp Almanor at Big Springs delivers simple WiFi access from $33, perfect for quiet forest retreats.
- Three of four parks offer WiFi for remote workers
- Lake Cove Resort provides marina slips and 50-amp power right on the water
- Lake Haven Resort allows pets on spacious group sites
- Almanor Campground starts at $18 per night, the area's cheapest option
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