Los Molinos beckons RV campers with almond orchards bursting pink in spring and Sacramento River fishing holes teeming with salmon. Five parks in our directory hug the riverbanks or nestle in orchards. Park here to launch boats at dawn, cast lines by dusk, and unwind in Tehama County's uncrowded paradise.
Los Molinos hugs the Sacramento River in Tehama County, where almond trees blanket hillsides and draw springtime crowds to Hamilton's blooming fields. Anglers target steelhead runs each winter from spots near Los Molinos Park, then picnic under cottonwoods. Bike Flournoy Road past dairies or scout deer at nearby Dye Creek Preserve.
Hidden Harbor Marina & RV Park draws boaters with WiFi and river docks starting at $19 nightly. Driftwood RV Park & Fishing Resort fits families craving showers, 30-amp hookups, and dump stations from $20. New Orchard Mobile Home & RV Park welcomes long-haulers on budgets at $18 rates amid quiet groves.
Los Molinos shines for almond orchards and Sacramento River fishing. Orchards explode in pink blossoms every February, pulling photographers from Red Bluff. Salmon runs pack the river each fall, while steelhead chase winter rains. Campers prize the town's dairy farms and Dye Creek Preserve trails for quiet hikes.
Hidden Harbor Marina & RV Park, Driftwood RV Park & Fishing Resort, and New Orchard Mobile Home & RV Park anchor options near Los Molinos. Hidden Harbor hugs the Sacramento River with WiFi from $19. Driftwood adds showers and dump stations starting at $20; New Orchard keeps it cheap at $18.
Most RV parks in Los Molinos welcome pets, including Driftwood RV Park & Fishing Resort and Hidden Harbor Marina & RV Park. Check sites for leash rules and fees before booking. These spots offer open spaces near the river for walks, perfect for dogs chasing sticks amid almond groves.
