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Privacy-loving couples and solo campers suit The Shire best, lured by its lone site on six secluded acres. The park plants itself in Lytle Creek, California, steps from creek swims and waterfall hikes. One site runs $200-$400/night with water, 30/50-amp electric, sewer, WiFi, and dump station.
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Write a ReviewNo, full hookups stay unconfirmed at The Shire. Water hookup works, electric offers 30-amp and 50-amp choices, sewer hookup connects too. Most RVs handle this setup fine. Dump station and drinking water cover extras. One site draws crowds fast with its 5/5 rating.
Pet-friendliness remains unknown at The Shire. No data covers restrictions, breeds, leashes, or dog areas. Contact owners first to check rules. This avoids issues on the private single site near wild creeks and trails.
The Shire costs $200-$400 per night. Rates include the single site's water, 30/50-amp electric, sewer, WiFi, dump station, and drinking water. Reserve early. Limited space sells out quick near Lytle Creek hikes.
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