Modoc National Forest draws RVers to its volcanic plateaus, crystal-clear reservoirs, and remote Warner Mountains trails. Camp at one of our four directory parks to chase mule deer at dawn or explore ancient lava flows. Pets roam free at every site, and campfires light up starry nights.
Modoc National Forest covers 1.6 million acres of high desert wilderness in northeastern California. Hike the rugged Pacific Crest Trail segments near Doublehead Mountain. Fish Tionesta Reservoir for trophy trout. Spot bald eagles soaring over Big Sagebrush flats, or tube through Schonchin Lava Flow caves at nearby Lava Beds National Monument.
Four RV parks serve as perfect base camps here. Duncan Reservoir South Site fits families with pets and crackling campfires by the water. South Lava Beds handles groups who bring dogs and crave fire pits. Lava Beds National Monument Road delivers WiFi for remote workers, plus group sites and pet perks. West Tionesta gathers group campers for pet-friendly nights around the fire.
Modoc National Forest shines for its volcanic landscapes and high-desert wildlife. Spanning 1.6 million acres, it features Warner Mountains hikes, Tionesta Reservoir fishing, and lava tube caves near Lava Beds National Monument. Eagles and mule deer roam free across sagebrush flats and alpine meadows.
Find four top RV parks in our directory: Duncan Reservoir South Site, South Lava Beds, Lava Beds National Monument Road, and West Tionesta. All sit deep in the forest near reservoirs and trails. They offer pet-friendly sites, group areas, and campfires for easy access to hikes and fishing.
Yes, all four directory parks allow pets. Duncan Reservoir South Site, South Lava Beds, Lava Beds National Monument Road, and West Tionesta welcome dogs on leashes. Trails like those near Doublehead Mountain make perfect walks for furry companions amid the wilderness.
