Old Station beckons RV travelers with its front-row seat to Lassen Volcanic National Park's bubbling hot springs and epic hikes. Fly fish for wild trout on Hat Creek, right from camp. Eight RV parks anchor your base, from $11 forest sites to amenity-packed resorts.
Old Station hugs Highway 89 at Lassen's northern edge. Hike Bumpass Hell's hydrothermal wonders or paddleboards on nearby Manzanita Lake. Trout anglers cast lines into Hat Creek, a blue-ribbon stream loaded with rainbows. Subway Cave's mile-long lava tube waits steps from town, flashlight in hand.
Hat Creek Campground delivers riverside spots from $30 a night for anglers and hikers. Families pick Hat Creek Resort & RV, loaded with WiFi, showers, 30- and 50-amp hookups starting at $51. Budget campers claim Lassen National Forest's Cave Campground for $11 amid tall pines. Big Pine Campground suits solitude seekers with quiet, shaded sites near forest trails.
Old Station stands as the northern gateway to Lassen Volcanic National Park. Steam rises from fumaroles along Bumpass Hell trail, just miles away. Fly anglers target Hat Creek's trophy trout, while explorers crawl through Subway Cave's lava tubes off Highway 89. Summer draws crowds for these volcanic sights and blue-ribbon fishing.
Eight RV parks cluster near Old Station, including Hat Creek Resort & RV and Hat Creek Campground. Hat Creek Resort provides WiFi, showers, and 50-amp hookups from $51 nightly. Lassen National Forest's Cave Campground offers primitive sites at $11, steps from park trails.
Yes, Hat Creek Resort & RV delivers 30- and 50-amp full hookups. This spot suits big rigs with showers and WiFi too, starting at $51 per night. Forest camps like Cave Campground skip hookups for budget tent or dry camping amid Lassen's pines.
