Eagle Creek (Ca) — Shasta Trinity National Forest

No, Eagle Creek (Ca) — Shasta Trinity National Forest lacks full hookups. Water hookups stay unavailable, and no electric or sewer connections exist either. Skip expectations for 30-amp or 50-amp service. Vault restrooms provide basics, but campers bring their own water. Self-contained RVs thrive here with dry camping setup.

Yes, Eagle Creek (Ca) — Shasta Trinity National Forest welcomes pets. Dogs and other pets roam free on leash around sites. No breed or size limits appear in records. A dog park sits absent, so use nearby trails for walks. Keep waste picked up to respect the forest setting.

Stays run $15 per night across all 18 sites. This covers access to a back-in spot with picnic table and fire ring grill. No hookups or extras factor in, so budget for dry camping needs. National forest sites often fill first-come first-served; book ahead if possible during summer peaks.