Upper Lake hugs the north shore of Clear Lake, California's largest natural freshwater lake, where bass fishing legends cast lines and boaters chase sunsets. Camp here among 14 RV parks to launch into world-class angling, winery tours through Lake County's pear orchards, and hikes around Blue Lakes. Affordable sites start at $8 a night, putting lakefront adventures right at your doorstep.
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Upper Lake draws anglers to Clear Lake's glassy waters, teeming with largemouth bass that top 10 pounds during summer tournaments. Hikers trace trails at nearby Anderson Marsh State Historic Park, where tule elk roam and ancient meandering river channels whisper history. Stroll Main Street past the 400-foot flagpole, the world's tallest, then sip wines from Steele Vineyards just minutes away. The annual Upper Lake Bluegrass Campout floods the air with fiddles each July.
Kelly's Family Campground & RV Park suits budget families with sites from $22 nightly. Aurora RV Park and Marina welcomes boaters, complete with WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and group sites at $41 to $75. Blue Lakes Village caters to luxury seekers featuring a pool, WiFi, laundry, and showers starting at $95. The Narrows Lodge Resort fits groups with its WiFi, showers, 50-amp power, and spacious sites from $49. Middle Creek Campground draws tent campers and RVers who crave primitives, pets allowed, pull-throughs, and drinking water for only $8 nightly.
Upper Lake shines for Clear Lake fishing and its 400-foot flagpole on Main Street, the world's tallest. Anglers flock here for largemouth bass exceeding 10 pounds in summer tournaments. The town also hosts the Bluegrass Campout each July and sits amid Lake County's pear orchards and Steele Vineyards wine tastings.
Find 14 RV parks near Upper Lake including Kelly's Family Campground & RV Park, Aurora RV Park and Marina, and Blue Lakes Village. Kelly's offers budget sites from $22; Aurora provides marina access with 50-amp hookups at $41-$75. Blue Lakes Village features pools and laundry from $95, all clustered around Clear Lake and Blue Lakes.
Yes, Middle Creek Campground allows pets on its primitive sites with pull-throughs and drinking water at $8 nightly. This Lake Pillsbury spot suits nature lovers seeking affordable, low-key camping. Other parks like Kelly's may accommodate pets; check listings for policies.