Whiskeytown lures RV travelers with Whiskeytown Lake's sapphire waters and epic hikes in the National Recreation Area. Gold rush ghosts haunt the trails, while boating thrills the waves. Pick from 15 directory parks as your launchpad for swims, falls chases, and starry nights.
8 parks found
Whiskeytown anchors the Whiskeytown-Shasta-Trinity National Recreation Area near Redding. Anglers cast lines into Whiskeytown Lake. Hikers tackle the 3.6-mile trail to 220-foot Whiskeytown Falls. Divers plunge into clear depths at the lake's scuba park. History buffs sift for gold flakes along the creeks, just like 1850s miners.
Oak Bottom Marina RV & Campground hooks boaters with lakefront pads from $17 nightly. Brandy Creek Primitive Campground draws minimalists at $10 a night for raw nature vibes. Whiskeytown NRA's Brandy Creek Campground adds WiFi to the $10 bargain, great for remote workers. Peltier Bridge Primitive Campground fits groups and pets at $20, fires crackling under Shasta's shadow.
Whiskeytown stands out for Whiskeytown Lake and its National Recreation Area. Boaters race across 1,200 surface acres. Hikers reach 220-foot Whiskeytown Falls via a 3.6-mile loop trail. Divers explore underwater relics at the scuba park. Gold panners chase flakes in creeks tied to 1851 rushes. RV parks base these adventures year-round.
Find them in Whiskeytown-Shasta-Trinity National Recreation Area. Oak Bottom Marina RV & Campground starts at $17/night with lake views. Brandy Creek Primitive Campground hits $10/night for basics. Whiskeytown NRA's Brandy Creek adds WiFi at $10. Peltier Bridge Primitive Campground charges $20 for groups and pets.
Yes, Peltier Bridge Primitive Campground welcomes pets. This Whiskeytown-Shasta-Trinity site charges $20/night and allows dogs on leashes. Groups book it too, with campfires permitted. Other parks like Brandy Creek suit pet owners seeking primitive spots near trails and lake access.
