Witter Springs lures RVers to its forested shores of Lake Pillsbury and Lake Berryessa. Launch your boat or cast for bass from campsites at Manzanita Canyon or Smittle Creek. These two parks offer cheap bases, from $5 a night, for uncrowded fishing and off-road trails in Mendocino National Forest.
Witter Springs thrives on Lake Pillsbury's deep waters, prime for largemouth bass. Trails snake through Mendocino National Forest, where hikers spot blacktail deer at dawn. Remnants of the historic Witter Springs Resort whisper of old hot springs soaks along Witter Springs Road.
Manzanita Canyon - Lake Berryessa - USBR draws groups and boaters with pull-through sites, group areas, and a dump station at $5 to $37 per night. Smittle Creek fits solo rigs craving creek-side quiet. Both spots hug lakes and forests, perfect for day trips to Clear Lake wineries or Jeep roads.
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Witter Springs stands out for fishing Lake Pillsbury and Lake Berryessa. Anglers hook bass and kokanee salmon amid pine-covered hills. Off-roaders hit rugged trails in Mendocino National Forest, while hikers explore spots like Bear Creek. Historic hot springs sites add quiet allure off Witter Springs Road.
Manzanita Canyon - Lake Berryessa - USBR and Smittle Creek top the list. Manzanita Canyon provides dump stations, pull-through sites, and group areas near the lake for $5 to $37 nightly. Smittle Creek offers simpler creek access in the forest.
Yes, Manzanita Canyon - Lake Berryessa - USBR has a dump station on site. This USBR facility serves RVers near Lake Berryessa, open to day-use for $5. Pair it with overnight pull-through sites up to $37.