Shasta Lake RV Resort & Campground

The Great Outdoors

You’ll have a difficult time trying to find a state with better scenery and potential for outdoor recreation than California, especially when you rent an RV near Lakehead. Dozens of state parks, federally managed forests, and national parks are within easy reach, so there is no limit to the fun you can have. Castle Crags State Park is one place nearby that is excellent for hiking, with massive rocky spires resembling castle towers. These volcanic remnants are amazing to see in person, and the views from these lofty vantage points also impress.Ahjumawi Lava Springs State Park is another natural area nearby that is worth visiting with your Lakehead motorhome rental, with excellent campsites to accommodate you overnight. Lava springs and other volcanic features can be found at this amazing park, with fantastic hiking trails, lakes for swimming or fishing, and so much more.Almost the entire area surrounding Shasta Lake RV Resort & Campground belongs to the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, a combined entity totaling well over two million acres in size. This magical evergreen wonderland is home to five wilderness areas, 6,000 miles of waterways, countless lakes, and a dozen camping areas for rustic camping.California is known for its exceptional national parks, but if you only have time to visit one, Lassen Volcanic National Park is the closest to your RV park. This surreal park is a geological hotspot, with all four major types of volcanoes represented within its limits. Explore lava fields on foot, climb rocky landmarks, or hike to the top of Lassen Peak itself when you see this incredible nature park for yourself.

City Sightseeing

When you're camping at Shasta Lake RV Resort & Campground, you can take the 30-minute drive to Redding to see some city attractions. There are lots of things to do in this small northern California city, like catching a performance at the Cascade Theater. This historic venue puts on a variety of live events, ranging from Broadway musicals and comedy acts to operas and live concerts. The Art Deco style theater is a refurbished, historical landmark with a gorgeous exterior to match its artistic offerings.Turtle Bay Exploration Park is a fabulous place to learn about the great outdoors, with a focus on the wildlife of northern California. Tour the arboretum and botanical gardens to see some endemic plant life, or study the animals at the wildlife center or museum on-site. The Sundial Bridge next to the park is a stunning and unique design, equal parts innovative, stylish, and convenient.If the temperatures are running high, the waterpark in Redding is the place to be. People of all ages can appreciate cooling off in the wave pools, lazy rivers, splash pads, waterslides, and other water-based activities at the park. At night, adults can relax and mingle at the adult-only parties hosted in the park.The Redding restaurant scene is diverse, with offerings ranging from American and Thai to Asian and Mexican cuisines. Breweries, wineries, and numerous cafes and coffee shops round out the options; you'll never go hungry when exploring Redding with a motorhome rental.