Pet-friendly campgrounds near Hoopa, California, United States

Bear Basin Lookout and Pierson Cabin, located at 5,280 feet in the Six Rivers National Forest, provide stunning views of the Siskiyou Wilderness and the Pacific Ocean, making it a serene getaway. The lookout, originally built in the 1930s and relo...

The Forest Glen Guard Station is a historic two-story building, built in 1916, and is the oldest Forest Service structure in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. Guests can enjoy a unique stay and relax on the front porch amidst tranquil surroundin...

Panther Flat Campground is located in Six Rivers National Forest, northern California. The campground offers a shady and secluded setting, just steps away from the picturesque Smith River. The area is known for its vibrant blue waters and scenic f...

Grassy Flat Campground is located along California's northern Redwood Highway in Six Rivers National Forest. It offers a shady setting with abundant sightseeing and recreational activities. The campground is close to the picturesque Smith River, k...

Patrick Creek Campground is located at the junction of Patrick Creek and the middle fork of the Smith River within Six Rivers National Forest in northern California. The campground features unique elements such as steps, rock walls, restrooms, and...

Crystal Creek Primitive Campground is a tent-only site in Whiskeytown National Recreation Area, 19 miles west of Redding, California, featuring campsites alongside Crystal Creek. The campground benefits from a cool, shaded environment and offers a...

Dry Creek Group Campground is a tent-only site on the southern shore of Whiskeytown Lake, 14 miles from Redding, California. It offers a variety of water activities in the lake, along with hiking and biking opportunities in the scenic mountain and...

Sheep Camp Primitive Campground is a tent-only site in Whiskeytown National Recreation Area, 17 miles from Redding, California, featuring shaded campsites with cliffside views of Brandy Creek. Nearby trails lead to beautiful waterfalls and old-gro...

Brandy Creek Primitive Campground, situated in Whiskeytown National Recreation Area, is 19 miles west of Redding, California, and features campsites with views and sounds of Brandy Creek. Nearby, the Brandy Creek Trail leads to beautiful waterfall...

Peltier Bridge Primitive Campground is a tent-only site in Whiskeytown National Recreation Area, 13.5 miles west of Redding, California. It features shaded areas by Clear Creek, ideal for fly fishing, and offers access to Whiskeytown Lake for vari...

Lakeshore East is located on the Sacramento Arm of Shasta Lake, featuring shaded areas with oak and pine trees for privacy. The facility has direct lake access from various sites and is conveniently reachable from I-5. Walk-ins are welcome through...

Horse Camp Primitive Campground is situated in the southeast corner of Whiskeytown National Recreation Area, 15 miles west of Redding, California. It uniquely accommodates campers with horses, while also hosting non-horseback visitors. The area fe...

Antlers Campground is located on a bluff overlooking Shasta Lake, offering scenic views but no direct water access. It features a nearby public boat launch for outdoor activities and is surrounded by a forest of pine, oak, and Manzanita trees for ...

Gregory Creek Group Campground features a single loop surrounded by a mix of oak and pine trees, providing over 80% shade. The campground has limited privacy due to its understory vegetation and offers access to a lake with varying bank slopes. Am...

Post Creek Guard Station, built in 1934 by the Civilian Conservation Corps, is a historic wildfire lookout now available for recreational use and eligible for the National Register of Historic Places. Accessible via gravel Forest roads, the cabin ...

Nelson Point Campground is located along the Sacramento Arm of Shasta Lake, easily accessible from I-5. It is close to various other recreational areas in the Shasta Lake region.

Hirz Mountain, originally revered by the McCloud River Wintu tribe, was named after white miner Henry Hirz. The lookout, built in 1937 and later upgraded with a steel tower in 1949, is strategically located for fire detection. Access requires high...