Sycamore Grove (Red Bluff) Campground

Very helpful staff. Advised us if a more preferable campsite than the one we chose. Later they helped us troubleshoot a problem with our electrical hookup cable

The campground is easy to get to off the expressway. Lots of amenities in the area.

The campground had a lot of trees, which is nice for shade. The trees were not maintained though and there were a lot of branches dragging across our motorhome as we drove around or within our campsite. Only some of the sites had electric and water, which is a shame because for the most part those were the only ones occupied.

There is no dump, which all the reviews indicated that we read. We ended up dumping at a Love's for another cost. This campground is worth doing a few more updates to make it easier to camp here and bring in some more campers.

Campground is clean and quite , camp hosts are friendly and helpful, the showers could use so work the bigger of the two ( Men’s) has tepid water temperature at best , could be rather uncomfortable during the winter months, the small shower ( men’s) was adjusted to a warm setting however it is not possible to adjust either apparently and staff are aware of the problem , other then those items it’s a great place to stay.

Campground is clean and quite , camp hosts are friendly and helpful, the showers could use so work the bigger of the two ( Men’s) has tepid water temperature at best , could be rather uncomfortable during the winter months, the small shower ( men’s) was adjusted to a warm setting however it is not possible to adjust either apparently and staff are aware of the problem , other then those items it’s a great place to stay.

Great place, new to camping so this place really worked out. It's a park campground that has paths and trails along the sac river. I paid $40 for 2 nights and nothing else. Each spot has a water tap, 2 grills (wrist-high grill and one on top-backside of the fire pit), and vehicle parking(park on cemet only). Close enough to red bluff to get supplies and etc if needed but far enough to feel remote. Most people who stayed had rv's but some had tents. The hosts are really nice and helpful where they can be. Make sure to get your campfire permit tho cause they might ask to see it.