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George E
VerifiedDecember 18, 2019 Stayed at: 03, Loop: Tent Glamping Units
If you don't travel light, it's a good idea to have a small wagon to haul your stuff to the tents (and back up again to the parking area). We lost a fair amount of food to the squirrels. The squirrels have learned how to get into the tents (even with the flaps/screens closed) and rummage through things looking for food. There were no food storage cabinets. The crows tore apart our bag of garbage and created quite a mess (we were only about 40 yards away at the time). No cell phone, wifi, etc. Bring a good book. We did have some AM radio reception, especially at night. Restrooms were clean. Good idea to have a backup roll of paper. Nearest showers are a couple of miles drive up the canyon. We just spent our days kayaking, fishing (not catching), and birding on the lake. Very peaceful. Would have liked to explore the Trinity Alps area a little farther north, but ran out of time. Weaverville has all the supplies, etc. you might need; the small store (gas too) at Lewiston is adequate in a pinch. Glamping here is pricey, but the relative solitude is worth it.
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