Manzanita Lake Camping Cabins (CA)

A wonderful location and family friendly place to stay. The cabin was beautiful! We stayed in seven with our kids and had a view of the lake.

This is an excellent campgound for folks of all ages and a wonder for kids. The cabins were spotless, the store offered lots of food items and the surroundings are amazing.Nice hikes closely and both Manzanita and Little Manzanita are great for water sports or swimming. We recommend this for anyone.

Family of 4 stayed one night on a Thursday (June 19).

Pros: great location, close to convenience store and flush toilets, friendly and helpful staff, better than expected from the reviews I read prior to the trip.

Cons: spent time to get rid of spiders and bugs on the ceiling (the broom came in handy)

Recommendations: hiking and kayaking Lake Manzanita, exploring subway cave lava tubes (20 min drive)

Family of 4 stayed one night on a Thursday (June 19).

Pros: great location, close to convenience store and flush toilets, friendly and helpful staff, better than expected from the reviews I read prior to the trip.

Cons: spent time to get rid of spiders and bugs on the ceiling (the broom came in handy)

Recommendations: hiking and kayaking Lake Manzanita, exploring subway cave lava tubes (20 min drive)

The tent cabin (T2) was seemingly new and not on the campground map but not in a bad location. Did not come with a table. The tent was comfortable and had plenty of space for an additional person. The campground was nice but you did have persons in regular cabins who would leave their fires unattended. Morons. The park had lots of nice scenery but snow in the road in June made enjoying it all difficult. The drive to the south side isn’t terrible, just had to take A6 and Lanes Valley Rd for a shortcut. The campground store staff was very helpful (thank you Sofi for everything!). Be sure to watch out for pedestrians… people are very oblivious and always expect to have the right of way everywhere. Limited items at the North visitor center. Highly recommend the south entrance visitors center, for kids too. There were two different Jr Ranger booklets between the entrances so be sure to get them at the south center. Overall Lassen was beautiful and Manzanita was a good experience.

The tent cabin (T2) was seemingly new and not on the campground map but not in a bad location. Did not come with a table. The tent was comfortable and had plenty of space for an additional person. The campground was nice but you did have persons in regular cabins who would leave their fires unattended. Morons. The park had lots of nice scenery but snow in the road in June made enjoying it all difficult. The drive to the south side isn’t terrible, just had to take A6 and Lanes Valley Rd for a shortcut. The campground store staff was very helpful (thank you Sofi for everything!). Be sure to watch out for pedestrians… people are very oblivious and always expect to have the right of way everywhere. Limited items at the North visitor center. Highly recommend the south entrance visitors center, for kids too. There were two different Jr Ranger booklets between the entrances so be sure to get them at the south center. Overall Lassen was beautiful and Manzanita was a good experience.

I like to camp and I like to fly fish this is a wonderful place to come for clean water exciting fish and beautiful scenery

I like to camp and I like to fly fish this is a wonderful place to come for clean water exciting fish and beautiful scenery

Be sure to remind users to bring blankets and pillows. It was a cold night sleeping in our clothes without a pillow.

I liked the cabin, just wish we had been better prepared.

Lassen is a new favorite NP.

Stayed in the same cabin #15 for three years in a row, blinds have yet to be repaired, price charged should be able to repair window blinds after three years. Other than that very enjoyable stay.