€41.666666666667
per night
Estimated price based on 1 car and 2 persons with a tent, camper or caravan.

Campsite opened from 01 January till 31 December
This campsite can only be booked by telephone. 530-359-2269
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Tents
Dogs
Sand beach
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3 / 5 (5 votes )

Oak Bottom Campground

12485 California 299
96033, French Gulch
the United States

Oak Bottom Campground is a campsite with 122 pitches in French Gulch, the United States. Dogs are allowed on this campsite.

On Oak Bottom Campground it's possible to camp with a tent. You can find several recreational activities on the campsite. There's a sand beach.

Characteristics campsite

Recreation
Sand beach
Boat slip way

Accomodation
Tents

Facilities
Camping shop
Wheelchair access

Qualifications
Dogs


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Reviews

Jenn
English (US)
Thought it would be fun to stay for 1 night on the way home. We would have to pay $20 for the National Park entrance fee and $25 to park in a huge blacktop lot. Not worth it! Lady was very nice and understanding.
3 days ago

Unbound Faith
English (US)
This is back in parking lot style camping with spaces large enough to fit RV's up to around 38 feet. They have spaced everyone out due to COVID so you will have plenty of space to yourself. While this is dry camping there is a dump station with potable water available. We moved our prepaid reservation from Brandy Creek so the $10 reflected the cost of that campground with 1/2 off using the National Park Pass. Camping is next to parking for the lake but it was quiet all night with no issues.
3 days ago

Robin
English (US)
Large open space -blacktop parking lot type RV camp ground. Easy access right off the main highway but far enough off for quiet. Price is right at 18 dollars off season and 9 dollars for senior pass. Clean bathrooms and individual coin showers. Plenty of garbage and recycle bins and a Small store. Lots of area to hike and move your legs after a long drive. Good cell service!
3 days ago

Covet the Camper
English (US)
Was a good place to tent camp, right on a once beautiful Whiskeytown Lake. The area was completely destroyed by the Carr Fire in July 2018. Hoping is reopens soon. Not much left for shade. Sad.
3 days ago

John & BJ
English (US)
There is a campground but even small rigs like us don't fit. RV's end up parked in a lot with fewer options than you'd have at Walmart. $9 w senior pass. Very slow Verizon 3G connection even with antenna and amplifier. There is a dump on site.
3 days ago

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