This is a great place to stay! I recommend it 100%. We had a beautiful site and there was lots to do: Lassen National Park is very close by, as well as Hat Creek for fishing. Also nearby is the small area of Manton for wine tasting. Too bad you have to pay for Wi-Fi, but it did work well when we paid. Bathrooms here were spotless! The whole staff is so friendly and accommodating. Give this place a 10! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is probably the best KOA we've ever stayed at. Super friendly staff, well laid out, clean facilities, nice events for the family. The only thing needed to make it perfect is a free Wi-Fi system. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We loved this spot. Clean and wooded. Great staff. Easy to Lassen National Park and Burney Falls. We were here with another MH and found it easy to get in and out of the park. Limited TV, but major channels. Wi-Fi funky. Even our Verizon card was hit or miss. But in this park, you just enjoy the park and the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Incredible stay. Few campers. Other than the rain we did not feel the need to leave. But, we unhooked and spent afternoon in Redding. Lots of recent upgrades. New gravel, nice basketball and volley ball. Easy on our Lab. Friendly and helpful staff. Use your surge protectors though. Will return often. One of the best owners/hosts we have ever met. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice park. It is not one that attracts large motor homes. We have a 42' and were by far the largest in here. It is miles off the freeway, 14 miles west of Lassen National Park. In my humble opinion this is a better park for tenters, kabin renters, and small RVs, than for big rigs. We had no problem getting into our space. And there are a couple of other spaces for large rigs. Most of the campers here were in tents. And I want to say that they were wonderful tent sites. Immaculate, with fire rings, little fences and so on. But there are some considerations if you have a large RV and want to use the phone. Cell phones don't work here. Yes they do sort of. If you sit right next to the cell phone amp it works maybe, sometimes. The trees for sure will block your satellite dishes. Neither of mine worked. This is a park with extra things all around. For instance the dog park had toys like a gymset for the dogs. There were lots of kid friendly things too. And the people here are super. Now here is the biggest downer. Remember no satellites. The internet here is pay: 10 bucks a day. And it is the speed of the old dial up when it was really busy. Meaning, you pay 10 bucks and it hardly works. This park is really like a park in the National Park, but it's private with a few extras. If you have kids, want to go to Lassen, and are in a tent or small RV this is the place for you. Big RV: maybe not. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is the nicest KOA we have stayed at. The staff really tries to keep things clean and everyone happy. Our spot (#4) was large, level and shaded. The only thing keeping it from a 10 - is the internet fee, lack of facilities including bathroom, trash and recycle when the park is full. Stay here again in a heartbeat. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I wish I could give this park a better rating but it was very expensive ($42 + $10 for internet) - so I felt a little ripped-off. The location is pretty and there is a fenced area for dogs - and all of the normal KOA facilities. When I tried to reach someone after hours because of a problem (there were three big dogs running loose through the campsites), no one answered the intercom. Laundry room is also expensive. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We were greeted by a warm, friendly couple who were the manager's. They had us walk the sites, allowing us to pick the best one for our motorhome. We have a 40' class A and it was tricky getting it around to the site. Fortunately, the park was not crowded but I could see this being a real issue in a busier time. The place is really nice with a laundry and showers. A very dog-friendly place too. They have a dog play area with numerous obstacles for the dogs to play on. The only gripe I have is they charge for Internet. My wife and I both have laptops so we had to pay $20 a day for access. In my opinion, this is crazy in this day and age. Five to seven years ago I would expect to pay, but not today. So, if you came here with several kids and a few adults, and each had a laptop, you are in for a large added expense. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have stayed here before and it is a lovely campground with a great staff. There were two drawbacks for us, however. They charge for Wi-Fi and they are very, very limited with site access for big rigs. They plan on expanding the park in the next couple of years, so hopefully it will be more big rig friendly. Most sites are wide and staggered, which affords some privacy, the trees are huge, well-trimmed, there is nice landscaping and it is quiet. We would definitely return as Shingletown is a beautiful area close to Lassen NP and away from the city hustle and bustle of Redding. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a one-night stopover on a trip back home and was a nice stop. We had a long pull-through site tucked in the trees behind another site. When we first arrived the office had a power outage and couldn't process our prepaid reservation, but they showed us to our site and even loaned us a longer coax cable for our portable satellite since we needed to get it out from under the trees. Once their power came back on and we went in to register, I was told that I still owed them money. I'd made my reservation, and paid for it, when my KOA Value Card was still valid. It had expired a week before we got to this campground, and KOA chose not to honor the prepaid reservation. I know it's just a buck or two, but it still irks me. Our overall experience was fine, though; this is a nice campground with VERY friendly management who work hard to maintain it and make it look good. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This was one of the nicest campgrounds we ever stayed at. The KOA is nestled in the woods with large private sites. Everything was very clean, well maintained and the staff is very friendly. The campground is just beautiful. They offer a really large pet playground and there are also trails through the woods. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a wonderful park. The managers and staff are delightful, helpful people who obviously love their jobs and take great pride in their park. And, they should! It's beautiful and well maintained. Here you can enjoy a rustic setting with full hookups! Mt. Lassen NP is just 20 minutes or so away, and Burney Falls is about an hour. Lots to see from here. What would make it a 10? Wifi and cell service. We had to drive the 5 miles or so into Shingletown to make calls. And, the campground wifi was turned off during our stay. They are working on a better solution. And, a new cell tower is scheduled to be installed nearby later this year. With those two additions, we would give this place a 15! We camped here in a Motorhome.

What a great park - we loved it! The staff is friendly, the grounds and facilities are extremely well-kept, and the area is beautiful. The campsites are not especially private, but they are spaced a reasonable distance apart. This park is located among the trees and has a nice cozy feel to it. We had a great experience here and will definitely be coming back soon. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We absolutely LOVE this campground! On average, we camp here with our travel trailer at least twice a year. It is a small cozy campground with plenty of pine and fir trees; quiet, clean, and close to Lassen National Park (about 20 min drive). The owners take such great care of this gem of a park. Many KOAs are not nearly as nice as this one. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very nice park. It's exactly what we look for when camping. Something that has the look and feel of "camping" with all of the conveniences of full hookups. Staff was very helpful. I saw the maintenance people going over each site as soon as the previous campers had vacated. All of the utilities were in good working order. Cable channels wee a bit limited, but that's ok. WiFi worked very well. The only reason I dinged them a point was for the fact that there's not really a good placed to hook up a toad for a motorhome. If you don't have one of their limited number of pull through sites, it's nearly impossible without blocking everybody coming in or out. The good news is that there's a rest area about a mile west down CA44 from the park that has plenty of room. Very quiet park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Wow! Nice place! I am not normally a KOA fan, and I do not rate 10's easily. This place earned it. Very nicely layed out park in the woods. Very clean, neat, and tidy. Very good interior roads and pads are mostly level. Management has even gone and erected small sections of 6 ft. tall fencing in most sites for added privacy. I think this is a nice touch. Nice open area at the back of the park to allow dogs to run. Staff and management in the office were very polite and helpful. If we're in the area again, we would stay here. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice park set in trees. Park is in process of expanding. Wi-Fi free but signal week. Great staging location to Mt. Lassen Park. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Stayed over the 4th of July week. Great area in the trees with various trails for walking your pets. Worth the drive and I will return again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice park - the managers are very nice and helpful. The only drawback was the layout - you really had to look to make sure you were still on a road and not driving through a camp site. The other problem we had and it was no fault of the campsite were inconsiderate kids on their way to and from the pool using our site as a shortcut. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Awesome KOA--one of the "Presidents Medal" winners. Nice pool, great managers, clean everything, good store, etc. Lovely place to stay when visiting Mount Lassen--though the national park campgrounds at the entrance to Mount Lassen looks excellent as well. This KOA has nice separation and landscaping between many but not all of the sites, so you don't feel horribly crowded--though we had a large motorhome just next to us. I took off one point for cramped quarters and lack of WiFi, but this is a great place, and we recommend it without any doubt. Great place to stay when visiting Mount Lassen--which is also a great place to visit. The peak has 30 feet of snow in July, when the surrounding areas are 100 degrees! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Beautiful Campground. Quiet, Peaceful, and relaxing. Far enough from "civilization" to make the road outside almost deserted thus no traffic noise at night. Most helpful staff with well maintained facilities. We will stay there again when in the area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The Mount Lassen KOA in Shingletown California is well maintained. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is one of the best RV parks we've ever seen. It was a nice drive in off I-5 and only 30 mins from Lassen NP. The park is clean and beautiful. It rained the last two days we were there and we didn't even mind. All the sites are big and covered with gravel, no mud anywhere. There were tent sites and cabins. The staff was polite and very helpful. We will return soon and highly recommend Mt. Lassen KOA. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Sites mixed in among the trees. Sites mostly level but they do follow the "lay of the land", some could be tricky for hitching to your rig. All gravel roads and pads, with some lawn around some sites. Very clean, with seven wooded acres with very nice walking trails. Excellent, almost silent at night. We camped here in a camper.

Very clean RV park, gravel roads and pads the showers and bathrooms were always spotless. Owners and camp hosts very friendly. They guide you to your site. Large dogs not a problem, they have 7 wooded acres below the RV and tent sites for owners and pets to walk (off leash) Very nice place. We camped here in a camper.