Butte Meadows

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Picnic table

Cherry Hill Campground

This Lassen National Forest campground is about an hour northeast of Chico in the Sierra Nevada foothills

Campground in Lassen National Forest (2.7mi)

Potato Patch Campground

Looking for a respite from Central Valley Heat? Head to Potato Patch Campground located along the refreshing waters of Deer Creek

Campground in Lassen National Forest (7.1mi)

North Fork Campground

North Fork Campground sits in an open area without much shade

Campground in Plumas National Forest (17mi)

Gansner Bar Campground

Gansner Bar Campground is a shady and quiet spot that sits on the north fork of Feather River

Campground in Plumas National Forest (18mi)

Battle Creek Campground

True to it's name, Battle Creek Campground is nestled beside Battle Creek close to Lassen National Park

Campground in Lassen National Forest (19mi)

Sewage Hookup

September 2017 North Shore Campgrounds. Feeling the water during a hot summer day. We regret not jumping in sooner! 

Almanor Campground

This campground is welcoming to tenters and RVers alike

Campground in Lassen National Forest (21mi)

September 2017 North Shore Campground. Friends got a spot right by the lake. 

September 2017 North Shore Campground. Dog friendly. Get some kindling and firewood from the town a few minutes away.

Lower Bucks Campground

Lower Bucks Campground sits on the small Lower Bucks Lake, just a short walk to the large and scenic Bucks Lake

Campground in Plumas National Forest (22mi)

Sundew Campground

Sundew Campground sits on the banks of beautiful Bucks Lake

Dense, forested campsite on Grizzly Creek

Grizzly Campground

Black bears do frequent the area but this large, family campground is plenty safe, just take precautions

Campground in Plumas National Forest (23mi)

Bathrooms are located right up front, for easy stop if driving this highway

Grizzly Creek Campground

Grizzly Creek Campground sits in a wooded area near the creek and is a popular camping spot during hunting season

Southwest Walk In Campground

The Southwest Campground is located right next to the Kohm Yah-mah-nee Visitor Center, a place definitely worth checking out for a cultural and historical lesson on Lassen

Campground in Lassen Volcanic National Park (24mi)

Rogers Cow Camp

Rogers Cow Camp is a small rustic campground that’ll make you feel like you really escaped reality

Campground in Plumas National Forest (25mi)

Large open area for horse trailers, RV campers and OHV 

Half mile from pavement; even the BMW can make it

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If you own a hammock, this is the place to bring it

Maple Creek Ranch

In 2024 the Park Fire has brought some changes to our surroundings, but we’re thrilled to share that our camp sites, pond area, and homes were miraculously untouched! 🌲✨

Here’s what you can expect during your stay:

-  Mud Creek Canyon: While this area was most affected by the fire, it remains a good spot for hiking and exploring.

-  The Pond: It’s looking beautiful, and we have completed restoring the stream that feeds it. Enjoy the serene environment as nature continues to flourish.

-  Ongoing Restoration: We’re committed to rejuvenating the land and ensuring your experience remains as wonderful as ever.

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The Maple Creek Ranch and Tree Farm has been family owned and operated since 1934. The patriarch of the family, whose family had moved here from Denmark, had a great love of the forest and trains. The property was one of the first certified tree farms in California with the goal of nurturing a healthy forest. In the 1960’s, a mile of railroad tracks was laid and the whistle of a small, steam engine train could be heard throughout the community. Local residents and kids were treated to free train rides and special events for many years.

There is a natural spring with a small creek that supplies the ponds with fresh water year around. There is also a small canyon on the property with a larger stream called Mud Creek. The land is rich in Indian history and there a artifacts and other signs on the Indians presence.

The Cohasset area is relatively unknown. 15 miles from our property is Deer Creek and the Lasson National Forest is about a 2 hour drive north.

While staying with us you can pitch your tent on our private 500 acres. We have 2  primitive camping spots on our property. Each spot has a picnic table and 

fire pit. There is a flush toilet shared for both camp sites. * During freezing weather the toilets may be closed so they don’t freeze! Please check before booking

*The spots are spread out to ensure privacy. Our property is surrounded by the forest and is loaded with deer, squirrels, turkeys and other forest animals. We have numerous walking trails, a fresh water pond for fishing and swimming. Please notify us if you have an RV.

 Site 1 is best for RV's. Site 2 can accommodate smaller RV's.

The pasture has full RV hookups, but there is also a flush toilet and running water at the pond

Long legs come in handy in a lot of situations, but this isn't one of them

Not a bad place to have the horses bed down for the night

Even when camping at the pasture, the pond is a good spot to go relax for the day

The barn and rv hookups are a little less than a half-mile past this entrance sign

The boat is there for everyone to use and its definitely worth taking out for a spin

A small garden plot near the barn looks to be coming soon

Water Hookup

Mill Creek Resort

Welcome! We’re Jillian and Joe, along with our sidekicks Sonora, Ayla and Rosalyn the brains and the brawn behind Mill Creek Resort. Since 2017, we have been pouring every ounce of our love and energy into this landmark 1930’s resort. We take great pride in honoring it's rich history while creating a space for the next generation of mountain adventurers.

Nestled in 12 acres of cedars and towering pines on the south side of Lassen Volcanic National Park, we offer 9 cabins open year-round, along with 20 campsites, some featuring glamping tents and 8 RV spots, two featuring a vintage 70's trailer and 2015 modern RV. 

We hope your path leads you here to experience all that Lassen has to offer. Miles of trails, pristine waters, dark skies, and wildlife abound, all awaiting to be discovered.

Find your Wild, be kind, and leave no trace.

A great place to enjoy a peaceful cup of joe.

This spot is at the bottom of the path near the pit toilets. We took an extremely refreshing dip! 

There are pit toilets behind campsite 11. 

Nothing better than playing frisbee with a herd of cattle as your audience! 

An open meadow to complete incredible sunsets. 

Path down to the river. A little steep, but definitely doable!

View of the reservoir from our campsite on the lake front. Note: No swimming allowed, but it makes for a beautiful site. You can also drive down the road not too far to Lake Oroville if you want to swim for the day.

Lake Concow Campground

Ancestors of Maidu people lived here long ago. European settlers arrived and took control of the area. In recent history, a multi-cultural group of community members formed the Konkow Partnership to attempt to hold, steward, and preserve the wilderness that survives here. We look forward to your post fire visit.
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Congratulations Campers! &nbsp;The campground is reopened after the last couple of years of wild fires and tough winters. We are reopened even as repairs and upgrades are being made. Thank you to all visitors who love this place for your patience as we continue to improve the features of the Campground. Stay tuned for progress reports. We hope to see you real soon.&nbsp;Visit, fish, or camp in a rare jewel forest, hidden in the Sierra/Cascade foothills, less than an hour's drive to Chico, Oroville, or Paradise. Surviving forests of&nbsp;mature cedars, pines, oaks, and madrones provide shady camping, fishing along the lake shore, or picnicing along the banks of the creek that runs through a recovering creekside area. Stargaze or fly kites in our Great Meadow or admire copious wildflowers and other native plants on over 80 acres of wilderness. We provide a variety of recovering&nbsp;wilderness areas near water faucets, pit toilets and an RV dump station.&nbsp;Our site features mature forests, grassy meadows, a year-round creek in a fire recovery zone. The site also features lakefront shoreline access for bank fishing, a central fire pit and lots of space for group camping. Fires are permitted in the central pit when weather allows. The Lake Concow/Konkow Campground is a wilderness sanctuary and houses many variety of rare and endangered plants, animals, and insects. Please be aware of and give respectful space to all of the residents of the park. The list of year round residents may include poison oak, thorny berry vines, mosquitoes, ticks, spiders, deer, eagles, osprey, owls, squirrels, skunks, foxes, bears, mountain lions, snakes, bats, and more.&nbsp;Please be responsible for personal camp supplies and trash. The Campground is a Pack In/Pack Out location and garbage cans are supplied near the office house near the entrance. Good hiking shoes, protective clothing, and hats are recommended. All Campground faucets supply delicious, potable water tested regularly. The modern listings spell the name Concow, Ancestors spelled it Konkow. Both are correct, though may give different search results.  There is plenty of room for parking large vehicles and for turning around. TOW VEHICLES MUST STAY THE DURATION OF THE CAMPING VISIT. Sorry, we DO NOT allow towed-in-and-dropped-off campers or 5th wheel trailers at this time. This may change as clean up work progresses through the year. Stay tuned for updates. Thank you.

We were able to ride our mountain bikes around the large property. The property was huge and had plenty of space to roam.

Picnic tables were all around the property. Plenty for large groups of people. 

Campsites are large enough for RVs/Groups

Around the campsite there were pit toilets. 

At the entrance of the campsite there's a sign you can't miss upon arriving.

Mimi’s Hideaway

Mimi’s hideaway is ideal for fully contained RVs up to 28ft.  (sorry, no tent camping). We are located in the town of Chester/ Lake Almanor. The site sits on the edge of a beautiful 70 acre meadow where you can explore the historical Olsen barn, complete with barn owl. Follow the trail a short walk from your site to get epic views of Mt. Lassen,hiking, and fishing. Watch wildlife, birds, and the moonrise while relaxing at the table with built in fire pit. Also available is full hook up (with 50/30 electric, water, and sewer), BBQ, trash, and Mt. Views. Pets welcome, especially if they play with Indy the border collie. 

We are located with in a short drive to beaches, boating, water sports rentals, kayaking, hiking, fishing, off roading, and Mt. Lassen National Park.

TURNER BEACH AT LAKE ALMANOR

Turner Beach At Lake Almanor is a privately owned vacant lakefront lot.  The property is wide enough to accommodate 3 RV's/camp trailers end to end, ensuring no blocked views of the lake. You will be camping along Lake Almanor's East Shore on your own private campground instead of "combat camping" in the popular public campgrounds nearby.  Additionally, the property can accommodate numerous smaller vans and tents.  We have 2 mooring buoys and a large dock.  (Dock may no longer be in the water after September) There is a sani-hut potty which is maintained/cleaned weekly.  The property is located between the lake and the highway, so there will be road noise.  Some guests have been bothered by the traffic and some have not.  

We have 2 SUP boards, 3 kayaks, and a canoe as well as a 5-person pedal boat that can be borrowed while renting our beach.  Doing so will be at your own risk and you are required to wear personal floatation devices (lifejackets).  Lifejackets are not provided, so you will need to bring your own.  We ask that you please respect our toys and take care not to damage them or lose any parts/pieces.  

ALL RENTERS MUST TAKE THEIR OWN TRASH WITH THEM WHEN THEY DEPART  

No Fireworks, No firearms, No drugs allowed.  

Dogs are allowed and we do have a 10 x 10 x 6 kennel onsite.  Campers are responsible for minding their pet's safety, politeness, and picking up their poo-poo's.  

Marshmallow roasting/cooking fires must be kept small and are only allowed in the provided fire ring.  There is some small firewood onsite, and if you need more you can purchase nearby at Almanor Landscape Supply or bring your own.  

The early mornings are tranquil, and the sunsets are STUNNING!  We hope you enjoy your stay!

**Please understand, if you private message us asking to pay us directly to avoid the HIPCAMP fees, the answer will be a resounding NO!  This is the platform we have chosen for our beach rental and we are not willing to skirt around it.  Thank you for your understanding.  :)

**Thank you everyone for a great 2025 season.  The beach is closed for winter and will re-open May, 2026.......BUT.........You can book now for next year!

 

THANK YOU FOR LOOKING!

FullCircle Florals Flower Farm

We are a working you-pick flower farm also offering u-pick fruit in season, hoping to soon offer veggies and slowing starting our nursery space. Easily accessible from Highway 99 near the quaint little town of Vina. 

Off the beaten path, on the skirts of the Vina plains, our property runs along a seasonal creek (slough) and has epic views of the sunset. Enjoy the property for hiking, quite morning bird watching and your morning cup of coffee in the serenity of the farm. We have a plethora of wildlife that occupies our acreage. Keep you eyes peeled for foxes, hawks, bunnies and the occasional otter, deer or mountain lion. 

The town of Vina is home to an award winning Winery at the Monastery just down the street. If you stay Thursday-Sunday you can enjoy the delicious food from the famed Lassen Steakhouse also, just down the street, undergoing some construction currently so check for details online or send us a message. Though both are only a few miles away, our property will have you feeling like you've escaped it all due to it's location, nestled down Division lane. 

We are popular with the locals for a quiet and beautiful setting to capture gorgeous portraits. We are often visited by local artisans and musicians whose wares and stylings add to the vibe here at the farm. 

If you love star gazing or night sky photography, you will definitely love it out here! Bring your tripod and enjoy capturing our beautiful night sky with very little light pollution. 

Our property has a varied amount of camps spot based on the season/conditions. It is vastly natural, rustic and has a vibe you just have to visit to understand. We are so happy to host guests to experience this special area for themselves. 

Coppercreek Camp

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Coppercreek Camp is your mountain escape with fresh air and dark night skies perfect for star gazing. Come stay in a cabin or pitch a tent with friends and family and enjoy endless miles of hiking, biking, and riding trails. Coppercreek Camp is located in Plumas County 10 minutes from Lake Almanor, the Feather River, and Round Valley Lake. We are an hour from Lassen National Park.&nbsp;

Picnic by our ponds, play in our sandpit volleyball court, relax in a hammock, watch your kids put on a show at our amphitheater, and watch the sunset over Keddie Peak. The frogs and crickets will sing you to sleep. Ask us how to access our trails and other ponds. 

Our bunk cabins are rustic with electricity, windows and locking doors, and each cabin has different bed accommodations. Please bring all of your own bedding and sleeping bags. Some of the cabins have heat/AC. 

We have tent sites available with picnic tables and can accommodate dry-camping RVs. We are still working on installing RV hook-ups. 

May through October there is a bath and shower house with hot water and flush toilets. Propane fire pits are available for rent. We have an ice machine on in the summer months located by our Main Lodge. 

The winters are cold and snowy, spring and fall are ideal with warm sunny days and cool, crisp nights, and the summer has warm evenings and hot days. There is plenty of shade with large pine, cedar and oak trees and open sunny space in the meadow. Coppercreek Camp is your perfect mountain getaway for the whole family!

Please note: The Dixie fire burned our town of Greenville in August 2021. There is ongoing repair work in the local area, a lot of burned forest, but still many beautiful sites to see. Much of our property burned, but we are rebuilding and have beautiful green trees with plenty of shade. All of our pictures on HipCamp are post-fire and up-to-date. Please come and support our special town as we rebuild!

The town of Greenville is located about 5 minutes from our property and offers a grocery store, Dollar General, gas station with mini mart, and wonderful food trucks. Grab the best quesadillas and drinks from the Way Baby or delicious coffee and breakfast from The Valley Grind.

Wifi

Bigfoot Lodging Vacation Rentals

Bigfoot Lodging, a peaceful campground nestled in the woods with majestic tall pine and cedar trees close to Lassen Volcanic National Park. There's also a lake, a year round creek with fish and a small waterfall on the property where you can relax in the natural and peaceful wooded setting . Quiet and beautiful place to enjoy with your friends and family. 

Amazing attractions near by like Subway Lava Tube Cave, Burney Falls, Shasta Lake and Caverns, Whiskeytown Lake and all amazing lakes and hiking trails up on Lassen.

About 15 miles from the North entrance of Lassen National Volcanic Park.

Just a bit of farm time

My dad bought the farm in 1979 and it used to be a working dairy and sheep farm. My dad passed away while cutting our 6 acre oat field on mothers day 2003, our little farm started to break down. We have been working on it to bring it back to life and I hope to have it up and running strong again. Sadly I just lost my mother on Aug 6th and my father Aug 13th then my stepdad Jan 18th Alot of loss but hopefully I can have a garden soon to offer more options for our guests.

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Our farm is 3 miles west of town within 10 miles to Black Butte lake for fishing, boating, hiking, and even disk golf. Right off of I-5 by a Pilot travel center and Maverick. 4496 county road DD and also shows as Orange grove ave. on some GPS maps. Public pool 3miles(1pm-5pm, water arobics Tue and Thur 6-7pm $2, family night Tue and Thur 730-9pm June-Aug) as well as shopping and dining within 3miles. Great sunset and area to roam for a bike ride or walk in the country in our little hick town with only about 8000 population. It is very likely you will hear animals so if your a light sleeper you may want ear plugs. Chickens crow and roam, cows bellow from all sides, goats beller and roam, and dogs bark and welcome guests. No trespassing signs are for hunters and people that DO NOT have permission to be here. Driveway is rough and we are working on getting it smoothes out asap so please take your time coming up. There is FIELD roaches you may see soon after we irrigate, they are bigger then the nasty cockroach but harmless. The wind can be rough at times up here on our lil hill so be prepared with extra rope to tie down and secure if your in a tent, also park vehicle to help block from wind and driveway. It does get up into the high 100°s here during the summer so it would be good to have shade or plan to keep cool during the hottest parts of the day. The toilet is a outhouse with bucket and bag inserted, there is shavings to drop when done. Solar lights outside and 1 inside. I plan to upgrade and have shower bag thats heated from sun. Longer stays are best done at sites 4 and 5 further from the driveway. Quick stops just to sleep are best at 1 and 2. Rainy weather only sites 5, 6 and 1 are usable sadly.

Just casually hanging out with the fire before dinner

Lil watch pup making sure theres no funny business :D

Hickman Family Vineyards

Hickman Family Vineyards – A Wine Country Escape in the Sierra Foothills
Our love affair with wine began in the late ’90s, surrounded by the vineyards of Sonoma County. The tasting rooms, the people, the passion—it was contagious. Alyse found herself working for a boutique winery owned by Korbel, gaining an inside look at the magic behind the bottle. Inspired, we began dreaming of our own place—a vineyard built from the ground up with family, heart, and hard work.
In 2002, we found that perfect piece of land. Set at 800 feet elevation with rolling hills, majestic oaks, and wide open skies, we planted our first acre of Zinfandel in 2005 and officially opened Hickman Family Vineyards to the public on Mother’s Day 2011. Since then, our family—kids included—has been hands-on with every aspect of the vineyard, winery, and tasting room.
Now, we’re excited to share that experience with you. Our campsite offers a peaceful retreat in the Sierra Foothills, just a short drive from three nearby lakes and under star-filled skies free of city lights. Come relax, sip wine, and soak up the quiet beauty of our land. Whether you're here for the wine, the view, or the warm family welcome—you’ll find all three waiting for you.

Corning Oaks

This particular property has been in the family for four generations now.
 It was in the past a producing walnut orchard that is now past its prime.
 The orchard is now home to a couple of horses and few wild turkeys.
 The property location is great for anyone traveling up or down Interstate 5 as we are located about two miles east of the interstate.
 The Sacramento River is five miles to the east and the Rolling Hills Casino is not too far away.
 The city of Chico is about 20 minutes away to the south and Lassen National Park and Shasta Lake are not too far north of the property.
 The site is perfectly located for numerous day long adventures.
 Enjoy.

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Bring your self contained RV or Camper to a place that is an easy on and off stay near Interstate 5 and just south of the town of Corning.&nbsp; Your space is near a couple of huge valley oak trees and a pasture in an older walnut orchard.&nbsp; You will be the only camper on the property.  Every once in a while a few wild turkeys or a fox&nbsp;will wander through the area.&nbsp; The Sacramento River and the Rolling Hills Casino&nbsp;are 5 minutes away, not to mention Lassen National Park, Lake Shasta and the town of Chico nearby.

Historic Grande Finale Mining Camp

Discover the hidden gem of Butte Valley mining district in Plumas County, California, where history and adventure intertwine! Nestled within this picturesque landscape, The Grande Finale offers a unique camping experience. Just a mile from the historic community of Seneca and situated along the North Fork of the Feather River, you can relax, hike and immerse yourself in the storied history of the region. Whether you're a history buff, nature enthusiast, or seeking a peaceful retreat, this camping spot promises an unforgettable adventure. Book your stay now and be part of the legacy!

Getting There
Property is located ~9 miles down a dirt road in the bottom of a canyon with the North Fork of the Feather River at the bottom of it. Normal sedans should be OK getting down to the property if you drive slowly and are careful. Travel trailers are also fine but you should be cautious taking anything larger than 30 feet. Once you start down the road there is no place to turn around until you are at the bottom of the canyon.

Campsites
* Two locations to choose from

Notes About the Property
* There is no cellular reception at the property.
* I have used Starlink here in the past and it works great.
* A fire in 2021 burned much of the tree coverage. Campsite 1 has very little tree coverage. Campsite 2 is nestled among trees.
* The property used to be an operating gold mine. There is old equipment onsite. DO NOT climb or touch any of the old equipment!

Activities
* Fishing on the river
* Gold panning
* Hiking - the historic town of Seneca is ~2 miles from the property
* Wildlife viewing

Rules
* No camp fires
* Do not touch or climb on any of the equipment onsite
* Do not feed any wildlife
* Keep all food and trash secure from wildlife

Throughout the property and surrounding areas you will find historic artifacts from the areas rich mining past.

Nearby remnants of the historic mining town of Seneca.

Panoramic Sunsets

You reach our four acre property after a stunning drive along a scenic highway. In the winter and spring everything is blanketed in green that gives way to wildflowers and golden hills in the summer. 

We are located two miles from the Lake Oroville Lime Saddle launch ramp where you can find spots to swim or launch your boat for a fun day at the lake.  Hiking trails and a variety of outdoor activities are available nearby. Table Mountain State recreation area, a great place to view wildflowers and waterfalls in the spring, is five miles away.  Take a drive up highway 70 along the Scenic Feather River and view the lake as well as the majesty of the canyon. We are just 15 - 20 minutes from towns in three directions so restaurants, museums and shopping are all within an easy drive.

At the top of our property you will find a grass volleyball court, and a batting cage to keep you busy while you are at your campsite. Other outdoor games are also available. The views of the valley at sunset are spectacular. The lower portion of our property is home to a seasonal creek that supports wild blackberry bushes as well as other wild plants and flowers. The property is home to numerous trees as well. The blackberries are usually ripe for a couple of weeks from late June to early July and are delicious. The wild grapes usually ripen in September.  Obviously I can't control when the fruit ripens, but you are welcome to help yourself if it is ripe when you are visiting.

We have 4 large sites with full hook ups as well as space for smaller trailers if you are traveling as a group and need some extra space. 

The blackberries have thorns. The area is rural so naturally we have wildlife, including bears, bobcats, mountain lions, deer and rattlesnakes. While we rarely see any of our furry friends you should be aware that they do wander through from time to time. We also have dogs. They have collars to keep them away from your space, but if you wander the property be aware they do too. We are located on the corner of Pentz / Highway 70. They are not busy roads, particularly in the evening, but they do have a fair amount of traffic in the daytime. Overall the area is very quiet and peaceful. Please help us respect our neighbors by abiding by quiet hours. 

Wildoak Ranch

Our ranch was once a working alpaca ranch. We are now retired and still have our two guardian llamas and a flock of chickens.

It is quiet out here—well, except for the cows mooing, roosters crowing, hawks calling, and all the sounds of abundant wildlife, including wild pigs, turkeys, jackrabbits, foxes, raccoons, and distant coyotes.

The night sky is extremely brilliant, so bring your telescope! Long walks on our country roads are relaxing, with seasonal streams that sometimes meander and sometimes rush through the landscape.

We are four miles from the Hooker Creek exit, ten miles to historic Cottonwood, and ten miles to Red Bluff.

The terrain is studded with oak trees, providing plenty of shade.

Gold Country Camping

Fall back 100 years and be a GOLD miner on this property, which was once a family-owned, hydraulically mined gold claim. 

Bring your gold pans and dig into the tailings, or explore the beautiful creeks running through the property. Gold has been found in just about every area—keep your eyes open for quartz rock!

Other activities include bicycling, hiking, fishing, kayaking, and more. Tent and RV spots are available. 

Shopping is located 5 miles away in Camptonville and approximately 20 miles to charming Downieville (pizza!). There are also fun swim spots along the breathtaking North Fork Yuba River.

Grub CSA Farm

Grub Farm is a magical place. Come camp on the edge of our organic vegetable farm and sleep under the walnut grove next to river bottom wild land.
 The best way to get to the camp site is to pass the brick house at 11630 dairy road turn left after the houses at the yellow sign,  then go down the dirt road and turn right again. there are 2 sites.

Kohlrabi Campsite nestled under the shady walnut trees with a stunning panoramic view of the farm.

Chandler Grove Campsite nestled under the shady walnut trees with a stunning panoramic view of the farm.

Picnic Bench view from Chandler Grove Campsite

Cooking equipment

Little House in the Big Woods

The cabin shares the property with our home but a large portion of the yard is maintained solely for the use of cabin guests. The space feels private with no obligation to interact with the main house residents. Enjoy cooking on the BBQ or sitting by the firepit while taking in the woodland scenery. 

The area features a plethora of nearby hiking, mountain biking, disc golf, and swimming. Or enjoy the simplicity of  reading a book, sitting by the fire, and letting the forest share its splendor with you. This house is also only about an hour drive to beautiful Lake Almanor and the amazing gem of Lassen National Park. It is very easy to go up for a day to go boating, fishing, a hike to the hot springs and hydrothermal areas, or have a picnic. The drive between here and there is on well maintained roads and the scenery is absolutely stunning. 

While Chico may look a bit far away on the map, the highway gets you there in 20 short minutes. This university town is well known for its mixture of vibrance, the arts, and small town rural living. The area boasts truly amazing restaurants, bars, shopping and modern amenities. Our property is very close to access points for the famous Upper Bidwell park. We will share a guidebook full of our personal recommendations of things to do in the area.

The pellet stove is available to use from approximately November to April and adds a cozy feel to the space. 

Kitchenette includes refrigerator, sink, hot plate, large toaster oven, microwave, kettle, pour over, Nespresso machine, dishes, and cookware. 

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