Welcome to a place where boat-in camping is the norm rather than the exception. Floating campsites, measuring 20 x 24, offer quick access to the water. Each site handles up to 15 people.
Don't worry. This large, nearly 30,000-acre lake has plenty of space. The floating campsites are two-level pontoon boats moored in quiet coves all over the park.
You don't even have to leave your floating campsite. Just put your line in, catch some dinner, and do it again the next day. You can't go wrong with a delicious salmon or steelhead trout.
If you're a bit more adventurous, walk or gallop around and see what's out there. Feather Falls on Fall River is a particularly beautiful spot. Catch the scenic loop trail to see this 410-foot spectacle of cascading mist. The waterfall increases in intensity with spring rains. If you f
Welcome to a place where boat-in camping is the norm rather than the exception. Floating campsites, measuring 20 x 24, offer quick access to the water. Each site handles up to 15 people.
Don't worry. This large, nearly 30,000-acre lake has plenty of space. The floating campsites are two-level pontoon boats moored in quiet coves all over the park.
You don't even have to leave your floating campsite. Just put your line in, catch some dinner, and do it again the next day. You can't go wrong with a delicious salmon or steelhead trout.
If you're a bit more adventurous, walk or gallop around and see what's out there. Feather Falls on Fall River is a particularly beautiful spot. Catch the scenic loop trail to see this 410-foot spectacle of cascading mist. The waterfall increases in intensity with spring rains. If you feel like you've reached paradise, you're not alone.
RVers and tent campers have four campgrounds to choose from here. One of these spots has your name on it.
Activities in the park
Biking
Boating
Fishing
Hiking
Horseback riding
Paddling
Wind sports
Swimming
Wildlife watching
7 campgrounds in Lake Oroville State Recreation Area
Lime saddle campground have a launch ramp, picnic tables, and restrooms. There is a nearby marina for all your fuel and food needs. There are 24 campsites, as well as some RV specific sites. Greg and Debbie Norton and Rosebud (their bird) will be your camp hosts.
Bloomer Primitive Camping Area offers a more private experience than most. This is mainly due to the fact that it is mainly “boat in,” however Three additional sites have been developed for equestrian, hikers, and bicyclists accessing the area via the Potter’s Ravine Trail. However, if you’re hiking in, just be prepared for the journey (it’s over Read more...
Do you love camping, but get annoyed at neighbors blasting Motley Crue until the early morning? No, we didn’t think so, you were probably joining them! However, if you’d like some privacy, theres really nothing better than a Floating Campsite on Lake Oroville. Plus, it’s just a plain old awesome way to camp! Each site is 20ftx24ft, so there’s plen Read more...
If you’ve got a horse, then this is your spot. . . it’s even got a “horse washing station!” This small camp is near an extensive trail riding system. There are 2 horses allowed per site and it has tethering/feeding stations close to each site.
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Lake Oroville State Recreation Area
Enjoy a unique camping experience at Lake Oroville.
Welcome to a place where boat-in camping is the norm rather than the exception. Floating campsites, measuring 20 x 24, offer quick access to the water. Each site handles up to 15 people.
Don't worry. This large, nearly 30,000-acre lake has plenty of space. The floating campsites are two-level pontoon boats moored in quiet coves all over the park.
You don't even have to leave your floating campsite. Just put your line in, catch some dinner, and do it again the next day. You can't go wrong with a delicious salmon or steelhead trout.
If you're a bit more adventurous, walk or gallop around and see what's out there. Feather Falls on Fall River is a particularly beautiful spot. Catch the scenic loop trail to see this 410-foot spectacle of cascading mist. The waterfall increases in intensity with spring rains. If you f
Welcome to a place where boat-in camping is the norm rather than the exception. Floating campsites, measuring 20 x 24, offer quick access to the water. Each site handles up to 15 people.
Don't worry. This large, nearly 30,000-acre lake has plenty of space. The floating campsites are two-level pontoon boats moored in quiet coves all over the park.
You don't even have to leave your floating campsite. Just put your line in, catch some dinner, and do it again the next day. You can't go wrong with a delicious salmon or steelhead trout.
If you're a bit more adventurous, walk or gallop around and see what's out there. Feather Falls on Fall River is a particularly beautiful spot. Catch the scenic loop trail to see this 410-foot spectacle of cascading mist. The waterfall increases in intensity with spring rains. If you feel like you've reached paradise, you're not alone.
RVers and tent campers have four campgrounds to choose from here. One of these spots has your name on it.
Activities in the park
7 campgrounds in Lake Oroville State Recreation Area
Lime saddle campground have a launch ramp, picnic tables, and restrooms. There is a nearby marina for all your fuel and food needs. There are 24 campsites, as well as some RV specific sites. Greg and Debbie Norton and Rosebud (their bird) will be your camp hosts.
Bloomer Primitive Camping Area offers a more private experience than most. This is mainly due to the fact that it is mainly “boat in,” however Three additional sites have been developed for equestrian, hikers, and bicyclists accessing the area via the Potter’s Ravine Trail. However, if you’re hiking in, just be prepared for the journey (it’s over Read more...
Do you love camping, but get annoyed at neighbors blasting Motley Crue until the early morning? No, we didn’t think so, you were probably joining them! However, if you’d like some privacy, theres really nothing better than a Floating Campsite on Lake Oroville. Plus, it’s just a plain old awesome way to camp! Each site is 20ftx24ft, so there’s plen Read more...
If you’ve got a horse, then this is your spot. . . it’s even got a “horse washing station!” This small camp is near an extensive trail riding system. There are 2 horses allowed per site and it has tethering/feeding stations close to each site.
Why can't I see these campgrounds when I search with dates?
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