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Hawk's Nest Tionesta RV & Cabin

1. Hawk's Nest Tionesta RV & Cabin

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17mi from Tule Lake National Monument · 11 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Tulelake, CA
Welcome to Hawk's Nest Tionesta RV &Cabins! Tucked away in spectacular Modoc National Forest at the base of Timber Mountain, Hawk's Nest Tionesta is one of the best kept secrets in the West. You won’t find a better place to enjoy Northern CA cabins and RV&tent camping. Just 15 minutes from Lava Beds Nat'l Monument, glass mountain, and medicine lake. we offer some of the best camping in Northern CA. Please do not try to contact us over cell phone. We live in an area with bad cell reception. If you try to reach us by cell phone there is a chance we won’t see your message. When you arrive you must check in at the office first. If there is no one at the office please call the office number posted on the sign.
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Shasta View Wanderer's Retreat

2. Shasta View Wanderer's Retreat

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23mi from Tule Lake National Monument · 2 sites · Tents, RVs · Klamath Falls, OR
Welcome to Shasta View Wanderer's Retreat, your ideal basecamp for outdoor adventures. Located approximately 60 miles from Crater Lake National Park, 30 miles from Lava Beds National Monument, and 12 miles from Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge, our retreat offers unparalleled access to a variety of natural wonders. Within just 30 minutes, you'll find numerous opportunities for hiking, fishing, kayaking, and biking, with private access to miles of hiking trails on public land right from the campsite. Keep your eyes peeled for the impressive eagle activity in the area, as bald and golden eagles are frequently spotted soaring above or perched nearby. At night, you may have the opportunity to join us for star viewing parties under our dark, expansive sky—an experience you won't forget. While our site offers access to seclusion, it's not entirely secluded on its own. Nestled at the bottom of a pasture in a farming area, it's within sight of the owner and a neighbor. However, rural living offers a sense of privacy, allowing you to relax and be yourself amidst nature. Keep in mind that you may encounter bugs, coyotes, deer, and some nearby farming activity during your stay. Our communal camping area features level ground, fire pit, potable water spigot, camp toilet, and a picnic table. Well-behaved dogs are welcome but must be leashed or kenneled on the property—feel free to let them off-leash on the adjacent public lands. Owners are available to provide information and maps for hiking and outdoor recreation activities. Enjoy stunning views of Mount Shasta from your campsite, with seasonally flooded fields adding to the picturesque scenery. You're also welcome to explore the hills nearby, offering even more breathtaking vistas to discover.
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The Snug Shack, built from many reused and hand-milled wood materials.

3. Oak Ring Ridge

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39mi from Tule Lake National Monument · 1 site · Lodging · Macdoel, CA
We originally purchased the 20 acres of untouched land and built our cabin, the "Snug Shack," as a getaway from the city. Fast forward a few years, and 40 acres next door with an abandoned house on the canyon ridge went up for sale. We decided to purchase it and start a homestead there. That 40 acres where we now live was badly abused, and we have been in the process of cleaning up and restoring it. Fortunate for you, the land surrounding the Snug Shack was never abused and is still pristine and beautiful. By camping at the Snug Shack, you help support us in our mission to restore this beautiful place.We named our homestead after the rings of small oak trees that grow here on the ridge.: "Oak Ring Ridge." You can learn more about our project in progress at our website and instagram account: @oak_ring_ridge
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Prosperity Pines Hideaway Camp

4. Prosperity Pines Hideaway Camp

49mi from Tule Lake National Monument · 5 sites · Tents, RVs · Daphnedale Park, CA
Nestled in the high desert wilderness of Modoc County, California, this off-grid campsite offers a peaceful escape beneath the whispering boughs of towering pines and golden-trunked aspens. Set on private land just outside the charming town of Alturas, the site sits at the edge of the Modoc National Forest, where wildlife sightings are common and the stargazing is nothing short of spectacular. Pitch your tent or park your rig beneath the canopy—this level, secluded spot is perfect for boondocking or traditional camping. Whether you're looking to unwind with a book in the shade, explore nearby hiking trails, or simply enjoy the stillness of the forest, this is your place to recharge. **What You'll Love:** * Aspen and pine forest with seasonal colors and dappled light * Easy access via paved road, suitable for most vehicles * Plenty of flat space for tents, trailers, or small RVs * Nearby lakes, hot springs, and forest roads for exploring * No light pollution—just dark skies and endless stars This is a dry campsite—please pack in water and pack out trash. Quiet, respectful guests only. Great for nature lovers, artists, writers, and those seeking true solitude. Come lose the signal and find yourself. Access via Raccoon Lane. Unfortunately, open fires are not permitted on the property.
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Lots of tent camping sites

7. Junipers Reservoir Campground

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48mi from Tule Lake National Monument · 5 sites · Tents · Lakeview, OR
Junipers Reservoir RV Resort was created approximately 30 years ago.  The RV resort sits at the end of a one mile gravel driveway, on the edge of a juniper forest overlooking the 200 acre Junipers Reservoir and its surrounding meadows. A large lawn and cedar buildings sit at the center of the oval shaped RV park, with the generously sized camping sites angled along the outside edge to provide the best views.  The resort boasts free fishing in the reservoir for trout, hiking and biking trails, rock-hounding, bird watching, wildlife viewing, horseshoes, and volleyball.  The view from the open air pavilion is spectacular!Learn more about this land:Located in the heart of a 5,000 acre cattle ranch. We have hot showers, laundry machines, restrooms, BBQ's, Covered Pavilion, park benches, and lots of lawns. Plenty of room for tent campers. We have an enclosed dog off-leash run area. Plenty of trees for shade, fresh air and blue skies. At night we are far enough from town that the dark night lights up with stars. We have a 200 acre lake for fishing (trout) and miles of trails to hike or bike on the ranch.   The rate shown here is for Tent Camping
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Our 2 sites are back in only, with plenty of parking around the site. Both sites can accommodate up to 30 feet long x 20 feet wide. Slides, pip out decks and toy haulers are welcome 

Site 1 has a deck with chairs and firepit ( gas fire pit is provided due to burn ban). Site 2 has fire pit and outdoor seating in its own private little meadow.  Both site come with 55 gallon water tote to tap into, trash can, seating area and generator full of gas for the entire your stay.

8. The Cowboy Experience

28mi from Tule Lake National Monument · 1 site · Tent, RV · Bonanza, OR
Want to go back to cowboy or cowgirl times? Do you love the Wild West? Looking to relax in pure silence, slow down, and take time for yourself? Come hang your hat and throw off your boots in Bonanza, OR — just like the TV show! Experience an off-grid homestead lifestyle with modern amenities. Enjoy 300 days of sun, bright moons, magical sunsets, sleeping under the stars, listening to coyotes laugh at night, watching birds, and taking in the silence and beauty of the Wild West. We currently have two sites that can accommodate tents or a fifth wheel/RV up to 30 ft, with up to 8 people per site. Each site offers a fully gassed-up generator, a 55-gallon water tank for your full stay, a Wild West deck, chairs, and a firepit. (Due to the current burn ban, gas fire pits and propane are provided.) Every guest will enjoy a complimentary continental breakfast basket, featuring goodies made from locally grown, fresh items. At the site, you can stargaze or explore our property, which backs onto BLM land. We have a private meadow where animals live freely, leading up a hill with views of nature as far as the eye can see. We are close to attractions such as: • Crater Lake • Lake of the Woods • Lava Beds National Park (explore multiple underground caves for all skill levels) • Two ski lodges and slopes • Zip-lining, axe throwing, and 4-wheel attractions (45 minutes away) • Fishing lakes, creeks, reservoirs, and ponds (bass, bluegill, trout, perch, salmon, and more) • Hiking trails and walking paths • Bird sanctuary • Shopping and dining just 30 minutes away in the beautiful small town of Klamath Falls • Hunting for birds, deer, bear, and more — surrounded by hunters’ trails, BLM land, and mountains teeming with game • Local farmers’ markets in spring through fall • Kids’ parks, movie theaters, ice rink, and more within 30 minutes • Moore Park and Big Springs Park within 30 minutes • Two public golf courses about 45 minutes away
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Cleared space to park RV or trailers. Can pull in directly from Peacepipe lane.

10. Oregon Retreat From The City Life!

44mi from Tule Lake National Monument · 1 site · Tent, RV · Beatty, OR
This property is only 1 mile to the Sprague River!! The terrain is relatively flat with plenty of trees and open spaces. Soil is mixed loam. Vegetation is sagebrush, bitterbrush, and grass. Healthy Juniper and large Pine trees. We just want people to enjoy the nature! When you book, I will send you a Google map link directly to the property.Learn more about this land:2.34 acres Close to the Fremont-Winema National Forest. Outdoor activities abound! Only 55 minutes to Klamath Falls when you need to stock up on supplies, and one hour to the incredible Crater Lake National Park! Less than 20 miles to the small town of Beatty (gas, deli, resupply etc…) Oregon’s diverse landscapes are an adventure to explore, from nearly 400 miles of pristine, public coastline to the lush vineyards of Willamette Valley, and the desert lands and wild rivers to the east. Make sure to keep an eye out for bald eagles soaring overhead. Nearly 200 lakes and streams provide full creeks for fishermen practically year-round, from swift streams to slow waters, the variety of fish and fishing areas are enough to make any angler want to come back time and time again. Explore the hundreds of thousands of acres Winema & Fremont national forests for hunting, fishing, hiking, camping, and picnicking. Truly a recreational paradise, use this property as a launchpad to the area that offers plenty of choices. No nearby neighbors, there are a few residents but not directly next to this property. You'll see a fenced in Canibus Growing Station Directly across the street from us, so you'll know your in the right place!
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These crumbling buildings show how thousands of Japanese Americans were interred during WWII. Begin your tour at the Tulelake-Butte Valley Fairgrounds Museum. The segregation center was the largest U.S. camp where Japanese-Americans were detained, beginning in 1942. The camp became a high-security center in 1943, housing those who refused to sign a loyalty oath.

From the museum, a Ranger tour takes you to the jail. Graffiti on the walls tells a haunting story of how much prisoners missed their homes. Some never made it back. When the camp closed in 1946, 331 detainees had died there.

This site also encompasses a former POW camp, which housed German and Italian soldiers. A one-hour walking tour takes you by the camp's remaining buildings.

Plan your trip in advance because tours are offered only on Saturdays in the summer. However, the museum is open year-round, Monday through Friday. Touring this site is all about soaking up the nation's history. This is an impactful experience, but one that also focuses on the prisoners' resiliency.

The camp was a small city with everyday services, like a barber shop and a post office. Prisoners grew their own food in nearby fields, and 1,490 babies were born there. This site brings history to life and honors those who survived a difficult chapter.

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