Lassen Pines RV Resort is located on what is called Lassen Bench, a geological "finger" that protrudes half way up Big Valley Mountain, affording views of all the mountains from Mt. Ashland to the north, past Mt. Shasta to the west to Mt. Lassen to the south. This quiet rural area is located in the intermountain area where three counties meet - Lassen, Shasta and Modoc in the Northern Sierra Nevada range.

The campground is shaded by pine, oaks and juniper trees. All wildlife and birds are free to roam the 68 acres which is left in a natural condition. The roads are gravel and the sites are separated by 50 year old split rail fencing recycled from the Duncan Ranch in Big Valley. All of the campsites are level and shady. As this campground is located on a county road, it is a quiet getaway from the noise and light pollution of the city. The night sky is full of stars and the Milky Way.

Lassen Pines RV Resort is conveniently located for visiting many geotourism sites in this intermountain area which is a birder's paradise. Ahjumawi Lava Springs State Park, a place of brilliant aqua bays and tree studded islets that dot the shoreline of Horr Pond and Ja She Creek is accessed by a road in McArthur but reached only by boat at this time. McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park is famous for the 129 foot falls that provides wonderful shots for photographers of all skill levels. Ash Creek Wildlife Reserve, covers more than 14,100 acres. About 3,000 acres are natural wetlands that are fed by the flow of seasonal streams which provides habitat for a variety of wildlife. Through the grassy marshes you can see large, long-legged Sand Hill Cranes, rarely seen in wildlife and Bald Eagles soaring through the clear blue skies. Some of the wildlife viewed in Big Valley includes geese, hawks, mule deer, antelope, quail, sage grouse, owls, and coyotes. See osphrey dive for fish right before your eyes at Baum Lake.

Number of Camp Sites: 41 full hook-up sites and 2 water and electric sites

Full-Hookups

Maximum Campsite Spur Length: Up to 45' motorhomes. No tents.

Nightly Fee: $30 for premium sites and $27.50 for standard sites for up to 4 people

Maximum Length of Stay Allowed: Spring and summer only, 3 month maximum stay.

Campground or Cabin is Universally Accessible

Direct Link to Reservation Site: www.lassenpinesrvresort.com

From Redding, CA, proceed east on Hwy 299 for 86 miles, right turn onto Old Highway Rd.  One mile south on Old Highway Rd, right turn into our road.

From Mt. Shasta, CA, proceed south on Hwy 89 for 45 miles to McArthur Rd, signed to Dana & McArthur.  Left Turn onto McArthur Rd until Hwy 299E.  Left turn onto Hwy 299 and proceed 7 miles east to Old Highway Rd.  Right turn onto Old Highway Rd, and one mile to our road,  Right turn onto our road

From Reno, proceed north on Highway 395 to Susanville, take Hwy 36 until Hwy 44.  Right turn onto Hwy 44 until it meets Hwy 89.  Go north on Hwy 89 (right turn) until it meets Hwy 299E.  Proceed 20 miles through Fall River Mills, then McArthur  to Old Highway Rd. Right turn onto Old Highway Rd and right turn in one mile onto our road.

Barbara and Dennis Miller have owned the Lassen Pines RV Resort since 1996 and have been hosting campers since 1998.  Barbara and Dennis have completely renovated the RV park.  In 2005, the California Travel Parks Association awarded Lassen Pines RV Resort and Barbara and Dennis Miller "Best Small Campground" in California.  They believe in personal and friendly service.