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Plumas National Forest › Mt. Hough Ranger District › California
› Lassen County
› Janesville
› Lone Rock Campground
› Campsite #82
Campsite #82 at Lone Rock Campground, CA
$36
Campsite #82
| 8 people | |
| 38 ft | Back-In |
| 2 | no signal |
6/1
6/13
Campsite #82 Features: Back-In parking, Fire ring, Picnic Table, RV Site, Tent Site, Trailer Site, Pets Allowed
Campsite Reviews (2)
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@CourtneyG26265 · Camped on Jul 19, 2024 at Campsite #82
This place is beautiful! The campsite is HUGE and everyone there (with the exception of one neighbor) were super sweet! The camp host, I truly cannot say enough nice things about! She went out of her way to make sure we were taken care of, needs were met, and having fun! Highly recommend coming here and will absolutely be coming back to camp again next year!
@OscarG334 · Camped on Jun 25, 2021 at Campsite #82
Beautiful campsite. Each site is very spacious and near water spouts & restrooms. Which are very convenient.
Trees provide a lot of shade which we were grateful for as it gets really hot during the day.
Water level was extremely low. Making access to the lake a bit challenging. It was a bit muddy to say the least. However once in the water it was fabulous.
We managed to lug our kayak through the mud (with our 90lb Labrador Retriever) and had an amazing time in/on the water.
Direct neighbors (although a lot) were absolutely respectful of quite hours. Camp host made sure to keep doing rounds and check in with people which was fantastic.
Restrooms were kept clean and in good condition. Trash area was also kept near and tidy.
There were a ton of dogs off leash which was a bit annoying. Understandable near the water, doggies love to play and cool off just as much as we do. So that was all good.
However, in and around campsites are different. We have a dog as mentioned before and always do our duty in following the leash rules. We even go as far as setting up zip lines throughout our camp so he has free reign access to where whoever we are. However it also keeps him from wandering into other peoples sites and off the busy road ways within camp. Hence, keeping him as safe as possible (especially with cars and other animals around).
Other than that we had a memorable experience and will absolutely return!
Trees provide a lot of shade which we were grateful for as it gets really hot during the day.
Water level was extremely low. Making access to the lake a bit challenging. It was a bit muddy to say the least. However once in the water it was fabulous.
We managed to lug our kayak through the mud (with our 90lb Labrador Retriever) and had an amazing time in/on the water.
Direct neighbors (although a lot) were absolutely respectful of quite hours. Camp host made sure to keep doing rounds and check in with people which was fantastic.
Restrooms were kept clean and in good condition. Trash area was also kept near and tidy.
There were a ton of dogs off leash which was a bit annoying. Understandable near the water, doggies love to play and cool off just as much as we do. So that was all good.
However, in and around campsites are different. We have a dog as mentioned before and always do our duty in following the leash rules. We even go as far as setting up zip lines throughout our camp so he has free reign access to where whoever we are. However it also keeps him from wandering into other peoples sites and off the busy road ways within camp. Hence, keeping him as safe as possible (especially with cars and other animals around).
Other than that we had a memorable experience and will absolutely return!
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