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Nestled within the untamed splendor of Northern California, Canyon Ranch RV Resort offers direct access to complete hookups and high-speed internet. From the moment you arrive, you’ll have access to hundreds of miles of scenic trails, perfect for hiking and bike riding. While you’re free to simply relax and take in the idyllic surroundings, there’s also an abundance of exclusive attractions to enjoy in the nearby Canyondam area. Plan your RV camping trip today and experience all the luxury amenities and natural wonders for yourself.

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Dive Into Excitement At Lake Almanor

Covering over 43 square miles, Lake Almanor is one of the biggest lakes in California and is ideal for all kinds of water-based activities. Its numerous beaches provide a variety of accessible spots to set up for the day. Swimming is a dream in the summer months, with water temperatures usually ranging between 68 and 70 degrees.

Many locations around the lake, such as Major’s Outpost and Knotty Pine Resort, offer a variety of rentals, including jet skis, fishing boats, skiing boats, and pontoon boats. There are also several fishing charters you can participate in. No matter what you decide to do, every member of the family is sure to have a wonderful time out on the lake’s dazzling blue expanse.

Witness Nature’s Power In Lassen Volcanic National Park

Lassen Volcanic National Park is a captivating destination, home to steaming fumaroles, wildflower meadows, clear mountain lakes, and numerous volcanoes. Its jagged peaks tell the story of an eruptive past, while hot water continues to shape the land. Highlights include Bumpass Hell, a hydrothermal site with bubbling mud pots, and the summit of Lassen Peak Volcano, which offers breathtaking views. The park also boasts a network of trails that connect with the Pacific Crest Trail, providing ample opportunities for hiking and exploring the wilderness.

The park is a great place for driving, photography, and wildlife watching year round. The Dark Skies over the park also make it a great place for stargazing. Summer months provide visitors with opportunities for many outdoor activities, such as hiking, backpacking, boating, and fishing. While stargazing is possible year round, the warmer weather makes it far more comfortable during this time of year. These months also allow for wildflower viewing and participation in Ranger Led programs. Thirty feet of annual snow fall transforms the park every winter, offering a very different experience to visitors. From Late Fall to Early Spring, visitors can participate in activities like sledding/snow-play, cross-country skiing, backcountry skiing and snowboarding, or snowshoeing.

Lassen Volcanic National Park has two Visitor Centers and Two Park Stores. Located near the southwestern entrance to the Park is the Kohm Yah-mah-nee Visitor Center and the Kohm Yah-mah-nee Park Store located in the same building, both of which are open daily all year. Near the northwest entrance to the park are the Loomis Museum and visitor center which is open during summer months only. Across the parking lot from the Loomis Museum is the Loomis Residence Store which is open daily in summer months and limited hours during winter months.

Hone Your Skills On Two Exceptional Golf Courses

For golf enthusiasts, the Lake Almanor Country Club (LACC) is a must-visit. Its semi-private, nine-hole golf course is open to the public and set in a regal forest of mature pine and fir trees. The club also offers exceptional amenities such as tennis courts, pickleball courts, boat launches, recreation areas with barbeques and picnic tables, and more.

Another gem is the Bailey Creek Golf Course, renowned for its stunning scenery and top-notch conditions. Located along the shores of Lake Almanor and in the shadow of Mount Lassen, Bailey Creek was recently rated “Best New Public Course in America” by Golf Digest. The course features over fifty sand bunkers, four lakes, inviting fairways, and impeccable greens, ensuring a memorable golfing experience for all skill levels.

Experience One Of America's Best Scenic Drives

The Volcanic Legacy Scenic Byway is one only 42 National Scenic Byways to be designated as All American Roads and is one of the premier roads in our nation’s highway system. Starting at Lassen Volcanic National Park, its 500 mile length comes southeast to Lake Almanor before turning back north by Burney Falls, Mount Shasta, to eventually end at Crater Lake National Park in Oregon. Travelers encounter diverse geological formations, from ancient lava flows to sprawling caldera lakes, providing an insight to the region’s fiery past. The Byway winds through national forests and along pristine rivers, providing ample opportunities for hiking, fishing, and exploring the region’s rich natural history. It’s a journey that combines stunning scenery with an educational glimpse int the powerful forces that have shaped this dynamic landscape.

Butt Valley Reservoir

Butt Valley Reservoir is a popular destination for fishing, especially trout fishing. Located just downstream of Lake Almanor, Butt Valley Reservoir provides stunning views of the surrounding forested hills an of Lassen Peak. In addition to fishing, its calm waters are ideal for kayaking and canoeing. The area’s peaceful atmosphere and natural beauty combine to make it an ideal spot for those seeking to escape into nature, away from the crowds.

Round Valley Lake

Round Valley Lake is located above Greenville in the mountains south of town. This reservoir is particularly popular for recreational activities like fishing, where bass and bluegill are common catches, and for enjoying non-motorized boating, such as kayaking. The quiet atmosphere is excellent for birdwatching and picnicking, and accessible trails, including the Round Valley Lake Loop allow visitors to enjoy the scenic views.

Clear Creek

Originating from the high Sierra Nevada snowmelt, Clear Creek meanders through forested landscapes, offering clear, cool waters that sustain diverse aquatic life. The cree is a popular destination for trout anglers and other fishermen. The banks of Clear Creek provide tranquil spots for picnicking and enjoying nature. Its proximity to Lake Almanor makes it an integral part of the local ecosystem and a favored spot for those seeking outdoor recreation amidst the stunning scenery of Plumas County.

The Bizz Johnson National Recreation Trail

The Bizz Johnson National Recreation Trail (NRT) is a scenic 25.4 mile rail to trails trail in Lassen County following the historic Fernley &Lassen Railway Line. It winds through diverse landscapes from the lush Susan River Canyon to open meadows and forested areas. The trail offers stunning views and a variety of recreational opportunities, including hiking, biking, and horseback riding. The gentle grade makes it accessible to a wide range of users. Notably, the trail features several historic railroad tunnels and bridges, adding a unique historical dimension to the outdoor experience. The Bizz Johnson NRT provides a fantastic way to explore the beauty of Northern California’s backcountry, showcasing its natural and historic treasures

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Discover why we’re one of the top RV resorts in Northern California. Whether you’re here for the weekend or much longer, Canyon Ranch RV Resort is the perfect base for exploring these wonderful attractions and much more. Call, email, or fill out our online form to book your stay with us. We can’t wait for you to see all the incredible things that make Canyondam so special.