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Mount Shasta City KOA
- 900 North Mt Shasta Blvd.
- Mount Shasta City, CA 96067
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Northbound I-5: Central Mt. Shasta Exit 738 go right to second stoplight. Then left on Mt. Shasta Blvd 1/2 mile. Southbound I-5: 1st Mt. Shasta Exit 740 south 1 mile on Mt. Shasta Blvd.
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The legendary Mount Shasta presides over this scenic alpine campground, set at 3,500 feet on the base of the majestic peak.
The legendary Mount Shasta presides over this scenic alpine campground, set at 3,500 feet on the base of the majestic peak. Clean air, pure water and cool nights create an idyllic camping experience. The outdoors beckons with skiing, sledding and snowmobiling in winter and river rafting, fly-fishing, balloon rides, train excursions and horseback riding in summer. You're also just a short walk from the downtown area and its many community activities. Your KOA hosts can help with reservations at local restaurants - unless you just want to settle in. Send the kids off to the game room while you kick back and breathe in some of that bracing, pine-scented air.
Campground Amenities
- Cable TV (no charge) Available at Select Sites
- Basketball
- Game Room
- Group Campfire
- Motorcycle Clubs
- Wi Fi available at Select Sites
- Horseshoes
- Kids Playground
- RV Clubs & Rallies
- Self-service, convenience foods offered
- Laundry
- Shuffleboard
- Large Grassy Area for Play
- Families
Campground Activities
High mountain lakes
Fishing and hiking
Waterfalls and rafting
Golfing
Mountain climbing
Hot air balloon rides
Train excursions
Skiing - downhill and cross country
Snowmobiling
Sledding
Shopping
Excellent dining options
Local Attractions
Mt. Shasta (Mountain)
This legendary mountain can be enjoyed by participating in many summer and winter events enjoyed at the Mt. Shasta Ski Park. For information on mountain climbing, visit Shasta guides.
Mt. Shasta Ski Park
Come enjoy the superb snow at Mt. Shasta Ski Park by participating in Ski School, Cross Country Skiing or recreational skiing. During the winter season you will find a variety of daily specials along with reasonable ski packages.
Castle Crags (State Park)
Castle Crags State Park is located in the forest-covered mountains just north of the Sacramento Valley. It features soaring spires of ancient granite and includes about two miles of the cool, quick-running upper Sacramento River. Surrounded by primitive back country, the park is six miles south of Dunsmuir and about twenty-five miles north of Lake Shasta on Interstate 5. You will find yourself enjoying activities such as camping and picnicking, fishing, horse rides, and a variety of trails.
Golf Courses
Weed Golf Club is just one of the many golf courses in the area. Open to the public, so come join the beautiful fairways and greens, challenging golf shots and clubhouse.
Another golf course located nearby is the Lake Shastina Golf Resort.
Fourth of July Celebration
Start your Fourth of July Celebration off by joining the pasta feed on the evening before the 4th of July. Other activities include a run/walk, pancake breakfast, booths, parade, entertainment, bar-b-que, games/family fun day, soccer game, and fireworks. For more information visit mtshastarunners.com.
Hot air balloon rides
Looking for a new adventure? Hot air balloon rides are offered nearby for an exciting adventure.
Shasta Sunset Dinner Train
Enjoy a great train ride, accompanied by dinner aboard the Shasta Sunset Dinner Train. Dinner includes Ivory linens, fine china, polished silver and sparkling stemware. Add to this a four course dining experience, prepared by a gourmet chef.
And many other great attractions!
For complete information about local area attractions, visit the chamber of commerce.
Atmosphere
The peace and quiet including our beautiful scenery and quick access to lakes, streams, hiking trails, skiing and small town shopping makes this an especially enjoyable campground.
Restaurants
You can satisfy any appetite with the many fine restaurants located in Mt. Shasta.
Weather
No matter how hot it is during the day, it always cools off in the evening providing everybody with a good night's sleep.
Castle Crags State Park
Castle Crags State Park is located in the forest-covered mountains just north of the Sacramento Valley. It features soaring spires of ancient granite and includes about two miles of the cool, quick-running upper Sacramento River. Surrounded by primitive back country, the park is six miles south of Dunsmuir and about twenty-five miles north of Lake Shasta on Interstate 5. You will find yourself enjoying activities such as camping and picnicking, fishing, horse rides, and a variety of trails.
Sisson Museum
This museum is located on the grounds of the Mt. Shasta Hatchery. This museum is the home of the world’s largest Raikes teddy bears. In the summer the Sisson Museum is open daily with the following exceptions throughout the year New Years, Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas. The summer hours are from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and in the winter from Noon to 5 p.m. (1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Sundays). The museum is closed in January and February for renovation.
McCloud Railway
Come enjoy the one-hour train ride up the side of Mount Shasta to historic Signal Butte Switch-back on the Saturday afternoon excursion train rides and enjoy the view of northern California on a three-hour Saturday evening Shasta sunset dinner train ride. Preregistration is requested.
Yreka Western Railroad
Train rides daily from July 16 to September 6.
River Dancer's Rafting
California’s largest, most experienced rafting outfitter. Visit their website for more information www.riverdancers.com.
Upcoming Events
Spring golf tournaments
Spring-Summer
Fourth of July Festival
Siskiyou County Fair
First or second weekend in August
Shasta Summit Century Bike Ride
This bike ride occurs in August. Why not ride the prettiest, toughest century in California? The Super Century is like a Tour de France mountain stage. The event features four different rides, each distinct and with many challenges. All rides include food and refreshments at various rest stops, lunch and dinner at the city park finish. For information call 1-800-926-4865 or visit the website at shastacummitcentury.com.
Micro Brew Festival
In August at ski park
Cool Mountain Nights on Labor Day Weekend
In September. Celebrate the end of summer; enjoy a Classic Car Show 'n Shine and a downtown street fair. There will also be a Tinman Triathlon at Lake Siskiyou, the annual Blackberry Music Festival at City Park. For additional information call 1-800-926-4865.
Blackberry / Blue Grass Festival
Labor Day weekend
Annual Tree Lighting Event
Friday after Thanksgiving
