Aspen Grove Campground

31 reviews

Gallatin Rd, Susanville, CA 96130, USA
+1 530-825-3454
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Aspen Grove Campground Introduce

Nestled along Gallatin Road in Susanville, California, Aspen Grove Campground offers a tranquil escape for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. This campground is a hidden gem, perfect for those seeking a private and serene retreat away from the hustle and bustle of city life. With its well-maintained sites and friendly camp hosts, Aspen Grove Campground ensures a memorable camping experience.

The campground is tent-only, making it an ideal spot for those who enjoy traditional camping. Each site is spacious, providing ample room for relaxation and outdoor activities. The location is remote, adding to its unique charm and offering a peaceful environment for early-morning walks along the nearby lake. The natural surroundings are breathtaking, with opportunities to spot local wildlife like Bluejays and squirrels.

What sets Aspen Grove Campground apart is its welcoming atmosphere. The camp hosts are known for their hospitality and are always ready to assist or share a friendly conversation. Whether you're starting a campfire, preparing dinner, or simply enjoying the quiet, the hosts make you feel right at home.

Perfect for tent camping
Spacious and well-maintained sites
Friendly and helpful camp hosts
Serene lake walks and natural beauty
Affordable rates, especially with the US Golden Age card

Customer feedback highlights the campground's unique appeal. Visitors have praised its remoteness, which adds to the sense of privacy and tranquility. Many have enjoyed the quiet, early-morning walks along the lake and the friendly interactions with the camp hosts. One reviewer described it as a "perfect stop for a motorcycle adventure," while another recommended it as an "out-of-the-way retreat." The campground's affordability and well-maintained facilities have also been consistently praised.

If you're looking for a peaceful camping experience in a beautiful natural setting, Aspen Grove Campground is the perfect choice. Whether you're planning a short stay or a longer retreat, this campground offers everything you need for a relaxing and enjoyable outdoor adventure.

Details

Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot

Offerings
RV camping

Activities
Hiking

Amenities
Barbecue grill
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Public shower
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites

Payments
Camping fee

Children
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes

Parking
On-site parking

Pets
Dogs allowed

Location

California Lassen County Susanville Gallatin Road

Customer Reviews

4.0

31 reviews

dawnie heidegger

Feb 26, 2017

If this place wasn't so far off the main road I would've given it five stars. But it's remoteness makes it unique, private and serene, at least when we were there last August 2016. We came later in the evening and left early morning , but the time in between was pleasant and incredible for early-morning, quiet walks along the lake. The host was a hoot, & fun to talk to as we quickly started up a fire and made dinner. No pesky animals until Bluejay & squirrels the next morning ha ha I'd highly recommend this place, as an out-of-the-way retreat. We were one of the few in the campground so maybe it's more active earlier in the summer.

Ron Woodhead

Jun 26, 2023

Camped here 1 night (June 2023) while motorcycle touring thru the area. Quiet! Roomy sites. Well-maintained by the camp hosts, who are also a very friendly couple. Tents only. $12.50 per night with the US Golden Age card. Perfect stop for a motorcycle adventure.

Christian Avaria

Jun 19, 2021

One of the best campgrounds I've been to. No need for bear boxes as there are none. Lake is beautiful, shallow for kids and not windy. Good for swimming and paddle boards.

Dana Mite

Oct 07, 2018

Lake camping without a bear problem. WALK-IN tent camping (only), flush toilets (nice), aspens need more sunlight - so hope the NFS cuts back the abundant conifer trees.

Devin Ramdutt

Sep 24, 2019

Love this camping spot. Been here twice now and used it as a base to explore Lassen National Park and the Caribou Wilderness. Make sure to take the short cut to the National Park to save about 40 minutes. The lovely host at the camp site will fill you in on how to do that. There is also easy access to the lake about a five minute walk from the camp. There are flush toilets and running water, fire pits and wood piles for $5 each. The campsites are very large with soft pine needle on the ground. Most campsites are any easy walk from the parking lot and there are wheelbarrows to cart gear for those that are a few hundred yards away.