Bailey Cove Campground offers a unique camping experience nestled in the scenic surroundings of Lakehead, CA. Located on Bailey Cove Rd, this hidden gem provides a perfect blend of convenience and tranquility for travelers exploring the natural beauty of Northern California.
Bailey Cove Campground is particularly popular among road trippers and outdoor adventurers looking to explore Shasta Lake's diverse recreational opportunities, including boating, fishing, hiking, and sightseeing at nearby attractions like Shasta Caverns. The campground's proximity to these activities makes it a convenient base for exploring the region.
Whether you're passing through on a road trip or planning an extended stay to explore the area's natural wonders, Bailey Cove Campground offers a welcoming and convenient base. Its combination of clean facilities, prime location, and peaceful setting makes it a top choice for campers visiting Shasta Lake.
Picnics
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
RV camping
Hiking
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Camping fee
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
Great stop for a night when on a road trip, not the prettiest campsite but the location minutes from the interstate can’t be beat. Some people complain about the highway noise but it didn’t bother us.
(8/15-8/18) Nice tucked away clean campground. Honestly the cleanest bathrooms I've ever seen/smelled at a campsite in my life, props to the host staff. The day-use launch ramp nextdoor had been lifted a couple days before we got there so there was minimal public traffic and no noise but the nearby highway (I never noticed it much). We rented a boat at Holiday Harbor and preferred a smaller campground than theirs, and Bailey Cove delivered, less than half a mile from HH campground. Shasta Caverns was a dope way to spend a few hours. No ants, yellowjackets were easily distracted with a bottle trap, very few mosquitos. We'll definitely be back on a future trip up to Shasta Lake.
It's a beautiful easy hike. Nice picnic area. Dogs need leashed. We paid the fee to use .... but other cars didn't and the camp host didn't seem to care. 12$ for parking for a 3 mile hike 😕
This campground is prefect if you are needing a camp right off the I-5 very convenient. Clean and beautiful scenery on the road to the camp and beyond to the caverns . They only have 7 sites which is nice for the not many people angle
What a beautiful area! We only stopped at the day use area for a quick swim but it was quiet and calm. The bathrooms were disgusting... I'm glad I was staying overnight because of that.