RV Motor Home

BATES RENTAL - Home Bates Motor Home Rental Network of Houston Don't Buy Your Luxury RV, Rent It! Houston Motorhome and RV Rentals Houston RV Rental, Motor Home,Trailer Rentals, &Houston Motor Home Rental With more than 5 years ofMotor Home Rental experience, Bates Motor Home RentalNetwork of Houston is a local, family-owned-and-operatedcompany that rents out RVs, and trailers at great low prices. Ourlicensed and insured company makes sure we only rent outhigh-quality products, plus we offer some repairs services. Whetheryou are looking to rent a camper trailer or a luxury motor home,stop by today! RVs & MotorHomes Include: Plumbing Roof& Structural Propane Systems Overload Springs Underor Over Drive Hitches (RV & Auto) Wiring& Electrical Parts WeightDistribution & Sway Control Self-Adjusting Air Ride Systems Automatic or ManualTransmissions Services: Lube-Oil-Filter Service • Appliance Repairs •Restoration Detailing • Generator Service Brand Names: Mandalay™ • Fleetwood • Newmar Service & Parts For: Motor Homes & Coaches (Gas or Diesel) •Travel Trailers • Tent Trailers Enclosed Utility Trailers • Sled, ATV, & Personal WatercraftTrailers Models of Motor Homes & RVs (RentalsOnly): Class C to Class A • 28-foot to42-foot Dedicated to Excellence With your needs and desires in mind, Bates Motor Home RentalNetwork of Houston has developed our company'scapabilities to better serve you! If you have any questions orrequests, our friendly staff members are always standing by andready to help in any way that they can. We are dedicated toexcellence through your 100% satisfaction . Visit BatesMotor Home Rental Network of Houston for motorhome, RV and trailer rentals in Houston. Conveniently located in NorthHouston! Stop by today! (713) 691-7238 Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. Links: www.batesintl.com Bates Motor Home Rental Network of Houston 210 Burbank Street Houston, TX 77076-5005 Phone: (713) 691-7238 Fax: (713) 691-2745 Toll Free: (800) 491-9021 hwilliamson@area-mechanical.com

Recreation Vehicle

City of Regina - Information, Services, Attractions, Recreation Air Conditioners Animal Control Bicycles Dilapidated Buildings Education/Volunteers Initiatives Encroachment Exterior Lighting FAQ's Fence Height Garage/Yard Sales & Signs Graffitti Home-based Business Illegal Parking Intersection Sight Line Junked Vehicles Large Vehicles Light Glare Littering Maintenance of Buildings Noise Parks Bylaw RV Parking Sandwich Boards Signs on Public Highways Skateboarding Smoking Temp Street Closures The Regina Property Maintenance Bylaw Traffic Bylaws Trees Unsafe Properties Unsecured Vacant Buildings Untidy Property Utility Structures Weed Control Winter Bylaws Zoning Bylaw RV Parking In Residential Areas Click here for a printable version of the following information. If you own a recreational vehicle or are planning on buying one, it's important to review the rules on where you can park it. What is a Recreational Vehicle? A recreational vehicle is a vehicle, portable structure, trailer or watercraft that can be towed, hauled, carried on a vehicle or trailer, or driven. It is designed to be used for travel or recreational purposes, and includes a motor home (class A or C), travel trailer, fifth wheel trailer, tent trailer, truck camper, boat, canoe, kayak, snowmobile, all-terrain vehicle, jet ski, or other similar vehicle. A trailer designed to carry an item listed above is not a recreational vehicle. What Regulations Should I Be Aware Of? The Regina Zoning Bylaw No. 9250 and the Regina Traffic Bylaw No. 9900 regulate parking in residential areas to preserve the appearance and safety of your neighbourhood. They take into account your wish to have convenient access to your RV and the needs of your neighbours who may be concerned about the appearance of the neighbourhood and the enjoyment of their own property. A licensed or unlicensed recreational vehicle may be parked on your property subject to the following Zoning Bylaw and Traffic Bylaw regulations: Zoning Bylaw No. 9250 Front Yard Parking A licensed or unlicensed recreational vehicle may be parked in your front yard in a legal parking spot. A legal front yard parking stall is a driveway that leads to an attached garage, or that leads to a detached garage, carport or parking pad located in the side or rear yard. Seasonal front yard parking restrictions apply to certain types of RVs (see below). The parking of any licensed or unlicensed vehicle, including a recreational vehicle, on the lawn or other areas of the front yard is prohibited . Seasonal Restrictions From October 1 to April 30 , licensed and unlicensed motor homes (class A and C), travel trailers, fifth wheel trailers and boats are prohibited everywhere in the front yard , including driveways and legal front yard parking stalls .(see diagram below). These seasonal restrictions do not apply to tent trailers, truck campers, canoes, kayaks, snowmobiles, all-terrain vehicles, jet skis, or trailers designed to carry one of these items. Side and Rear Yard Parking Licensed and unlicensed recreational vehicles may be parked in the side and/or rear yard provided that they comply with the recreational vehicle limit (two vehicles), the requirement that any unlicensed vehicle be in operable condition, and the applicable Traffic Bylaw regulations. Number of Recreational Vehicles Per Property The total number of recreational vehicles per property cannot exceed two. This total includes both unlicensed and licensed recreational vehicles. For example, if you have one licensed RV and one unlicensed RV on your property, you have two recreational vehicles. You could not add any more recreational vehicles to the property. Unlicensed Vehicles Every unlicensed recreational vehicle must be maintained in operable condition. Operable condition means that the vehicle can start and move on its own power. Screening/Covering of Vehicles Licensed and unlicensed recreational vehicles are not required to be screened or covered. Traffic Bylaw No. 9900 Required Setback Licensed and unlicensed recreational vehicles must be parked a minimum of 2.0 metres (6.5 feet) from the back of the sidewalk (or the back of the curb where there is no sidewalk). Unlicensed Vehicles Unlicensed vehicles, including RVs, cannot be parked on City property. This includes the City property located between your property line and the sidewalk (or curb). Street Parking An RV is treated the same as any other vehicle in that it cannot be parked on the street for longer than 24 hours except for Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays. Contact Us For further information on: · Zoning Bylaw regulations that pertain to RVs, contact: Urban Planning Division Community Services Department (306)777-7551 E-mail Us · Traffic Bylaw regulations that pertain to RVs, contact: Roadways and Traffic Division Engineering and Works Department (306)777-7438 E-mail Us · Enforcement of the above regulations, contact: Bylaw Enforcement Division Community Services Department (306)777-7436 E-mail Us This information is provided by the City of Regina as part of a public information service. It has no legal status and cannot be used as an official interpretation of the various bylaws and regulations currently in effect. Users are advised to refer to the official bylaws or to contact the Urban Planning or Traffic Divisions for assistance as the City of Regina accepts no responsibility to persons relying solely on this information.

RV Buyers University classes

Heartland RV Buyers University HEARTLAND RV Buyers University Coming Soon! An RV purchase can be one of the most rewarding investments you’ll ever make. Imagine having the freedom to travel whenever and wherever you want in a luxurious home on wheels. Unlike the unfamiliar, sterile setting of a hotel room, your RV allows you to bring along the comforts and joys of your everyday life such as your own pillow, favorite board games, family photos and roller blades. There is no haggling over reservations or wondering who has occupied the hotel room before you. Your RV is yours alone. Vacationing in an RV provides an excellent opportunity for families to have fun together. Because an RV reduces vacation costs by up to 80%, you can afford to get away more often. Take a weekend trip to the coast or travel inland to see the mountains. Visit America’s amazing national parks and landmarks. Your RV is always stocked and ready to carry your family away on a fun-filled adventure. In order to ensure the most satisfaction from your investment, it’s important to approach the buying process armed with knowledge. Learning RV terminology, understanding the basics of construction and features, and knowing the questions to ask a dealer will keep you from making costly or disappointing mistakes when you select your RV. The RV Buyers University classes are designed to provide you with practical, educational information about RVs and the RV industry. Our step-by-step curriculum explains everything you need to know to approach the buying process with confidence. From the most basic questions to the intricate details, we’ve spelled it all out in easy-to-understand language so you have the tools you need to purchase the RV that best suits you. Study each section carefully and you will be surprised how quickly your understanding of recreational vehicles will develop. Ready to begin? Click on a link to start your journey to becoming a market-savvy RV shopper. Orientation A Letter from the Dean and the Board Heartland Philosophy Penny A Week Story Freshman Classes—RV Fundamentals 101 - Why invest in an RV? 102 - Defining expectations 103 - Exploring the market 104 - Determining a budget 105 - Testing your budget 106 - Utilizing tax advantages Sophomore Classes—Dealers and Manufacturers 201 - What every buyer should know 202 - RV dealer: Friend or foe? 203 - Caring consultant or slick salesman 204 - How to spot quality manufacturing 205 - Too many choices: options and features 206 - Why choose Heartland Junior Classes—Buying Tips 301 - RV shopping tips 302 - Avoid costly mistakes 303 - Get your money’s worth 304 - How to identify tricksters 305 - Strategies that get you in trouble 306 - Warranty shopping Senior Classes—Service, Maintenance, and Safety 401 - Pre-delivery inspection 402 - Maintaining your investment: Service options 403 - Service rates—flat vs. hourly 404 - Used RV Buyer Warranty Guide 405 - RV safety 406 - License, plates and insurance Test Congratulations!! “RV Graduation Class of 2004” Print Diploma

Mobile Home Park, Bayou

96th Air Base Wing Civil Engineer Group BAYOU VILLAGE INFOrmation Home Meeting Minutes Briefings Hot Topics -- FAQs Points of Contact Future of the Eglin AFB Mobile Home Park, Bayou Village This web site will provide the public with up-to-date information regarding the close of Bayou Village Mobile Home Park. Meeting transcripts, presentations, and other items related to the closure will be added as they become available. We plan to close the Bayou Village Mobile Home Park on 30 June 2008. The following three factors influenced our plan: The utility infrastructure systems (water, sewer and electrical) that serve the area need major upgrades to guarantee continuity of service. These systems require significant financial investment to bring them up to standards. As a result of the recent tropical storm activities, the state of Florida has issued new Flood Plain mappings. Approximately 20% of Bayou Village is within the 100-year flood plain. This re-designation has already been included on the Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) dated 5 December 2002. All military family housing operations on Eglin AFB will be privatized within the next 2-4 years. The trailer park is not included in the privatization initiative, and the ability of the Eglin Housing Office to manage the trailer park will be severely limited. We have set 5 years as the closing period to allow park residents time to find a new location for their mobile home. In the interim, no new mobile homes will be authorized to move into Bayou Village. At this time, we will continue to allow occupants to sell in place; however, all incoming occupants will be advised of our future closure plans, and the Housing Office staff has been instructed to provide written notification to any prospective buyers. Read the Memorandum to Bayou Village Residents (PDF Format) Eglin Home | Privacy & Security Notice | Contact this site's Webmaster | Search | Air Force Link Last Updated: 28-Feb-2005

RV Camping

Camping RV Parks Siskiyou County Mt Shasta Lavabeds Klamath River See also Motels, Hotels Inns and B&Bs in Siskiyou County Camping and RV Parks in Siskiyou County Commercial Campgrounds and RV Parks are listed by region. Please click the map at the right, or the lnks below, to jump to the section of Siskiyou County you wish to visit. Weed, Tulelake, Dorris, Lava Beds and the northeastern county region Mt. Shasta, McCloud, Dunsmuir and the south county region Yreka, Scott Valley and the Klamath River of western county . Below these commercial listings, you will also find lists of all the State Parks and Forest Service Campgounds throughout the County. Camping and RV Parks in the Valleys and Volcanoes Region NAME DESCRIPTION FEATURED CAMPGROUNDS AND RESORTS of the Valleys and Volcanoes Region near Tulelake and the northeastern county Friendly RV Park 1800 Black Butte Drive WeedCA96097 800-830-0847, 530-938-2805 -- Located at the base of beautiful Mount Shasta, just off the South Weed freeway exit, a great location with restaurants and stores in walking distance, beautiful mountain views. Hi-Lo RV Park 88 S. Weed Blvd., Weed 530-938-2731 Tent sites available, 17 RV sites with full hookups, open year round Full hookups and campground facilities in downtown Weed next door to the Hi-Lo Cafe. Trailer Lane RV Park 27535 Edgewood Road, PO Box 309 WeedCA96094 530-938-4554 -- Just off Interstate 5 on the north Weed exit, we offer full hookups. Only 1/2 mile from golf course. OTHER NORTH & EASTERN COUNTY COMMERCIAL CAMPGROUNDS Butte Valley RV Park 421 E. First St. (Hwy. 97), Dorris CA96023 530-397-7275 Tent sites available, 27 RV sites with full hookups, open year round Dunsmuir RV Park 30633 Crag View Drive, Dunsmuir, CA 96025 www.cedarpinesrvresort.com 530-247-0149 Eagles Nest RV Park 634 County Rd. 97A, Tulelake 530-664-4849 Tent sites available, 20 RV sites with full hookups Friendly RV Park 1800 Black Butte Dr., Weed 530-938-2805 Tent sites available, 17 RV sites with full hookups, open year round Hi-Lo RV Park 88 S. Weed Blvd., Weed 530-938-2731 Tent sites available, 17 RV sites with full hookups, open year round Hornbrook RV Park 15608 Hornbrook Rd., Hornbrook 475-3387 21 RV sites with full hookups, open year round Horizon Hills Mobile Homes 410 Old Montague Rd., Montague 459-5265 3 RV sites with full hookups, open year round Shady Lane Trailer Park 795 Modoc Ave., Tulelake 530-667-2617 15 RV sites with full hookups, open year round Stateline RV Park 30138 Lower Klamath Lane Rd., Tulelake 667-4849 Over 50 tent sites available, 40 RV sites with full hookups, open year round Stewart Mineral Springs 4617 Stewart Springs Rd., Weed 938-2222 100 tent sites available, 2 RV sites, open all year Trailer Lane RV Park 27535 Edgewood Rd., Weed 938-4554 2 tent sites available, 20 RV sites with full hookups Tulelake Farigrounds 800 S. Main St., Tulelake 530-667-5312 Over 100 tent sites available, 100 RV sites with full hookups, open year round Camping and RV Parks in the Alpine Vistas and Villages Region FEATURED CAMPGROUNDS AND RESORTS of the Alpine Vistas and Villages Region near Mt. Shasta and the south county Chateau Shasta Mobile Home & RV Park 704 South Old Stage Road Mt. ShastaCA96067 530-926-3279 -- Under large, shady trees in a grassy, park-like setting for your mobile home or RV, with views of now-capped Mount Shasta and surrounding mountains. Only 2 miles from town, our rural setting will appeal to all. Lake Siskiyou Camp Resort PO Box 276 Mt. ShastaCA96067 530-926-2618 $60-105,24units 250 acre pine-covered Campground and RV Park provides independent lodging in lakeside cabins, along with 360 camping sites. Lake, beach, marina, fishing, store and deli, meeting rooms, boat rental. McCloud Dance Country RV Park 480 Highway 89, PO Box 486 McCloudCA96057 530-964-2252 Nestled in the tall pine trees on the south slope of Mount Shasta, our facilities include paved roads, concrete pads and grass parking, shower facilities, dump station, 120 full hookup sites with cable TV and more. Railroad Park Resort 100 Railroad Park Rd. DunsmuirCA96025 530-235-4440 $70+, 27units Our 60-unit RV Park located alongside quiet Little Castle Creek features swimming hole, coin laundry, hot showers, flush toilets, group barbeque pit and easy pull-throughs. Lounge and dinner house, gift shop, historic railroad displays. OTHER SOUTH COUNTY COMMERCIAL CAMPGROUNDS Abrams Lake Mobile & RV Park 2601 N. Old Stage Rd., Mt. Shasta 926-2312 Tent sites available, 25 RV sites with full hookups, open year round Best in the West Resort 26987 Sims Rd., Dunsmuir 530-235-2603 5-7 tent sites available, 15 RV sites with full hookups, open year round Cave Springs Resort 4727 Dunsmuir Ave., Dunsmuir 530-235-2721 6 RV sites with full hookups, open year round Chateau Shasta Mobile & RV Park 704 S. Old Stage Rd., Mt. Shasta 530-926-3279 17 RV sites with full hookups, open year round Friday's RV Retreat 6 miles south on Squaw Valley Rd., McCloud 530-964-2878 Over 30 tent sites available, 30 RV sites with full hookups Lake Siskiyou Camp Resort 4239 W A Barr Rd., Mt. Shasta 888-926-2618 200 tent sites available, 120 RV sites with full hookups McCloud Dance Country RV Park Hwy 89 @ Squaw Valley Rd., McCloud 964-2252 Tent sites available, 120 RV sites with full hookups, open year round Mt. Shasta KOA 900 N. Mt. Shasta Blvd., Mt. Shasta 800-562-3617 40 tent sites available, 55 RV sites with full hookups, open year round Railroad RV Park & Campground 100 Railroad Park Rd., Dunsmuir 235-4440 22 tent sites available, 60 RV sites with full hookups Rustic RV Park 30877 Crag View Dr., Dunsmuir 235-4330 30 RV sites with full hookups, open year round Shasta Alpine Lodge Campground at Horse Camp Hike 1.7 miles from Bunny Flat Trailhead on Everitt Memorial Hwy, Mount Shasta Wilderness campground of The Sierra Club Foundation. Hike-in only.30tent sites, water available in summer, vault restroom, elevation8000 ft. Stewart Mineral Springs 4617 Stewart Springs Rd., Weed 530-938-2222 100 tent sites available, 2 RV sites, open all year Camping and RV Parks in the Gold Country Region NAME DESCRIPTION FEATURED CAMPGROUNDS AND RESORTS of the Gold Country Region , Yreka, Scott Valley, the Klamath River and western county Doyle's Camp Star Route Box 905, Cecilville, CA 96031 530-462-4685 -- Doyle's Camp provides Lodging, Camping, Store, and Bar & Grill in the beautiful Cecilville area. Enjoy Hiking, swimming, fishing, gold mining, Salmon River and more. Elk Creek Campground & RV Park 921 Elk Creek Rd., Happy Camp96039 530-493-2208 Remember when campgrounds weren't just Parking Lots? We Do! And you will too, when you stay with us at Elk Creek Campground & RV Park! Over 6 tent sites available, 39 RV sites with full hookups, open year round. Mountain Village RV Park 30 Commercial Way, Etna CA 877-386-2787, 530-467-5678 The perfect location for you to vacation in Siskiyou County. A brand new, state of the art RVPark, just opened in May of 1999. Located in the historic town of Etna, we aresurrounded by beautiful majestic mountains and vast green valleys. Sisq Ranch Camp Fort Jones, CA 530-468-2305 -- Rustic bunk house in Scott Valley...secluded, quiet ranch....all the amenities of home. 2 day minimum. Excellent cycling, water sports, incredible surroundings for artists. Perfect for reunions and groups. OTHER WEST COUNTY COMMERCIAL CAMPGROUNDS Doyle's Camp 30001 Cecilville Rd., Cecilville 530-462-4685 7 tent sites available, 10 RV sites with full hookups, open year round Elk Creek Campground & RV Park 921 Elk Creek Rd., Happy Camp 493-2208 Over 6 tent sites available, 39 RV sites with full hookups, open year round Fisher's Klamath River Trailer Park 16730 Hwy 96, Klamath River 530-465-2324 Tent sites available, 17 RV sites with full hookups, open year round Klamath Inn, Motel & RV Park 110 Nugget St., Happy Camp 530-493-2860 50 tent sites available, 17 RV sites with full hookups, open year round Mountain Village RV Park 30 Commercial Way, Etna 877-386-2787, 530-467-5678 44 tent sites available, RV sites with full hookups, open year round Mid River RV & Mobile Home Park 44701 Hwy 96, Seiad Valley 530-496-3400 4 tent sites available, 20 RV sites with full hookups, open year round Oaks MH & RV Park 20512 Hwy 96, Klamath River 530-465-2323 4 tent sites available, 22 RV sites with full hookups, open year round Quigley's Store & Trailer Park 1776 Hwy 96, Klamath River 530-465-2224 Tent sites available, 20 RV sites with full hookups, open year round Rodney's Mobile Park 14101 S. Hwy 3, Callahan 467-3937 RV sites with full hookups, open year round Steelhead Lodge & RV Park 36309 Hwy 96, Hamburg 530-496-3256 20 tent sites available, 11 RV sites with full hookups, open year round Waiika RV Haven 240 Sharps Rd., Yreka 842-4500 Tent sites available, 60 RV sites with full hookups, open year round NATIONAL, STATE AND COUNTY CAMPGROUNDS THROUGHOUT SISKIYOU COUNTY Castle Crags State Park 20022 Castle Crags Rd., Castella 530-235-2684 State Park campground: 76 developed campsites (several can accommodate camp trailers up to 21 feet, or motorhomes to 27 feet) and 6 environmental campsites. Restrooms, hot showers and wash tubs, exhibits and programs. Lava Beds National Monument P.O. Box 867, Tulelake 530-667-2282 Park campground 43 tent sites, water available, daily fee, flush restrooms, elevation 4800 ft. Siskiyou County Campground at Lake Shastina 530-842-8250 At Lake Shastina public access 25tent sites, water available, vault restrooms, elevation2791 ft. Forest Service Lookout Rentals Information call 530-964-2184 Little Mount Hoffman Near Medicine Lake, views of Mt. Shasta, Mt. Lassen. (July-October) One cabin, daily fee, elevation7309 ft., reservations Girard Ridge Above Sacramento River canyon, views of Mt. Shasta, Castle Crags (July-October) One cabin, daily fee, elevation4809 ft., reservations Shasta Trinity National Forest McCloud Ranger District P.O. Box 1620, McCloud 530-964-2184 Campgrounds: Ah-Di-Nah Off Hwy 89 on Squaw Valley Rd, 4 miles south of Lake McCloud - on river 16 tent sites, water available, daily fee, flushing restrooms, elevation 2300ft. Algoma 4 miles east of McCloud off Hwy 89 on River Loop Rd 8tent sites, vault restrooms, elevation 3800ft. Cattle Camp 11 miles east of McCloud off Hwy 89 on River Loop Rd 20 tent sites, daily fee, vault restrooms, elevation3800ft. Fowlers Camp 5 miles east of McCloud off Hwy 89 on River Loop Rd 39 tent sites, water available, daily fee, vault restrooms, elevation3600 ft., handicap access Harris Springs 17 miles north of Bartle off Hwy 89 15 tent sites, water available, vault restrooms, elevation4800 ft. Trout Creek 17 miles northeast of McCloud off Pilgrim Creek Rd. 10 tent sites, vault restrooms, elevation5100 ft. Shasta Trinity National Forest Mt. Shasta Ranger District 204 W Alma, Mt. Shasta 530-926-4511 Campgrounds: Castle Lake 10 miles west of Mt. Shasta City - W A Barr Rd to Castle Lake Rd -make right 6 tent sites, vault restrooms, elvation5280ft. Gumboot 20 miles west of Mt. Shasta City - W A Barr Rd to Red Fir Rd - make left 4tent sites, vault restrooms, elevation6080 ft. McBride Springs 5 miles east of Mt. Shasta City on Everitt Memorial Hwy 9 tent sites, water available, daily fee, vault restrooms, elevation4880 ft. Panther Meadow 14 miles east of Mt. Shasta City on Everitt Memorial Hwy 10 tent sites, vault restrooms, elevation7450 ft. Sims Flat 10 miles south of Dunsmuir - from I-5 take Sims Flat Exit east 20 tent sites, water available, daily fee, flush and vault restrooms, elevation1600 feet, handicap access Toad Lake 18 miles west of Mt. Shasta City - W A Barr Rd & South Fork Rd - NW on 4WD Rd 11 miles 4 tent sites, vault restrooms, elevation7060 ft. Klamath National Forest Goosenest Ranger District 37805 Highway 97, Macdoel 530-398-4391 Campgounds: Juanita Lake 6 miles west of the Goosenest Ranger Station on Hwy 97 23 tent sites, water available, daily fee, vault restrooms, elevation5100 ft., reservations Martin's Dairy 15 miles west of the Goosenest Ranger Station on FSR 46N10 8 tent sites, water available, daily fee, vault restrooms, elevation 6000 ft. Shafter 7 miles east of the Goosenest Ranger Station - adjacent to Butte Creek 10 tent sites, water available, daily fee, vault restrooms, elevation4300ft. Happy Camp Ranger District P.O. Box 377, Happy Camp 493-2243 Campgrounds: Curly Jack From I-5 64 miles up Hwy 96 on Curly Jack Rd in Happy Camp 17 tent sites, water available, daily fee, vault restrooms, elevation1000 ft. Fort Goff From I-5 50 miles up Hwy 96 (4.5 miles west of Seiad Valley) 5 tent sites, vault restrooms, elevation1300ft. Grider Creek From I-5 55 miles up Hwy 96 to the Walker Creek turn off - follow signs 10 tent sites, vault restrooms, elevation 1400 ft. Norcross From I-5 78 miles up Hwy 96 on Elk Creek Rd. (16 miles south of Happy Camp) 6 tent sites, vault restrooms, elevation2400 ft. O'Neil From I-5 50 miles up Hwy 96 (4.7 miles east of Seiad valley o Hwy 96) 18 tent sites, water available, daily fee, vault restrooms, elevation1500 ft. Sarah Totten From I-5 40 miles up Hwy 96 (east of the town of Hamburg on Hwy 96) 8 tent sites, water available, daily fee, vault restrooms, elevation1400 ft. Sulphur Springs From I-5 77 miles up Hwy 96 on Elk Creek Rd. ( 15 miles south of Happy Camp) 7 tent sites, vault restrooms, elevation2300 ft. West Branch From I-5 60 miles up Hwy 96 on Indian creek (15 miles north of Happy Camp) 15 tent sites, water available, daily fee, vault restrooms, elevation2200 ft. Salmon River Ranger District 11263 N Highway 3, Fort Jones 468-5351 Campgrounds: Big Flat 20 miles west of Coffee Creek Guard Station off Hwy 3 9 tent sites, vault restrooms, elevation5800 ft. East Fork 27 miles southwest of Callahan next to the East & South Forks of the Salmon 9 tent sites, vault restrooms, elevation2600 ft. Hotelling 43 miles southwest of Etna between FS Hwy 93 and the South Forks of the Salmon 5tent sites, vault restrooms, elevation1500 Idlewild 20 miles southwest of Etna off Sawyers Bar Rd 21tent sites, vault restrooms, elevation 2600 ft. Matthews Creek 37 miles west of Callahan on the South Forks of the Salmon 12 tent sites, water available, daily fee, vault restrooms, elevation1700 ft. Mulebridge 22 miles southwest of Etna off Sawyers Bar Rd (2 miles upriver from Idlewild) 5tent sites, water available, vault restrooms, elevation2000 ft. Red Bank 33 miles southwest of Etna off Sawyers Bar Rd - on way to Forks of the Salmon 5tent sites, vault restrooms, elevation2000 Scott River Ranger District 11263 N Highway 3 468-5351 Campgrounds: Beaver Creek Off I-5 18 miles up Hwy 96 to Beaver Creek Rd - right follow to FSR 48No1 8tent sites, vault restrooms, elevation 2400 ft. Bridge Flat 17 miles from Fort Jones on the Scott River 4tent sites, vault restrooms, elevation 2000 ft. Carter Meadows From Fort Jones follow Hwy 3 for 25 miles to Callahan-Cecilville Rd - 11 miles 1 tent sites, water available, daily fee, vault restrooms, elevation6000 ft., reservations Hidden Horse Situated in Carter Meadows 6 tent sites, water available, daily fee, vault restrooms, elevation 6000 ft. Indian Scotty From Fort Jones take the Scott River Rd 14 miles to the campground 28 tent sites, water available, daily fee, vault restrooms, elevation2400 ft. Kangaroo Lake Take Hwy 3 south 46 miles past Callahan to Gazelle 10 miles to Kangaroo Lake 18tent sites, water available, daily fee, vault restrooms, elevation 6500 ft. Lover's Camp From Fort Jones take Scott River Rd 14 miles - left on FSR 44N45 follow signs 8tent sites, water available, vault restrooms, elevation4300 ft. Mt. Ashland 1 mile from Mt. Ashland Ski Resort - 10.5 miles off I-5 9tent sites, vault restrooms, elevation 6600 ft. Scott Mountain 33 miles from Fort Jones off Hwy 3 5tent sites, vault restrooms, elevation 5300 ft. Trail Creek From Fort Jones follow Hwy 3 for 25 miles to the Callahan-Cecilville Rd-3 miles past Meadows 12tent sites, water available, daily fee, vault restrooms, elevation 4700 ft. Tree of Heaven Off I-5 9 miles up Hwy 96 21tent sites, water available, daily fee, vault restrooms, elevation 2100 ft. Orleans Ranger District P.O. Drawer 410, Orleans 627-3291 Campgrounds: Beans Camp From I-5 120 miles up Hwy 96 take Eyesee Rd/GO Rd 17 miles 6tent sites, vault restrooms, elevation4000 ft. Crystal Springs From I-5 112 miles up Hwy 96, right on Salmon River Road, then 14 miles further. 4tent sites, water available, daily fee, vault restrooms, elevation 1900ft. Dillon Creek From I-5 96 miles up Hwy 96 21tent sites, water available, daily fee, vault restrooms, elevation 800ft. Frog Pond From I-5 98 miles up Hwy 96 to FSR 14N69 (easy to miss) 10tent sites, vault restrooms, elevation 1400 ft. Nordheimer From I-5 112 miles up Hwy 96 - right on Salmon River Rd - follow 14 miles 3tent sites, vault restrooms, elevation1900 ft. Nordheimer Groups From I-5 96 miles up Hwy 96 4tent sites, water available, daily fee, vault restrooms, elevation 900 ft., reservations Oak Bottom From I-5 113 miles up Hwy 96 26tent sites, water abailable, daily fee, vault restrooms, elevation 700 ft. Ti-Bar Flat From I-5 108 miles up Hwy 96 - between Klamath River & Hwy 96 5tent sites, vault restrooms, elevation900 ft. Modoc National Forest Double Head Ranger District P.O. Box 369, Tulelake 530-667-2246 Campground: Medicine Lake Along the shores on Medicine Lake 22 tent sites, water available, daily fee, vault restrooms, elevation6700 ft. Siskiyou County Visitors' Bureau www.visitsiskiyou.org PO Box 1138, Mount Shasta, CA 96067 USA 530/926-3850 · FAX 530/926-3680 E-mail: info@visitsiskiyou.org Programming/Web management: Kim Solga/Artworks © 2005 Joanne Steele, Rural Tourism Marketing