McCloud Dance Country Rv Park

I love this RV Park. They have beautiful pet friendly cabins and the staff is super nice. I can’t wait to go back again and spent some relaxing time under the trees. It is located very close to Mount Shasta and Lassen Volcanic national Park. Bring your camera and get ready to relax! What an awesome place!

Stayed here in a premium cabin with my family for 2 nights. We loved it! I felt like we got the full camping experience while still have some comforts since we brought our 1 year old who would not do well in a tent. Cabin is very clean had just enough space for our family of 5.
The kitchen had dishes and some pans but may not have ALL the pots and pans you may need. I didn’t have a big pot, baking sheet, or wine opener. But we were able to make due without, and now I know to bring those items next time. There will very likely be a next time! We enjoyed our campfire, riding bikes in the park, and the nearby waterfalls.

McCloud RV Resort was a delightful place to stay. RV sites are big, surrounded by green grass, and shaded areas created by the beautiful towering trees.
The staff is both friendly and knowledgable. They provided us information and photos of the near by breathtaking Upper, Middle, and Lower Falls areas (a definite must see). The campgrounds are also located conveniently near a few stores, a gas station, and a quaint pizza/​beer eatery.
I do recommend staying at this resort. The amenities within the resort are very clean. They also provide a great wifi connection and of course, an exceptional view of Mt. Shasta.
We will be staying here again, hopefully in one of their charming cabins!

Really nice campground. loved all the green grass, ponds and landscaping. Close by local falls and beautiful scenery. We stayed memorial weekend… friday night there was a loud party til 3am. That was the only downside. Didnt seem to be any staff around to quiet them down. Otherwise nice place.

It is a nice park, clean and well tended. A bit hard to get in and out of for big rigs. Nice atmosphere, friendly people.
I have two problems with the park;
1. The wifi was worthless. Although the bars were strong, I could not even load a simple web site or get my email.
2. The cable did not work at all. It said I got seven or so channels, but everyone of them was snow. The people in the adjacent site were having the same problem.
Feeling a little ripped off after paying a fairly high rate for the off season, and at least parting agreeing to pay it because they were suppose to have wifi and cable, and then not having either of them.

Note: new owners as of 1÷1÷13.
We normally stay at State & National Parks, but this RV park is the exception. Big shade trees, comfortable spots, clean restroom — –but, hate the mirror in the shower — — clean laundry facilities. Park is centrally located to lots of golf, fishing and hiking trails. New staff very friendly.
Reason for 4 stars: would never rate a private park over State or National Park, sorry.

We’ve stayed here several times, and always have a good experience. This trip is no exception. Pretty crowded (as in lots of folks staying here this time) but there’s lots to do in the area, so we’re gone most of the time.
There’s considerable road noise because the park is adjacent to Hwy 89, a MAJOR truck route between Reno and Medford, OR. But we quickly get used to it and don’t hear it after a day or so.
Overall, the park is neat and clean, the grounds are kept up nicely. We return every few years because, well, we like it here.

We had an excellent stay at this RV park. Very clean, kind and helpful onsite managers and nice cedar bathrooms with showers ($ 5/​shower). Our campsite was right next to a creek.
The RV park is also right across the street from the Ranger station which was great for getting mushroom hunting permits and for finding out the best fishing spots.

We love to find lesser-​known places of dramatic natural beauty. McCloud is not only beautiful, but a great location for avid fishermen as well. McCloud RV Resort sits at the base of spectacular Mount Shasta, adjacent to Shasta-​Trinity National Forest. There is world-​class Trout & Steelhead fishing right nearby. The park is immaculate, with rolling green lawns, towering trees, 2 trout ponds and a babbling brook running right through. The park-​like setting is very clean and quiet, with large sites and choice of partial or full hook-​ups (30 and 50-​amp) or grassy tent campsites along the forest. They also have really nice luxury camping cabins for the times when you don’t have the RV with you. The park staff was extremely friendly and helpful, and the Wi-​Fi worked great. We would definitely stay here again.