Trailer Lane Campground
Weed, California
14 RV Sites, 1 Tent Site
4.02 reviewsTrailer Lane Campground in Weed, California, sits in the shadow of Mount Shasta along I-5 in Siskiyou County, positioning guests at the foot of one of the most visually commanding volcanic peaks in North America and within easy reach of the diverse natural attractions that cluster around Northern California's dominant mountain landmark. Located where the Shasta Valley's wide grasslands meet the forested slopes of the Cascade Range, the campground serves both through-travelers using I-5 as a Pacific Coast route and destination campers seeking a base for exploring the volcanic landscape of Northern California's interior.
The campground provides utility hookups for self-contained RVs, with an on-site general store handling the essential supply needs that travelers require after long stretches of highway driving between the Bay Area and Oregon. A coin-operated laundry facility serves extended-stay guests and thru-travelers alike, and the campground's position directly along the I-5 corridor means access and egress are straightforward for drivers pulling large rigs through the mountain passes of the Siskiyou Range to the north and south. The general store's availability distinguishes the property from campgrounds in more remote settings where resupply requires a significant detour.
Mount Shasta rises to 14,179 feet from a base that begins almost at the valley floor, creating one of the most dramatic topographic profiles of any mountain in the lower 48 states—a nearly isolated volcanic cone visible from 100 miles in every direction on clear days and capped by permanent glaciers that persist even as California's snowpack patterns shift with changing climate conditions. The mountain's spiritual significance to multiple Indigenous traditions and contemporary New Age communities has added a cultural dimension to its physical presence, and the town of Mount Shasta City draws visitors interested in crystal shops, meditation centers, and the mountain's mystical reputation alongside conventional outdoor recreation.
Castle Crags State Park, approximately 6 miles south of Dunsmuir via I-5, protects an ancient mass of granite domes, spires, and crags rising above the Sacramento River canyon in formations that contrast dramatically with the volcanic basalt and andesite of the surrounding Cascade landscape. The McCloud River's three spectacular waterfalls—Lower, Middle, and Upper McCloud Falls—cascade through a basalt canyon east of the town of McCloud in a setting that sees relatively few visitors given its distance from major population centers, making it one of the most rewarding secret discoveries for guests based near Weed. Shasta Lake, formed by Shasta Dam on the Sacramento River, provides boating, fishing, and houseboat rental approximately 45 miles south.
Trailer Lane Campground operates year-round, though winter brings significant snowfall to the Mount Shasta area and I-5 can be subject to chain controls during storms. Summer represents the peak season for outdoor recreation on and around the mountain, with hiking routes to the summit, the surrounding national forest's trail network, and the Sacramento River's fishing all reaching peak accessibility and demand simultaneously. The campground's I-5 adjacency makes it a natural overnight stop for travelers between the Bay Area and Portland, and its proximity to Mount Shasta's visual and recreational draw gives even brief stays more than enough to fill an afternoon and evening.
What does this place offer
- Bathrooms
- Dog Park
- General Store
- Laundry
- Pet Friendly
- WiFi
Select your site to book online
4.0
Overall rating
2 reviews
E
ElizabethMolalla, Oregon
April 2024
This small rural campground was very nice. The pull through site we had looked like we wouldn’t fit width wise, and there were trees overhanging each side. But we did make it! We were in a 26’ Class A towing trailer with car. Lengthwise was perfect.
The park is clean, has a fenced in dog area, a roaming dom...Show more
K
KimmieSalida, California
August 2024
Super cute little gem, you’d never guess was there, nestled in the hills. The camp hosts have done a great job making this a very pleasant place to stay. Everything was clean and all you could need at a campground. We’d definitely stay again!
Location
27535 Edgewood Road, Weed, CA 96094, USA
Things to know
Check-in: 2:00 PM
Check-out: 11:00 AMRules
Trailer Lane Campground Policies
We want to make your stay both pleasant and comfortable. If you need any information, please feel free to inquire at the Campground Office. Please help us make your stay here more enjoyable through your cooperation with the following simple rules:
- While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement.
Check-In
- 2:00 - 6:00 p.m. If arriving later, please call the Campground Office in advance and let us know when to expect you.
Check-Out
- Check-out before 11 a.m. on the day of departure. Please make arrangements prior to 10 a.m. if staying an extra night.
Quiet Hours
- Quiet hours are from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m.
Tables
- Picnic tables are provided for the enjoyment of all our guests. Please do not move tables. Don’t place grills on top of them. Don’t leave candles burning on them unattended, and do not deface.
RV Guests
- Please move large area outdoor rugs every couple of days to avoid damaging our grass. Please take your pets to the pet area to do their daily duty.
Tent Guests
- Please move tents every couple of days to avoid damaging our grass. And take your pets to the pet area to do their daily duty.
Vehicles (Campground Staff reserves the right to limit additional vehicles per campsite)
- For everyone’s safety, all vehicles must register at the Campground office.
- Unregistered vehicles will be asked to leave.
- If an owner cannot be located, unattended and unregistered vehicles will be towed.
- Vehicles must not block the road or adjacent campsite(s).
- If you need additional parking space, please see the front office and we’ll do our best to accommodate you.
- The speed limit is 10 MPH.
Visitors (Campground Staff reserves the right to limit additional visitors per campsite)
- For everyone’s safety, day or night visitors must register at the Campground Office. Unregistered guests will be asked to leave.
Children (and pets!)
- Parents are responsible at all times for their children’s safety and behavior.
- Please supervise small children in showers and restrooms, on playgrounds and hiking trails, and do not allow children to play in the roadway. (That goes for the fur kids, too!)
Laundry
- The laundry room is open all hours for the convenience of our guests ONLY.
- Please do not share your door code with anyone.
- Be courteous and promptly remove your clothes to give others the opportunity to use the machines.
- Do not leave items in the washers or dryers overnight.
- Please do not hang clothes on lines or trees at your campsite.
- Please notify the Campground Office immediately if there are any maintenance issues that need to be addressed. 530-214-0010
Pets (All pets must be registered with the Campground Office)
- Pets must be kept on a leash at all times and may not be left unattended.
- Don’t allow pets to dig, bark, or otherwise annoy your neighbors.
- Please take your pet to the pet area as needed, clean up their waste, and dispose of it properly.
Restrooms and Showers
- Facilities are available for use by our guests ONLY.
- Do not share your door code with anyone.
- Due to Health Regulations, animals and the washing of dishes are prohibited in the restrooms.
- Please notify the Campground Office immediately if there are any maintenance issues that need to be addressed. 530-214-0010
Campfires and Cooking
- We love campfires, too. But we don’t love wildfires.
- For those reasons, wood fires are permitted in designated places during designated times and seasons.
- Please check with the Campground Office before lighting a wood fire.
- For the health of our forests, please do not bring in firewood.
- We have wood for sale in the Camp Store.
Portable propane fire pits are allowed. Please exercise extreme caution and do not place near vegetation or vehicles.
- Personal charcoal and propane grills are permitted.
- See Park Map for hot coal disposal dumpsters.
- Do not put hot coals in garbage containers.
Fireworks are prohibited on the Campground premises and on the property.
Garbage
- Help us stay clean (and keep the bears away!) by depositing all garbage in the dumpster provided.
- Please do not dispose of campsite trash in the Restroom or Laundry Room trash cans.
- Complimentary garbage bags may be obtained at the Campground Store.
Children
- Children are welcome with an accompanying adult.
- Children age 2 and under stay free.
Pets
- Pets are welcome.
- We love pets and want everyone to be able to enjoy their stay at Trailer Lane with their furry family members.
- So please, be respectful pet owners.
- Keep pets leashed at all times, control barking, don't leave your pets unattended, respect other people's space and property, and clean up after your pets.
After-Hours Assistance/Security
- Please call the Campground Office with emergencies any time and leave a message and we will get you the help you need as soon as we can. 530-214-0010
- For medical/fire/police emergencies please dial 911
Cancellation Policy
FLEXIBLE
If the guest cancels at least 3 days before their check-in day and time, they will receive a full refund (minus Spot2Nite convenience or resort fees). If the guest cancels within the 3 days before check-in, there will be no refund.
