Hat Creek Campground is situated in a mixed coniferous forest, adjacent to Hat Creek. Stream fishing in Hat Creek contains trophy trout. The scenic Spatter Cones Trail is just across the street. The fun and adventurous Subway Cave is only a mile to the north.
Fish Your National Forests: This site can be accessed by Passenger Car; Fish available include: Trout; Types of fishing available include: Shore, Fly, Spin, Bait;
At a Glance
Current Conditions:
This campground is situated along the banks of Hat Creek. There are great adventures to be had here, with access to the scenic Spattercone Trail just across the street, and Subway Cave a mile away.
$16 per site. Maximum of 2 vehicles per site. Extra vehicles $5 per night.
Open Season:
April - October
Usage:
Medium
Restrictions:
14-day limit; campfires in designated fire rings only; no saving/holding campsites
Closest Towns:
Hat Creek Campground is located 1 mile west of the town of Old Station, and 12 miles east of the NW entrance to Lassen Volcanic National Park. The town of Burney is 26 miles north.
Water:
Potable water on site
Restroom:
Flush / Vault
Passes:
Interagency passes accepted for a 50% discount.
Operated By:
USDA Forest Service
Information Center:
Old Staion Visitor Information Center, 43225 Brian Way, Old Station, CA 96071, 530-335-7517
General Information
Directions:
1.5 miles south of the Highway 44/89 junction in Old Station, CA.
Many day hikes are right close to the Hat Creek Campground. The Spatter Cones Nature Trail is just across the highway. Explore the craters, cones, and crevices of the Hat Creek Lava Flow.
Backpacking
Take a stroll along the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail. Access is just across the highway at the Spatter Cones Nature Trail or 5 miles northeast at the Mud Lake Trailhead.
Other Activities
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Caving
Nearby Subway Cave is an adventure for the whole family.
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