Camp Shasta
General Info
Camp Shasta is about 72 miles east of Redding near the dam at Lake Britton. In a wooded setting at 2,750 feet elevation, midsummer days are warm, and most nights are cool.
Both the lake and nearby streams offer excellent fishing for a variety of species including brown and rainbow trout, smallmouth and largemouth mouth bass, black and white crappie, and more. The area is also known for excellent game hunting.
From Camp Shasta, you can venture to nearby Ferry’s Crossing picnic area and beach or Burney Falls (both pictured in the slideshow), hike a portion of the Pacific Crest Trail, or even visit Lassen Volcanic National Park.
HUNTING WEEK SPECIAL (flyer)
Saturday, September 20 – Saturday, October 4, 2025
IMPORTANT: All access to the waterfall and fall’s pool area at McArthur Burney Falls MSP will be closed due to reconstruction of the main trail starting in early April through the entire 2024 season. Additionally, CalTrans will be preforming a major Highway 89 rehabilitation project during the same period which will significantly add traffic congestion, delays and intermittent traffic closures near the park entrance.
Camp Features
- Heated swimming and wading pools
- Playground
- Wi-Fi (limited)
- Barbecues (charcoal not provided)
- Laundry facilities
- Boat parking is allowed
Supplies may be purchased from stores in nearby Burney or Fall River Mills.
Cabin Information
8 cabins – 6 (sleep 6) and 2 (sleep 4)
Each unit has the following:
- Table with chairs
- Beds (see cabin layouts)
- One bathroom with shower
- Fully equipped kitchen, which includes an electric range, refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, cooking utensils, kitchenware (dishes, silverware, etc.)
Campers must bring their own toiletries and linens (sheets, pillowcases, pillows, blankets, and towels).
| CABIN | BED ROOMS |
BEDS |
| A, B, C, D, E G | Two | 1D, 4T |
| F, H | One | 1D, 2T |
| D=Double Bed; T=Twin Bed | ||
Cabin Floor Plans
Click each image to enlarge the floor plan.
Directions & Weather
Camp Shasta is at 36771 Clark Creek Road. Turn left and proceed 4.2 miles to the Camp Shasta turnoff following the road to Pit #3 Powerhouse. Go 300 yards and make a right turn into the camp. Look for the sign to Camp Shasta.
Camp Host
Kelly Jacobs
(530) 335-2027
36771 Clark Creek Road
Burney, CA 96013
This will be Kelly’s first season at Camp Shasta. We look forward to seeing what she has in store for the camp.
Water Sports Advisory
Several water bodies in the southwestern United States, including California, have become infested with the non-native Quagga mussel in recent years. This species is very invasive and, once introduced, can proliferate rapidly. The spread of these mussels is very damaging to the native ecosystem and ultimately causes significant harm to water collection and distribution systems, including power generation facilities. Fortunately, they are not currently known to exist in any PG&E reservoirs. The biggest risk factor for the spread of this species is bringing watercraft or water-related equipment from infested waters. If you are planning to bring a boat or other water-borne equipment to a PSEA facility, find out more about how you can help prevent the spread of this species by going to the Department of Fish and Game website at https://wildlife.ca.gov/Conservation/Invasives/Quagga-Mussels.