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It's time to get our costumes on at Finnon Lake once again. Decorate your bus, decorate you, trick or treating, spirits, camp fires and always a good time.The lake is full and Fish & Game just stocked it with 500 lbs of trout (approximately 1,353 new fish). Catch and release only. Free disc golf for campers.It is $20 site per night. Reservations are recommended.Firewood available for $5/bundle delivered to your campsite.Please note:Mosquito Road is not an option for the buses to drive-in…See More

For information on the Hallsted campground, the recreation.gov link is below:Hallsted CampgroundThe Historic Feather River Railroad route runs on the opposite side of the river from the campground. Trains climb and descend the grade at all hours-you will be falling asleep to the rumble of the diesel engines and the squeal of steel wheels on the tracks. If you have never driven…See More

While everybody else is watching the pre-Superbowl stuff, we'll be camping! Reservations can be made at http://parkreservations.solanocounty.com/As usual, bring wood and wine. This event will be held rain or shine, as either the Tent of Doom or one of its spawn will give us some protection as we sit around the fire.If somebody else organizes it, we may have our usual chili cook-off.  And Friday night will be pizza night, so bring your camp…See More

Did you ever wonder where the historic Western Pacific railroad tracks went from the Keddie Wye? The main line goes east over the Sierra but a branch line turns to the north. It is known as the Highline. It follows Indian Creek to the north. It passes by Crescent Mills and Lake Almanor.We're camping in Taylorsville, a few miles east of the Highline tracks. Taylorsville has a great market with high quality meats, home-made sausages, sandwiches and other grocery items. The Taylorsville campground…See More

Dillons Beach/Lawson's LandingNO BOVINES along the seawall :)A casual beach getaway, $70 for the weekend... pricey, but whatcha gonna do? No hook ups or electrical available. Well you could share a site and split the difference.  The Lawson village is on its last legs since the state will be taking over, sad... many of the old trailers have been moved already.I have reserved  site 3-5 along the seawall (water view of Tomales Bay) for myself , Gene and Mike. The seawall is located a short walk…See More