Susanville RV Resort – clean, quiet pull-through RV sites with full hook-ups in Susanville, CA near Bizz Johnson Trail & Lassen Volcanic National Park

The 24-mile Bizz Johnson National Recreation Trail winds through the rugged Susan River Canyon, crossing trestle bridges and old railroad tunnels along the way. Enjoy scenic hiking, mountain biking, or horseback riding surrounded by pine forest and beautiful canyon views.

This 1,100-acre recreation area features over 29 miles of multi-use single-track trails for hikers, mountain bikers, and equestrians. Rolling meadows, shaded forests, and panoramic hilltop views make it a favorite spot for both locals and visitors.

A moderate 6.2-mile loop with about 1,050 feet of elevation gain. Expect rewarding views of the valley and surrounding mountains. The climb is steep but well-worth it — a great workout hike close to town.

A short, moderate 1.4-mile out-and-back trail with 285 feet of gain leading to a scenic overlook once used as a helicopter landing site. Ideal for a quick sunset walk or casual morning hike.

Visit the Bureau of Land Management’s Wild Horse and Burro Corrals to see herds of mustangs up close. Learn about the adoption program and the history of wild horses in the American West.

Step into the past at the restored 1913 Susanville Railroad Depot. Explore exhibits on local railroad history and regional trails, or start your adventure along the Bizz Johnson Trail right from the depot.

Located in nearby Chester, this museum showcases the region’s forestry heritage, logging tools, and the history of sustainable timber management in Northern California’s forests.

Built in 1854, Roop’s Fort is Susanville’s oldest building and a key historic site from the brief “Sagebrush War.” Visit this preserved log structure to learn about the area’s early settlers and colorful frontier history.

Travel this spectacular byway connecting Lassen Volcanic National Park to Crater Lake in Oregon. The drive passes through mountain lakes, volcanic formations, and forests rich with wildlife and photo opportunities.

Relax by the crystal-clear waters of Lake Almanor — perfect for fishing, kayaking, or swimming. Nearby Chester Park offers shaded picnic spots and mountain views for a peaceful afternoon.

Just a short drive from Susanville, Lassen Volcanic National Park features steaming fumaroles, alpine lakes, and the iconic Lassen Peak. Hike, explore hydrothermal features, or enjoy breathtaking mountain vistas year-round.

Step back in time in these historic Northern California towns. Visit McCloud’s charming downtown and waterfalls, or stop by Old Station’s unique geological formations on your way toward Lassen.

Explore over 700 lava tube caves at Lava Beds National Monument near Tulelake. The area combines fascinating geology with rich Native American and World War II history — a one-of-a-kind Northern California adventure.

Reservations are recommended to guarantee your site, but we also welcome walk-ins when space allows. Payment is taken at check-in, and there’s no fee for canceling or modifying your stay.

Yes — every daily and weekly site is pull-through with full hook-ups for water, sewer, and power. No backing required.

Absolutely. We honor veterans, active military, first responders, and members of AAA, AARP, and Good Sam with discounted daily and weekly rates.

Yes! We welcome well-behaved dogs and have grassy walking areas throughout the park. Please note that insurance restrictions apply to certain breeds — call ahead if you have questions.

No problem. Our office is open daily from 8 AM to 6 PM, but we provide an easy after-hours check-in process. Just call ahead for instructions.

We accept cash, checks, debit, and all major credit cards. Payment is collected at check-in for your convenience.

Susanville RV Resort is open year-round. Whether you’re visiting in summer sunshine or winter snow, our clean, heated facilities and level sites are ready for your stay.