Camp ObserverBrandy Creek Primitive Campground
Camp site features
Across 2 camp sites:
- Fire pit: 1 of 2 sites
- Picnic table: all 2 sites
- Pets allowed: all 2 sites
- Longest rig: 25 ft
- Largest party: 6 people
Directions
From Interstate 5 in Redding, CA, drive 10 miles west on Highway 299. Turn left on Kennedy Memorial Drive and follow it for 5.4 miles to Brandy Creek Road. Turn left and follow Brandy Creek Road for 1.2 miles to the entrance to the campground on the right-hand side of the road. Site #1 will be immediately to the left. Site #2 will be to the right down the driveway.
Stay Limit
Check in from 1 PM, check out by 12 PM.
Reviews
Kevin W
Loop:Brandy Creek Primitive Campground
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Reviewed 3 months ago
We stayed at primitive campground 02. It was easily large enough for the three of us. Two picnic tables, fire ring and a bear box. It’s level and was clean. The rest room was close but not too close and it was very clean with no odor at all. These sites are up the hill and remote. There were people at site 01 but it’s 100 yards away from 02 and we never heard them. If you like to be by yourself, sites 01 and 02 is the place to be. We will definitely stay up there again!
Court A
Loop:Brandy Creek Primitive Campground
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Reviewed 8 months ago
Good spot, away from the lake but that was ok, pretty quiet if site below is quiet. I would stay there again
Matthew C
Loop:Brandy Creek Primitive Campground
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Reviewed 10 months ago
The trees and brush are slowy starting to grow back. The sites are pretty exposed, so hot sun during the day and windy at night. Other than that, they are nice, out of the way, fairly private campsites each having their own composting toilet.
The undergrowth is coming back with a vengance, so while there's an abundance of dead wood to harvest, getting to it will be challenging without a lot of bushwacking.
Jorge L
Loop:Brandy Creek Primitive Campground
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Reviewed 2 years ago
There are no facilities but lots of trees for needed shade and the beach is nearby.
Tom K
Loop:Brandy Creek Primitive Campground
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Reviewed 2 years ago
Site #1 was peaceful with a limited but nice view of Whiskeytown Lake. Two picnic tables, a fire-ring, bearproof storage box. You could hear a nearby creek/small waterfall but was not visible from the campsite.
Jenna D
Loop:Brandy Creek Primitive Campground
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Reviewed 3 years ago
People were in our campsite. Then it was too hot to stay and no fires allowed. Total trip was a bust.
