Modoc National Forest

An excellently maintained cabin. Stayed 7 nights. Extremely quiet. Beautiful location. Wood stove heats the place nicely. Not sure I could say any critique really. You should never assume water, kitchen supplies/pans/equipment, etc.. Bring what you need. Area is gorgeous, remote. I guess I'd say, it's clear cattle are king here and you can expect any land in this entire area to be negatively impacted by them.

Can't wait until the next visit!

With the Pine Bark Beetle infestation and the amount of trees cut and piled up the place was almost unrecognizable. The campsites that used to be shaded are now in a lot of sun so you are constantly looking for some relief.

I was shocked to see how many trees have been removed. The lake is still beautiful, but the area surrounding the campground has changed. Despite the extensive removal, there are still many dead trees, so I expect more cutting to come. In addition, the trees are so sparse that many of those left behind have already blown/fallen down. We love exploring the area, including Glass Mountain, Bullseye Lake, Jot Dean Cave, and Lava Beds National Park. The restrooms (pit toilets) were clean and well stocked. Campground fees are very reasonable.

It is a beautiful place. The campground is nice but the sites are little to close to each other. The lava tubes were not far away and are worth checking out.

Friendly camp host. Clean group camping site. Beautiful lake 💙. All kinds of wildlife. We had 31 people and 11 dogs 🐕 and everything went well. Thank you for a great visit. See 👀 you next year.