Experience Rustic Equestrian Camping at Mount Shasta’s RV Site #7
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
overnight to multiple days
Fitness Level
Suitable for individuals comfortable with horseback riding over varied terrain and basic camping tasks.
Overview
Discover Mount Shasta’s RV Site #7, a rugged horse-friendly campground offering plumbed water and spacious pens without power hookups. Ideal for equestrian adventurers craving a back-to-nature experience amid breathtaking volcanic landscapes.
RV Site #7
Starting at $30/night |Water available, No power | 2 horse pens
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About This Adventure
Experience a unique stay with your horses at our facility, featuring convenient plumbed water and spacious horse pens. Enjoy the tranquility of nature without power distractions, perfect for a peaceful retreat. Ensure your horses are ready with required health documentation for an unforgettable equestrian getaway.
Rates
1 Night: - $30 2 Nights: - $60 3 Nights: - $90 4 Nights: - $120 5 Nights: - $150 6 Nights: - $165 7 Nights: - $180
About
- All sites have plumbed water
- No power
- 2 horse pens (12x16) available for $20/night/horse
Important Information:
Proof of vaccinations or a current health certificate and Coggins test are required to stay at this facility with horses.
Adventure Tips
Bring horse health documentation
Ensure your horses have current health papers as required for onsite boarding at the pens.
Pack plenty of water for yourself
Though horse water is provided, campers should bring enough drinking water for themselves during stays.
Prepare for no electrical hookups
This primitive site does not have power; bring solar chargers or battery backups if needed.
Check weather forecasts carefully
Mountain weather can change rapidly; bring layers and rain gear especially in spring and fall.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mule deer
- Bald eagle
History
Mount Shasta is sacred to several Native American tribes, considered a spiritual mountain with long-standing cultural significance.
Conservation
The site encourages minimal-impact camping practices to protect the fragile volcanic ecosystem and water sources.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Portable water container
Useful for carrying personal drinking water to and from the on-site tap.
Horse feed and tack
Bring your horse’s feed and riding gear since the site only provides pens and water.
Camping stove or fire kit
No power means cooking requires a personal stove or campfire setup.
Layered outdoor clothing
Mornings and evenings can be chilly, so layering is key for comfort.
spring specific