Cabin in Shingletown, CA
6 guests · 2 bedrooms · 3 baths
Reasons to book
Guests love it hereGuests give this property a top rating
Great for petsBring all your friends and family, even the furry ones
Well priced for this locationPriced under area average
About this cabin rental
The camping cabin at Bigfoot Lodging in the woods with majestic tall pine trees close to Lassen Volcanic National Park. This is one of 4 cabins that do not have private bathrooms but clean public bathrooms with showers and free hot water are only steps away. There's also a public sink outside for washing dishes.
The property has a private lake and creek where you can relax in the natural and peaceful wooded setting and a short hiking trail that goes to a small 70' waterfall.
This is a CAMPING cabin - "Glamping" at its best, a two room cabin with a queen bed in one room and two (2) adult size bunk beds in the other room, sleeps 6. The cabin has a small refrigerator, hot water kettle and a microwave, air conditioner for those few hot nights and a heater for the chilly nights. Outside is a picnic table, a BBQ grill and a fire pit for cooking or for evening ambiance. Campfires are permitted year round.
Please help us keep the cost of cleaning low by keeping the place clean as possible. Please do not leave garbage around, we do have garbage bins outside.
Restrooms and showers are a very short distance from the cabins. Shampoo, soap, hair conditioner, hot water and toilet paper are provided at no extra cost.
Pet Owners: There is a one time pet fee of $35 for one pet or $50 for 2 or 3 pets per stay. No breed restrictions, but your dog must be on a leash at all times when outside and/or walking around the campground. Max 3 pets allowed.
RESORT FEATURES:
- Small lake and creek that runs through the property
- Volleyball
- Basketball
- Mini store on site
- Firewood available for purchase
- Laundry on site (coin operated)
- Public bathrooms
- Walking/hiking trails
- Toy shed with lots of different toys, balls etc.
- EV charger ($50 per overnight charge) Charging at the cabin is prohibited.
Guests have access to all from the above.
Perfect place to camp, BBQ, walk, bike, hike, or just relax by the lake, creek or waterfall.
Check-in: After 4pm
Check-out: before 11am
Plenty of safe parking. Parking is free.
Coin operated washer and dryer are a short walk away from the cabin.
PARKS/FORESTS: Lassen Volcanic National Park (15.0 miles), Thousand Lakes Wilderness (29.8 miles), Burney Falls Park (51.2 miles)
TRAILS: Hiking/walking trails (access on-site), Lassen Peak (37.9 miles), Mill Creek Falls (42.4 miles), Bumpass Hell Trail (38.4), Devastated Area Loop Trail (26 miles), Kings Creek Trailhead (32.6)
FISHING/BOATING: Lake McCumber (7.6 miles), Woodridge Lake (2.8 miles), Manzanita Lake (17 miles), Summit Lake (29 miles), Hat Creek (28.2 miles), Shasta Lake (43 miles)
AIRPORT: Redding Airport (28.7 miles), Sacramento International Airport (168 miles)
The property has a private lake and creek where you can relax in the natural and peaceful wooded setting and a short hiking trail that goes to a small 70' waterfall.
This is a CAMPING cabin - "Glamping" at its best, a two room cabin with a queen bed in one room and two (2) adult size bunk beds in the other room, sleeps 6. The cabin has a small refrigerator, hot water kettle and a microwave, air conditioner for those few hot nights and a heater for the chilly nights. Outside is a picnic table, a BBQ grill and a fire pit for cooking or for evening ambiance. Campfires are permitted year round.
Please help us keep the cost of cleaning low by keeping the place clean as possible. Please do not leave garbage around, we do have garbage bins outside.
Restrooms and showers are a very short distance from the cabins. Shampoo, soap, hair conditioner, hot water and toilet paper are provided at no extra cost.
Pet Owners: There is a one time pet fee of $35 for one pet or $50 for 2 or 3 pets per stay. No breed restrictions, but your dog must be on a leash at all times when outside and/or walking around the campground. Max 3 pets allowed.
RESORT FEATURES:
- Small lake and creek that runs through the property
- Volleyball
- Basketball
- Mini store on site
- Firewood available for purchase
- Laundry on site (coin operated)
- Public bathrooms
- Walking/hiking trails
- Toy shed with lots of different toys, balls etc.
- EV charger ($50 per overnight charge) Charging at the cabin is prohibited.
Guests have access to all from the above.
Perfect place to camp, BBQ, walk, bike, hike, or just relax by the lake, creek or waterfall.
Check-in: After 4pm
Check-out: before 11am
Plenty of safe parking. Parking is free.
Coin operated washer and dryer are a short walk away from the cabin.
PARKS/FORESTS: Lassen Volcanic National Park (15.0 miles), Thousand Lakes Wilderness (29.8 miles), Burney Falls Park (51.2 miles)
TRAILS: Hiking/walking trails (access on-site), Lassen Peak (37.9 miles), Mill Creek Falls (42.4 miles), Bumpass Hell Trail (38.4), Devastated Area Loop Trail (26 miles), Kings Creek Trailhead (32.6)
FISHING/BOATING: Lake McCumber (7.6 miles), Woodridge Lake (2.8 miles), Manzanita Lake (17 miles), Summit Lake (29 miles), Hat Creek (28.2 miles), Shasta Lake (43 miles)
AIRPORT: Redding Airport (28.7 miles), Sacramento International Airport (168 miles)
Amenities at Camping Cabin B Near Lassen NP With Shared Bathrooms/Showers
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Shingletown, CA
Ratings and reviews
10 / 10Outstanding·Apr 2026
my expectations were completely exceeded. What I initially felt unsure about turned into a “wow” experience. I would definitely recommend this property to anyone looking for a clean, comfortable, and hassle-free place to stay. I would happily come back again in the future!
10 / 10Outstanding·Mar 2026
Had bonfires at nightAlittle a/c in the day. The hike to the stream and waterfall was lovely. It needs to be trimmed down by waterfall. But you can still get great pics.
10 / 10Outstanding·Sep 2025
The grounds were beautiful! We loved the waterfall and stream! There were wild blackberries along the trail to the waterfall. The owner was friendly and accommodated us when we had to extend our stay due to car trouble. There are several cool projects he's working on. We would definitely stay here again.
6 / 10Average·Aug 2024
On cleanliness: our use of the main camp bathroom Sunday night met us with a surprise. A small frog crawled out of the sink overflow. It was caught and thrown outside. Ironically, another frog crawled out in the morning as well and on Tuesday there was one in the shower. No one was in the office to inform. There must be an open-air sewage pipe since the frogs were in the drains.
Other than the frogs, the bathroom was clean. The cabin was clean. Sheets were super soft and comfortable. The mattress caves to the middle. One AC unit for both rooms so if hot, you can't close the bunkroom door.
After a warning by Vrbo that there was a potential threat to our safety because of a wildfire near Living Springs, we tried to contact them.
The property was under a mandatory evacuation order until the day before our reservation. Air quality warning for the area was also a significant concern.
Neither Vrbo nor us received timely responses to our emails.
A day before our trip, Vrbo gave us a cancelation number and said they were cancelling our reservation and giving us a refund. But the owner refused saying they were not anywhere near the fires.
We were lied to several times.
Several of our family have asthma and poor air quality could cause serious health issues. As such, four of our party did not travel with us and had to make other arrangements. Smoke on Monday morning was obvious in the camp and on Tuesday it was very bad. Our concerns were justified.
If you go here, be cautious
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8.8Excellent
(23 Ratings)
"my expectations were completely exceeded. What I initially felt unsure about turned into a “wow” experience. I would definitely recommend this property to anyone looking for a clean, comfortable, and ..."
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