Campsite XXX at GURNSEY CREEK in California. MANAGEMENT site. No utility hookups. Maximum 100 people per site. First-come, first-served — no reservation needed.
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Equipment & Vehicle Limits
Important sizing constraints for your RV, trailer, or tent setup.
Max Vehicle Length
99
Max Num of Vehicles
1
Driveway Surface
Gravel
Driveway Entry
Back-In
Capacity & Rules
Max Num of People
100
Min Num of People
1
How Site XXX Compares
One of 54 sites at GURNSEY CREEK — 52 of them in the AREA GURNSEY CREEK loop.
ADA accessible — one of only 1 accessible sites at this campground.
Recreation.gov photos of the campground. Specific site appearance may differ — these show the surrounding area and amenities.
Gurnsey Creek Campground near the entrance — Laseen National Forest (Jessie A)Gurnsey Creek Map — USDA Photo by Jessie AGurnsey — Lassen National ForestGurnsey Creek Group Campground — Lassen National ForestGC — Lassen National ForestCampsites at Gurnsey Creek are well spaced and unique. — USDA Forest ServiceGurnsey Creek Group Loop 1 — USDA Forest Service
Booking Tips for Site XXX
First-come first-served: arrive early, especially Friday afternoons in peak season
Have a backup: sites can fill up — know your second choice nearby
Quiet hours: typically 10pm–6am in federal campgrounds
Check-in/out: 12:00 PM / 12:00 PM
Leave No Trace: pack out all trash, including food scraps
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I reserve campsite XXX?
No — this site is first-come, first-served. Arrive early during peak season.
How many people can stay at site XXX?
Maximum occupancy is 100 people and 1 vehicles.
What size RV fits at site XXX?
Max vehicle length is 99 ft.
What hookups does site XXX have?
This is a dry site — no electric, water, or sewer hookups.
Is site XXX ADA accessible?
Yes — this site is marked as ADA accessible. Check Recreation.gov for specific accessibility features.