Greenville Mutual Aid Campground

What distinguishes the Greenville Campground in California is its serene placement amidst the picturesque Indian Valley, coupled with its accessibility to both natural beauty and essential conveniences. Located just one mile from the historic town of Greenville and nine miles from Lake Almanor, it offers an intimate camping experience with 17 well-maintained sites featuring campfire rings and picnic tables. The campground blends shade-providing evergreens, delicate wildflowers, and a meandering creek, creating a tranquil atmosphere perfect for relaxation and recreation.

The Greenville Campground is a haven for both nature lovers and activity enthusiasts. Its proximity to Lake Almanor yields opportunities for boating, fishing, kayaking, and swimming, while the nearby Round Valley Reservoir offers additional fishing and hiking adventures. The quaint towns of Crescent Mills and Taylorsville, also nearby, provide charming stops for groceries, dining, and even antique shopping, adding to the campground's appeal. For those interested in geology, a scenic drive to Lassen Volcanic National Park reveals unique volcanic features not far from this peaceful basecamp.

Nestled off Highway 89, this campground is easily accessible and provides essential amenities such as vault toilets, potable water, and picnic areas, ensuring a comfortable stay. Rich with natural beauty and conveniently close to local attractions, it suits campers seeking both a quiet retreat and adventurous day trips in the heart of northern California’s outdoor offerings.