TESTIMONIALS

"A quiet, restful place to enjoy God's wonderful world. Kitchen facility great. It's good to have places for tents and RV parking and a place to stay inside if needed."
—Joan Wheeler, Cadwallader family camp

"Camp facilities were perfect. They improver every year thanks to a great caretaker" —Professor Charles R. Goldman, U.C.Davis professor, environmental studies.

"Outdoor setting, worship experiences, fellowship most enjoyable. Many improvements made over past years. Camp host always available, helpful and supportive." —Carol Kern, Jerry Wren, Shasta Family Camp

"Great kitchen, wonderful selection of magazines, fantistic view. Beautiful location." —Desjardins family

"Everything was wonderful! We appreciate the toboggans, and that Paul had the fire started and lights on. Lynne was very helpful and informative."—Aldersgate Methodist Church

"This cabin is great. This is our 4th or 5th winter here and we have seen many improvements." —Matt Jensen, Lake Almanor Community Church.

“The cabin/lodge is great. We enjoyed the seclusion and the surrounding." —Scott & Sandra Norris

"Asolutely outstanding facility: Lodge and Babylon are tremendous" —First Baptist Church of Corning


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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

What are your fees?
See Services

Do you have a special rate for nonprofit organizations?
No, we are not permitted to discriminate.

How far in advance do we need to make reservatons?
As far as a year if possible to reserve a date you wish, or whenever the date you desire is available.

What type of deposit do you require?
$100 to reserve the date and $25 cleaning fee, refunded when all is cleaned to our requirements.

How do we make a reservation
Write to U.M.Shasta Camp at 7800 French Creek Road, Etna, CA 96027, or phone registrar Fai Schwarzenberg at (530) 467-3166

Can I stop by the site with some members of my group to have a look around?
Visitors are always welcome. Phone ahead to our host at 925-0300 so he will be there to show you around.

What are the accommodations for cooking?
We have a well equipped kitchen with dishes, pots and pans, coffee pots, utensils etc.

Is there staff available if we need anything?
Our host will greet you on arrival and be on hand if you have any needs.


Can I bring my dog?
Pets are welcome if well behaved, kept on a leash. Owners must collect their refuse in plastic bags and place in garbage.</p>


What else is there to do at the site?
We are not responsible for entertainment, but can point you to interests in the area: Castle Lake, hiking trails, ski bowl, river rafting. Games, reading materials, wildflower enjoyment is there to enjoy. More activities.


What To Bring
If you plan to camp out, be sure to bring a tent, a sleeping bag and air mattress in addition to your usual toilet articles. Nights are cool at a 4,500-foot elevation. Sturdy footwear is also important as walks at the camp are not paved. For those planning to use the Buckner Lodge, bring towels, sleeping bag and pad, as the camp does not supply these items. Do not forget cameras, flashlights, binoculars, bird books, flower books and any other resources to help you appreciate the camp's special gifts. Above all, bring a sense of excitement and an open heart and mind!

 

Access during the winter

The access road from Mt. Shasta City is approximately 11 miles over a paved road and a 1/8-mile unpaved entrance road. When snow packed (winter months) the camp can be reached by snowshoes &amp;/or cross-country skis