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Fish Lake Campground is a quiet, inexpensive lakeside spot known for steady trout, bass and bluegill fishing and small boats (no gas motors). Many visitors praise the catch rates, but thick lily pads and weeds can limit shoreline access and make the launch difficult. Campsites vary from roomy and scenic to small and unlevel; reservations increase chances of a better site. Amenities are basic—vault toilets and some running water, no showers—and cell service is often absent. Expect mosquitos and occasional yellow jackets, and be bear-aware by storing food securely. The access road can be long and rough.

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📖 About This Campground

Fish Lake Campground lies on the shore of its namesake at the northwestern edge of Six Rivers National Forest. Lily pads thrive on the lake, and Douglas fir and cedar trees provide ample shade and a secluded camping experience. Most sites are suitable for both tent and RV camping. Vault toilets, drinking water, tables and combination fire ring grills are provided.
Located about 1,780 feet above sea level, the campground is nestled in a mixed hardwood and conifer forest with fir and Port Orford cedar trees that provide low-level shade and friendly midsummer breezes. Fish Lake is believed to be the second-largest freshwater lake in California's Humboldt County. Some campsites offer sweeping lake views, while others are within a short walk of the water.
Canoeing and swimming are popular activities on the lake. The kayaking, whitewater rafting and fishing at the nearby Klamath, Trinity and Salmon Rivers is considered some of the best in northern California. Campers can hike a system of trails, including the Blue Lake, Red Lake and Fish Lake trails, all of which have trailheads in the campground. Visitors also enjoy fishing for trout, bluegill, and bass in the lake or explore native plants and wildlife throughout the lush region.

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