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Cabins available summer 2023!
We have some cabins available for a week long stay from Saturday to Saturday July 8 to July 15. There is a 4 night minimum on all stays for the peak of the season. Nightly rate for a small cabin is $145 plus taxes and fees. nightly rate for large cabins are $170 plus taxes ...
Openings in July!
Lake Pillsbury is looking beautiful, currently sitting at 1,897 ft elevation = 52,572 acre feet. For those of you who like to hear percentage, the lake is roughly 70% full right now! We have cabins and camping sites available for 4th of July!! please call for more information! (707)743-9935
Spring rains are a blessing for Lake Pillsbury
What a wonderful sight to see Lake Pillsbury so full this April, 2018 from early spring rains. As of July 2017, both the Lake and Mendocino county roads in from Upper Lake and Potter Valley were open and passable. By reservation, you can book your week stay in our campground with many choice sites still available early June and later in July. For shorter stays with large groups, we have some areas open for group camping that can be booked now. Weekend reservations are only taken a few weeks out from check-in date once we roll into our busy time.
Camping at Lake Pillsbury Resort
This summer we are going to shift things around a bit with a new structure in our Loafers Point area (camps #21-#30). We are accepting group reservations now for check-ins mid week with the full weekend included in your stay. The only camp that is not in this mix is camp #27F as it is reserved weekly almost all summer and a year in advance. So right now, you can reserve as a group for a 5-night stay for 5 camps or more, checking in mid-week and ending after the weekend.
Something for Everyone at Lake Pillsbury
Zack and Doug (formally known as Dad) enjoyed some preseason calm and then the full on activities of Memorial Day weekend here at Lake Pillsbury Resort. With drone, film crew and friends, they created a great video for us showing what Lake Pillsbury is all about (thanks guys!!!). In late spring or early summer, it’s ...
