Oroville floating campsites?

cib11b · Post by **cib11b** » Mon May 17, 2010 1:21 pm

Has anyone ever stayed at one? What do they include? and price?

f350mudder · Post by **f350mudder** » Mon May 17, 2010 1:36 pm

Its kinda like a house boat,they have a bathroom a bbq,docking for a couple boats.You have to provide your own water and lights.I believe they can sleep up to about 18 people.I hope this helps,there might be a few more things I forgot.

fish_food · Post by **fish_food** » Mon May 17, 2010 2:05 pm

cib11b wrote:What do they include?

It's just a floating air mattress with a mushroom anchor. We're living in the age of austerity, don't ya know...

21farms · Post by **21farms** » Mon May 17, 2010 7:54 pm

info from: http://www.lakeoroville.net/index.php?o ... Itemid=106

Floating Campsites have several great attributes to make your stay a memorable one:
Room for 15 people
Docking for 3 boats
Restroom
Gas BBQ (gas is provided)
Picnic table
Lockabe storage closet
Food prparation area
Sink basin (no water is provided)
Safety railing
You are resposible to bring the following items to your floating campsite:
Camping gear (sleeping pads, sleeping bags, tents, etc.)
Lights
Water
Food
Boat (As a safety precaution, you must get yourself to your floating campsite. No transportation is provided.)
Garbage Bags (All trash must be taken with you when you leave.)
Anything else you want for fun
Floating Campsites are unique in several ways:
More private than regular campgrounds
Your boat stays in the water, ready to be used at all times
You can fish right off the side
You get rocked gently to sleep at night
The are located within no-wake zones in coves around the lake
There's nothing like them in California!