19765 Gregory Creek Road, Lakehead, CA, 96051
At 19765 Gregory Creek Rd in Lakehead, our park balances easy freeway access with the calm of mature trees and open space. Spacious sites welcome everything from small trailers to large Class A motor homes and fifth wheels — with smooth pull-through and back-in access that makes setup simple. Tucked away enough for a quiet night's rest, close enough to be on the lake by morning. It's the kind of stop travelers remember — and come back to.
Trail In RV Campground is an RV park located on 19765 Gregory Creek Road in Lakehead, CA. The site includes .
Last Updated: 05/22/2026
Welcome, Road Dogs
Pets are part of the family, and they're welcome at Trail Inn. To keep the campground safe, quiet, and
clean for every guest, we ask that all pet owners follow the simple guidelines below during your stay.
Pets General Rules
•All pets must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet whenever outside your RV, tent, or cabin.
• Pets may not be left unattended outside or tied up at your site at any time.
• Please clean up after your pet immediately. Waste bags are available near the office.
• Pets must be kept quiet — excessive barking that disturbs other guests is not permitted.
• Owners are fully responsible for any damage or injury caused by their pet.
• A maximum of two (2) pets per site is allowed without prior approval.
Service Animals
Service animals as defined by the ADA are always welcome at no additional charge and are not
subject to breed or size restrictions. Please let our team know at check-in so we can support your
stay.
Pet Restrictions
For the comfort and safety of all guests, aggressive animals of any breed will be asked to leave the
property. Trail Inn reserves the right to refuse service to pets exhibiting threatening behavior.
Where Pets Are Welcome
Leashed pets are welcome throughout the campground grounds and at your site. Pets are not
permitted inside the office, restrooms, showers, or laundry facilities (service animals excepted)
19765 Gregory Creek Road, Lakehead, CA, 96051
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One of Northern California's most beloved recreation destinations — endless coves, world-class bass fishing, and shoreline that stretches farther than a single trip can cover.