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What Should I Bring?
We provide almost everything you’ll need—and many things you’ll want. For extra comfort, we recommend bringing a fire or charcoal starter*, bug spray (please do not spray it inside the tents), a bear-resistant canister for extra food, and a sleeping bag or extra blanket. Pack long pants, sturdy shoes or boots, and socks if you plan to hike. You’ll also want to bring any food you’d like to prepare during your stay, a water bottle, shower shoes, a cell phone charger or power bank, a flashlight or headlamp, charcoal for the grills*, and a cooler with ice. If you plan to swim or raft, don’t forget your swimwear. We also recommend visiting our Host Co. store to make sure you have everything you may need during your stay.
*Seasonal and subject to fire restrictions.
How Do I Book a Massage?
What better way to enjoy a little rest and relaxation than by booking a spa service at Radio Ranch?
Tune In Massage Works offers professional on-site massage and energy work to guests for an additional charge. Email us before your stay, which is preferred, or visit our Host Co. store to book and pay.
Payment must be received at least 24 hours in advance to guarantee your appointment. Appointments are subject to availability.
Are Pets Allowed?
Pets are welcome for an additional fee in our cabins and campers. Pets are not permitted in tents. For their safety and the comfort of other guests, pets must remain leashed at all times. Please add the pet fee when booking your stay or visit our Host Co. store to add it afterward. Visit our Contract page to review the complete Pet Policy.
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Each pet fee includes treats, access to pet bowls (located in the camping kitchen), potable water, a pet blanket, and a treat! Pet beds available upon request.
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Please never leave your pet unattended in a tent, cabin, camper, or vehicle.
Do You Provide Wi-Fi?
Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the campground via Starlink. We have a dedicated router for guests, so service is generally reliable, especially in the common areas. During the summer, dense tree growth may weaken the signal at more distant sites. Alpine & Aristocrat may have limited reception indoors, but service is usually available outside. Connection strength may vary by location and device.
During a power outage, we can operate our backup generators during normal business hours, helping guests stay connected. Radio Ranch can be a great option for remote workers, though occasional interruptions are possible in our rural location.
How Do I Add Services?
Extra services are offered à la carte to help keep our nightly rates low. After booking your stay, you may add pet fees, firewood, a gold-panning experience, a Bigfoot Encounter Photoshoot, a private tour, spa services such as our famous Herbal Tea Bath, or concierge services. Please visit our online Host Co. store to confirm availability and make arrangements. Some services require advance notice, so early booking is strongly recommended.
Can I Check In After Dark?
Arriving after dark is strongly discouraged. Some guests find the roads difficult to navigate, and locating your site can be challenging at night. We often host several guests at once, so please arrive quietly and be considerate of others. Our solar lights come on around dusk and are part of what makes Radio Ranch so special—you won’t want to miss them!
Please drive slowly on the steep gravel driveway and watch carefully for wildlife.
Guests are responsible for any damage caused by their vehicle.
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We understand that travel can be unpredictable. If you must arrive after dark, save your directions and site information in advance, proceed slowly, and prioritize safety at all times.
I Booked...Now What?
Yay! You should receive an automated welcome email—or a message through your booking platform—within 24 hours of booking. Another message containing our address, parking directions, gate code, and a link to our Contract will be sent 24–48 hours before check-in. Please review and save this information before you arrive. If you do not receive it, email us or message us through the platform you used to book. You will need the address and gate code to enter the property. Cell service may be unavailable until you connect to our guest Wi-Fi, so please do not begin your trip without saving or taking a screenshot of this information.
What Do We Do In Case of Emergency?
In the event of a life-threatening emergency, call 911. If you do not have cellular service, connect to the guest Wi-Fi and use Wi-Fi calling. Please notify your hosts of any emergency as soon as it is safe to do so.
The nearest hospital is Trinity Hospital in Weaverville (40 mi). Providence St. Joseph Hospital in Eureka and Mad River Hospital in Arcata are other options; both have 24-hour emergency departments.
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During your visit, please stay on designated paths, use the buddy system, and follow all posted rules and safety instructions. Guests are responsible for exercising appropriate caution while on and off the property. Please review our Contract for complete safety and liability terms.
Do You Provide Bear Boxes?
We provide a bear-resistant trash bin for disposing of food waste and garbage. Please keep it locked at all times by securing the latch underneath the lid.
We do not provide commercial-grade, bear-resistant food-storage lockers like those found in some national parks. We recommend bringing an approved bear-resistant canister for storing food and other scented items.
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Guests may also rent a bear canister through our Host Co. store.
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See below for additional meal and food-storage recommendations when camping in bear country.
Lost & Left Items
If you accidentally leave something behind, please contact us as soon as possible. We will be happy to search for your item. When we find an item but cannot identify its owner, we will hold it for up to two weeks from the date it is found. We can ship the item to you at your expense or arrange a time for you to pick it up at the property.
Please understand that we may be unable to contact you because we do not always know which guest left the item. Unclaimed items will be donated or disposed of after two weeks. Radio Ranch is not responsible for lost, misplaced, or stolen belongings.
Are Sites ADA Accessible?
Radio Ranch is located on a private mountainside homestead. The property follows historic mule trails and was developed using a low-impact, off-grid approach intended to preserve the natural landscape.
Our gravel pathways provide important fire breaks and follow the mountain’s natural contours. Guests should expect:
Uneven terrain, significant elevation changes, jagged rocks and exposed tree roots, small footbridges, and natural outdoor conditions throughout the property.
Because of our mountainside setting and the property’s natural features, we do not currently have paved, wheelchair-accessible pathways or fully accessible facilities.
We make reasonable efforts to accommodate guests whenever possible. These efforts include improving the accessibility of our website, using fragrance-free cleaning products, welcoming trained service animals, and working directly with guests to understand their individual needs. We are happy to answer specific questions, provide measurements, or share additional photographs of the terrain before you book.
Please note that Radio Ranch is completely off-grid. Guest accommodations do not have electrical outlets for medical equipment. Please contact us before booking if you have mobility, power, or other accessibility requirements.
What If I Arrive After Dark?
For the best experience, we strongly recommend arriving before dark. This guidance is included in your booking confirmation, on our website, and in your day-of-arrival message. Guests who choose to arrive after dark are responsible for locating their site and for any property damage or disturbance caused during arrival. Please bring a flashlight or headlamp.
Under no circumstances should guests approach or enter our private residence area after dark. Thank you for respecting our personal space.
Clear signs are posted throughout the property to help guide you after entering the gate. Please plan your route and arrival time in advance, save your check-in instructions, and come prepared for a rural camping environment.
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We want your arrival and stay to be relaxing, seamless, and enjoyable. Thank you for helping us keep Radio Ranch safe and peaceful for everyone.
How Do I Secure My Campsite?
Each tent closes with zippers. If you are concerned about valuables, we recommend locking them in your vehicle, keeping them with you, or bringing a small luggage lock to secure the tent zippers. Cabin doors do not have keys, but they can be locked from the inside while the cabin is occupied. Please do not attempt to lock cabin doors from the outside.
Because the cabins have unsecured pop-up windows, and tents are made of canvas and netting, no accommodation should be considered completely secure. However, Radio Ranch is a small, private campground with limited guests and a locked property gate, so guests generally do not find it necessary to lock their spaces. Please keep valuables out of sight and review our Contract for complete terms. Radio Ranch is not responsible for lost or stolen belongings.
Why Does My Dog Have To Be On A Leash?
Radio Ranch is located in a rural residential area, and neighboring dogs may occasionally wander onto the property. We require all guest dogs to remain leashed to help prevent conflicts with roaming animals and to protect our resident farm animals.
Leashes also help protect your pet from natural hazards. Poison oak grows in some areas, and dogs can transfer its oils to tents, bedding, clothing, and people. Poisonous mushrooms may also grow here. During spring and summer, foxtails and star thistle can injure pets and require veterinary care. Keeping dogs leashed and on designated paths reduces the risk of painful encounters with harmful plants and wildlife.
Please remember that not every guest is comfortable around dogs. Do not allow your pet to approach other guests or animals unless clearly invited. For everyone’s comfort and safety, please keep your dog leashed at all times.
Do You Host Private Events?
Yes! Radio Ranch is ideal for intimate private events and adult getaways with approximately 10–14 guests. Celebrate a birthday, reunion, milestone, or relaxing weekend with friends while enjoying the privacy and atmosphere of the entire camp.
Our Event Coordinator has more than 15 years of planning experience and would love to help make your gathering memorable. Ask about our whole-camp rental packages, available activities, and optional services.
We invite you to contact us for pricing to see whether Radio Ranch is the right setting for your celebration.
What Is Your Cancellation Policy?
For reservations made directly with Radio Ranch, cancellations received by 3:00 PM Pacific Time at least five days before check-in are eligible for a refund. Cancellations received after that deadline are nonrefundable. Whole-camp and private-event reservations require at least 30 days’ notice. Payment-processing fees and other nonrefundable charges will not be returned.
Reservations made through Airbnb, Hipcamp, Expedia, or another booking platform are subject to the cancellation policy shown when booking. Platform service fees are controlled by the platform and may be nonrefundable. Requests to move, shorten, or otherwise change a reservation within the applicable cancellation period will be treated as cancellations.
Add-ons and scheduled services may be canceled for a refund at least 48 hours before check-in or the scheduled appointment. Later cancellations and unused items, including firewood, are nonrefundable. Unused firewood may be left at your site to “pay it forward” to the next guest.
Refunds are not provided for wildfire smoke, rain, heat, cold, changing weather, road closures, government restrictions, or other circumstances outside Radio Ranch’s control. Guests are responsible for monitoring travel conditions, weather, air quality, and fire activity before arrival. We strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance for unexpected circumstances.
I Am On The Property And I Have A Question - What Do I Do?
Please send us a message through your booking platform or by email. Our Property Manager regularly monitors guest messages and usually responds within an hour during normal hours. However, they cannot be available 24/7, and messages sent after 9:00 PM Pacific Time may not be seen until the following morning.
Guest Wi-Fi is available for looking up general information, such as restaurant locations or instructions for equipment. Please follow Radio Ranch’s posted instructions and policies when using grills, firepits, or other camp amenities.
Unless there is an urgent safety or property concern—such as an injured guest, property damage, excessive noise, etc. —please avoid contacting us after 9:00 PM.
For life-threatening emergencies, call 911 first. First-time campers who would like additional assistance may add our concierge service through the Host Co. store.
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Please do not enter the private residence area at the end of the driveway. Thank you for respecting our privacy.
Is Radio Ranch Child Friendly?
Radio Ranch does not accommodate children under 12, and guests must be at least 21 years old to make a reservation. We are an adult-focused retreat designed for couples, solo travelers, and small groups celebrating honeymoons, anniversaries, birthdays, and other meaningful getaways.
At our mountainside property, guests encounter steep slopes, uneven trails, exposed rocks and roots, footbridges, open water, fire features, kitchen equipment, composting toilets, wildlife, and other natural hazards. We do not have playgrounds, childproof facilities, organized children’s activities, or childcare.
We also believe adults deserve a peaceful place to reconnect, celebrate, and reset without the atmosphere of a family resort. Guests ages 12–20 are welcome when included on the reservation and accompanied and supervised by a responsible adult. Please review our Contract before booking to make sure Radio Ranch is the right fit for your group.
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Please note: Each of our sites has a two person occupancy limit.
Why Is There A Pet Fee?
Many of our amenities are offered à la carte so we can keep our nightly rates affordable. Rather than including pet-related cleaning costs in every reservation, guests who bring an animal pay a pet fee to help cover the additional cleaning, laundry, wear, and sanitation required after a pet stays.
Pets also create additional waste and use campground resources, including trash disposal and potable water. We are happy to remain a pet-friendly retreat and offer this option to guests traveling with their furry companions. Paying the required pet fee helps us continue providing clean, comfortable accommodations for pet owners and guests without pets.
For your pet’s comfort, we provide pet blankets, bowls, and treats. Pet beds are also available upon request. A maximum of two pets is permitted per accommodation.
Trash Talk
Radio Ranch is a small, off-grid property with limited trash storage and paid disposal service. Our bins are intended for the ordinary household waste generated during your stay—not large bags of trash accumulated during your road trip, vehicle cleanout, or activities away from the property. Please take excessive or preexisting trash with you when you leave.
Help us reduce waste by choosing reusable items, avoiding unnecessary packaging, flattening cardboard, and separating recyclable materials whenever possible. Please do not place hazardous materials, electronics, batteries, propane cylinders, large items, or loose food waste in our bins.
All garbage must be securely bagged and placed inside the designated bear-resistant trash bin. Always fasten the latch beneath the lid after use. Keeping waste contained helps protect wildlife, prevents odors, and keeps Radio Ranch clean and enjoyable for everyone.
Where Can I Fish or Swim?
Cedar Flat is a beautiful Trinity River access point located about five minutes east of Radio Ranch on Highway 299. It offers small beaches, fishing and swimming areas, and public restrooms, and it is often less crowded than other river spots. Additional access points can be found along Highway 299 by following the posted “River Access” signs.
Feeling adventurous? Take a dip in the creek at the top of our Wild Ginger Waterfall Trail. The natural swimming hole can be a fun place to cool off when water conditions are safe. Water shoes are highly recommended. Please use caution, never swim alone, and remember that river and creek levels, currents, temperatures, and underwater conditions can change.
Radio Ranch is also approximately one hour from the coast. A California fishing license is generally required when fishing from the shore, while a license may not be required from a qualifying public ocean pier. Seasons, closures, catch limits, and other regulations still apply. Guests are responsible for reviewing and following all current fishing and boating laws.
Local fishing and boating guides are available through independent providers. We are happy to share recommendations upon request.
Tips To Stay Cool
Summer afternoons at Radio Ranch can get quite warm. Although check-in begins at 3:00 PM, the period between 3:00 and 6:00 PM is often the hottest part of the day. We know you may be eager to begin your Radio Ranch adventure, but we recommend enjoying an off-site activity, visiting the river, having an early dinner, or exploring the area until the afternoon heat begins to ease.
Ventilate your tent. Each tent has screened windows that can be opened to improve airflow.
Head to the river. Many locals spend hot summer afternoons along the Trinity River. Nothing cools you down quite like its crisp water. For an added adventure, book a rafting or kayaking trip with Six Rivers Rafting, Bigfoot Rafting, or Trinity River Rafting.
Take a cool shower or schedule an invigorating ice bath in our beautiful clawfoot tub.
Stand on one of our creek bridges. It may sound unusual, but the cool air flowing through the creek corridors acts like a natural air conditioner.
Take it slow. Rest in the shade and avoid strenuous hikes or activities during the hottest part of the day.
Stay hydrated. Bring an insulated water bottle or thermos filled with ice, and drink water regularly—even if you do not feel thirsty.
Bring a cooler or rent one of ours to keep drinks and food cold.
If you need a break from the heat, cool off in your vehicle—we won’t judge! Most importantly, never leave a person or pet unattended inside a tent, camper, or vehicle.
Tips To Stay Warm
Winter mornings and nights at Radio Ranch can be cold (but this is the most beautiful time to visit!). Follow these tips to stay warm, comfortable, and cozy:
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Pack warm pajamas, base layers, and a heavy outer layer. Long underwear, wool socks, gloves, and a warm hat are a winter camper’s best friends. We provide a warm comforter on each bed, but bringing an additional blanket or cold-weather sleeping bag is always a good idea.
Each tent, cabin, and camper is equipped with an indoor-safe propane heater. Please follow the posted operating instructions, keep belongings a safe distance away, maintain proper ventilation, and turn the heater off whenever you leave your accommodation.
Each campsite is also equipped with a smokeless firepit. Purchase plenty of firewood and start your fire early enough to warm. Fully extinguish the fire before leaving the campsite.
Enjoy a hot shower or bath. Reliable hot water is a luxury you will not find at every campground!
Pack disposable hand warmers. They work well in gloves, pockets, and boots and can help pre-warm your bedding. A heated camping chair can also make chilly evenings more comfortable.
We offer hot chocolate mix, apple cider, tea, and other warm drink mixes to enjoy. Remember to stay hydrated, even when the weather is cold.
Stay gently active during the day. Take a hike, prepare a meal, or explore the property—but avoid becoming sweaty, since damp clothing can make you feel colder afterward.
Why Do We Have To Pay For Firewood?
Firewood is a valuable resource, and a full cord can cost $400 or more. Although Radio Ranch is surrounded by forest, we do not cut live trees. Instead, we gather naturally fallen local wood, which often must be carried out by hand and allowed to season for at least a year before it is ready to burn.
The work continues from there. Each piece must be cut to size, transported, stacked, and kept dry. This process requires equipment, fuel, maintenance, storage space, and a significant amount of time and labor.
To keep our nightly rates affordable, firewood is offered à la carte so only the guests who use it pay for it. Our firewood station is self-service and operates on the honor system. Please pay for all firewood before using it.
Firewood is sold by the piece to keep pricing fair and flexible, so you pay only for what you need. The cost of a typical fire is comparable to purchasing a bundle of firewood from a local store. Unused firewood may be left at your site to “pay it forward” to a future guest.
To avoid transferring pests and disease that can damage our forests, please only use the firewood we provide or purchase from a reputable, local source. Do not burn treated or damaged wood or wood containing nails, screws, staples, etc. Thank you -
What's For Breakfast?
We now offer an all-day, self-service coffee and hot drink station!
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Help yourself anytime to freshly ground organic coffee, creamer, sweeteners, hot cocoa, or a selection of teas, cider mix and more.
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We also provide pancake mix, syrup, and rolled oats or granola. A variety of prepackaged snacks may be available while supplies last, so you’ll have something to enjoy whenever the "munchies" strike.
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Please note that Radio Ranch does not operate a commercial kitchen, so we cannot serve homemade or freshly prepared food. Guests are welcome to prepare the provided breakfast items in our camp kitchen. You are welcome to bring your own breakfast items in addition to what we offer. We are also happy to recommend nearby places to grab breakfast if you prefer something more substantial.
What's The Best Food For Camping In Bear Country?
When planning your meals, remember that any food can attract wildlife (including insects). The goal is to minimize strong odors, grease, spills, and leftovers while keeping all food properly secured.
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Simple, low-mess options include:
Ramen Bowls, sandwiches and tortilla wraps, rice, pasta, or tortellini, MREs, fresh or dried fruit, crackers and shelf-stable cheese, trail mix, mixed nuts, granola, protein bars, jerky, preportioned snacks and salad kits.
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Pack only what you expect to eat and avoid preparing especially greasy or strong-smelling foods, such as bacon or fish. All cooking and eating must take place in the designated kitchen area—not inside or directly beside your accommodation. Clean dishes, grills, tables, spills, and food scraps immediately after use.
Never store food, coolers, trash, cookware, pet food, pet bowls, or scented toiletries inside a tent, cabin, or camper.
Ordinary coolers are not bear-resistant, and we do not recommend hanging coolers or food from nearby trees.
Bear canisters are available to rent through our Host Co. store. Place all food waste and securely bagged garbage in the designated bear-resistant trash bin, and fasten the latch beneath the lid after every use. Proper food storage protects our guests, our property, and the bears.
How Do I Monitor the Weather?
Northern California is known for its many microclimates, meaning conditions can vary significantly over a relatively short distance. Weather in Burnt Ranch may be very different from conditions in Arcata, Willow Creek, or Weaverville. Elevation, shade, wind, cloud cover, and the surrounding terrain can all affect how the temperature feels.
Radio Ranch sits beneath a canopy of trees. This provides welcome shade during summer but may make the property feel cooler during spring and fall, particularly at night and in the early morning.
For the most accurate information, check a forecast specifically for Burnt Ranch, California, rather than relying on the forecast for a nearby city. Review both the daily and hourly forecasts before leaving home. During fire season, also monitor wildfire activity and air quality. Before driving, check current road conditions and closures along your route.
Our moderate cancellation policy gives guests time to review the forecast and decide whether they will be comfortable in an off-grid environment. Weather can still change unexpectedly, so please pack for conditions that may be warmer, colder, or wetter than predicted.
Depending on the season, guests may experience rain, heat, cold, smoke, wildfire activity, or other natural conditions. Radio Ranch cannot determine each guest’s personal comfort level. The decision to travel, cancel, or purchase travel insurance belongs to the guest. Please review the cancellation policy provided when you booked, as third-party platforms may have different terms.
What Kitchen Amenities Are Included?
Our shared outdoor kitchen includes filtered water for drinking and cooking, a wood-fired pizza oven*, charcoal grills*, a propane BBQ grill, a Blackstone flat-top griddle, picnic tables, BBQ tools, cast-iron pans, a small enamel pot, cutting boards, aluminum foil, plates, bowls, flatware, steak knives, coffee mugs, stemmed glassware, salt, pepper, assorted seasonings and condiments, and pet bowls.
A dishwashing station with dish soap and sponges is also provided. Charcoal is not included, and guests should bring their own when charcoal grills are available. The propane grill may be used when wood or charcoal fires are prohibited. All cooking must take place in the designated kitchen area and remain subject to current fire restrictions.
The kitchen is a shared space for all guests. Please wash and return everything after use, clean grills and cooking surfaces, dispose of food waste properly, and leave the area ready for the next guest. All kitchen items are provided for use during your stay and may not be removed from the property.
*Seasonal and subject to fire restrictions.
Do Need A Reservation To Use The Tub?
Our Herbal Bath Tea Soak is one of Radio Ranch’s most popular add-ons and includes a freshly cleaned tub, private reserved time, and the complete soak experience. However, guests are welcome to use the tub without booking the Herbal Bath Tea Soak.
Please understand that the tub may not have been freshly cleaned immediately before complimentary use. It is thoroughly cleaned before every paid reservation and is otherwise serviced daily during our late-morning or early-afternoon housekeeping rounds. Because the tub is outdoors, leaves, insects, and other natural debris may collect throughout the day. We recommend rinsing the tub before use.
No reservation is required for general use. Simply check the schedule posted on the exterior tub wall and use the tub during an available time. Please respect all reserved appointments, leave the area tidy, and allow other guests an opportunity to enjoy the space. No candles, bath bombs, incense, or other forms of debris can be used in the tub.
What Happens If There Is A Burn Ban?
Seasonal fire restrictions are common during the summer and fall. After the rains end, the surrounding vegetation can become extremely hot, dry, and vulnerable to wildfire. A single spark from dragging trailer chains, improperly discarded cigarettes, equipment, or hot coals can start a dangerous fire.
When a burn ban or fire restriction is in effect, campfires, firepits, charcoal grills, and the wood-fired pizza oven will not be available. When permitted by current restrictions, guests may prepare food using our propane BBQ grill or propane Blackstone flat-top griddle. Local restaurants are another great option.
Restrictions can change quickly. Please check CAL FIRE’s Current Burn Status page and Trinity County emergency updates before your stay. Radio Ranch may suspend any flame-producing appliance or activity when conditions are unsafe, even when it is otherwise legally permitted.
Always be mindful of anything that could create heat, flames, or sparks. It only takes one spark to start a wildfire.
Our family and community rely on every guest to help keep Radio Ranch safe. Thank you for taking fire restrictions seriously.
When Is The Best Time To Visit Radio Ranch?
Every season offers a different Radio Ranch experience, but our most peaceful, comfortable, and beautiful conditions are often found outside the peak summer months.
Winter: November–February
Winter may be our favorite time of year. The landscape becomes lush and green, waterfalls and creeks flow strongly, and the property is especially peaceful. Expect cold mornings, chilly nights, rain, and the possibility of snow. Our tents close for the season, but select cabins and campers remain available with propane heat, warm bedding, and plenty of opportunities to enjoy campfires, hot drinks, and the outdoor tub.
Spring: March–June
Spring brings flowing waterfalls, green hillsides, mild temperatures, and fewer crowds. Tent spaces gradually reopen, with wood-burning stoves and propane heaters provided for chilly nights. March and April are especially quiet, while May and June offer warmer days and comfortable evenings. Mosquitoes become more active as temperatures rise, so bring bug spray.
Summer: July–August
Summer is best for swimming, rafting, and enjoying the Trinity River. However, it is also our hottest and driest season. Guests should expect warm afternoons, possible wildfire smoke, seasonal fire restrictions, and limited or dry creek flow. Campfires, charcoal grills, and the wood-fired pizza oven may be unavailable during this period.
Fall: September–October
Fall is one of the most peaceful times to visit. Days become milder, evenings turn crisp, crowds thin out, and the foliage begins to change. After the first significant rains, creeks return and some seasonal fire amenities may gradually reopen.
For lush scenery, flowing water, cooler temperatures, and fewer guests, we recommend visiting during winter, spring, or fall. For river adventures and classic hot-weather camping, summer may be the better choice.
Something Changed Since My Last Visit—Why?
Radio Ranch is always evolving. We reserve the right to update our policies, procedures, amenities, and services as needed. Behind the scenes, we are continually making improvements, adding useful features, and completing upgrades to create a safer and more enjoyable guest experience.As a small, family-run business operating in a changing environment, adjustments are sometimes necessary. Vendor pricing, product availability, regulations, fire conditions, and third-party services may change over time. Certain amenities may also be modified, replaced, made seasonal, or discontinued.We make every reasonable effort to keep our website, booking platforms, guest messages, and in-room materials current. However, because information appears in several places, updates may not always be reflected everywhere at the same time.Please review the most current information provided with your reservation before each visit rather than relying on details from a previous stay. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we make thoughtful decisions that support our guests, our property, and our family. Thank you for continuing to grow with us.
How Do I Obtain A Campfire Permit?
Radio Ranch is committed to observing all California State and local laws, espcially when it comes to safe burning practices.
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Without a campfire permit, you risk violating regulations, facing fines, and even criminal charges. Unpermitted fires can lead to devastating wildfires, endangering lives, property, and ecosystems.​
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Before you arrive, please apply for your campfire permit through CalFire below. It's free and only takes about 5 minutes. Thank you for keeping Radio Ranch safe!​
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