Sunny days and a shady canopy of huge trees make Turtle Bay ideal for comfortable living and long-term stays. All ages welcome. Bring your RV or ask us about renting one of our mobile homes. Enjoy more than 249 sunny days every year, giving you plenty of time to visit our rivers, lakes and mountains for lots of outdoor recreation.
Boating, fishing, swimming and more. We're the perfect starting point for destinations like Mt. Shasta Ski Resort, Lassen National Volcanic Park and Burney Falls. If you love the outdoors you cannot beat the location. It's only a five minute walk to the Sundial Bridge and Turtle Bay complex and the Arboretum, and about a 15 mile bike ride to Shasta Dam.
Boating, fishing, swimming and more. We're the perfect starting point for destinations like Mt. Shasta Ski Resort, Lassen National Volcanic Park and Burney Falls. If you love the outdoors you cannot beat the location. It's only a five minute walk to the Sundial Bridge and Turtle Bay complex and the Arboretum, and about a 15 mile bike ride to Shasta Dam.
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Join the generations of happy Turtle Bay residents -who have called this historic park 'home.'. There have been travel trailers and RV parks almost since the invention of the automobile. Turtle Bay (formerly Redding Riverside Village) was built in the 1930s by the Bureau of Land Reclamation to house the workers who built the Shasta Dam.
The amount of sunshine here is a perpetual mood-booster! Explore the nearby Sacramento River Walk or set out for an adventure in beautiful Shasta County - we're near schools, grocery stores, hospitals, drug stores, gas stations, banks, post office and everything else you need. Try these attractions for fun.
We accept older RVs if they are in good shape and they have a full working bathroom. But regardless of age we will need to see pictures of all four sides, if it is a motor home it has to be able to be driven into the park. If your rig is a towed unit, you must have the ability to tow it or have the financial ability to have it towed.
Reviews (10)
Mike Bradley
Nov 24, 2021
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John Harris
Jul 22, 2021
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Jeffrey Carigon
Jun 26, 2021
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Heather Baker-Friedman Heff
Aug 20, 2020
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Brian Pruitt
Jun 15, 2020
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Alessandra Bott
Nov 28, 2019
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David Baxter
Oct 26, 2019
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Wouldn't recommed,poor managment,ran down trailer park. If your desperate enter at own risk. Leased to buy a trailer there wasn't even theres bank owned it still does. Have lawyer telling me to sue for fraud....just another example of a rich person taking advantage of the poor.accept the guys white.lol electric well be blowing out any day know always does good luck
Deborah L. Gabrielson
Aug 30, 2019
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Way over priced, small spaces, manger is not very friendly, requirement's unrealistic, and hard to get along with!
The only thing this place has going for it, is the location!
And even at that; the sizes of the spaces, condition of the yards,shape of the Landry room, and everything to where and which is the most inhospitable management; just isn't worth it!
The only thing this place has going for it, is the location!
And even at that; the sizes of the spaces, condition of the yards,shape of the Landry room, and everything to where and which is the most inhospitable management; just isn't worth it!
Cayla Quinton
Aug 12, 2019
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Tom Daly
Jul 11, 2019
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Maybe not the fanciest of parks but the neighbors are cool and if you love the outdoors you cannot beat the location.
It's only a five minute vwalk to the Sundial Bridge and Turtle Bay complex and the Arboritum.
And about a 15 mile bike ride to Shasta Dam.
The bile path is paved. A great ride!
Lots to do around it and it's right across the Sacramento River from downtown Redding.
It's only a five minute vwalk to the Sundial Bridge and Turtle Bay complex and the Arboritum.
And about a 15 mile bike ride to Shasta Dam.
The bile path is paved. A great ride!
Lots to do around it and it's right across the Sacramento River from downtown Redding.
