JUNCTION CITY FISHING FIELD GUIDE
Riverside Group Camping for Fishing and Rafting on the Trinity River
Group Tent Site 2 at Steelhead Cottages is a riverside group campsite with a private beach and basic amenities—this guide explains what to expect and what to pack.
Riverside Group Camping for Fishing and Rafting on the Trinity River.
Set on the banks of the Trinity River in Junction City, Group Tent Site 2 offers a compact, riverside group campsite geared toward fishing and rafting parties. The site combines a private stretch of riverfront with picnic tables, a charcoal grill, portable restrooms and a firepit—an uncomplicated base for days on the water and quiet evenings on the sand. Guests are asked to practice Leave No Trace and follow on-site policies, including rules for pets and trash disposal.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Direct river access for fishing and rafting
The site fronts the Trinity River and includes a private beach, making it a straightforward launch point for fishing or a day on the river.
Simple group amenities keep logistics easy
Group Tent Site 2 is outfitted with picnic tables, a charcoal grill, portable restrooms and a firepit—amenities designed to support a comfortable, self-sufficient riverside stay.
Pet and stewardship policies protect the site
Well‑behaved pets are welcome but must be accompanied at all times, leashed and cleaned up after; guests are required to pack it in/pack it out and may be charged for leftover trash.
What the day feels like
How the stay unfolds
Arrival at Group Tent Site 2 feels deliberately low‑fuss: a riverside clearing with basic facilities, a place to set up a group tent, stack coolers and keep lines in the water. Days are likely to be spent fishing the Trinity or staging river runs; evenings gather around the firepit or on the private beach. The operator provides the site and amenities while guests supply food, potable water and the outdoor know‑how to leave the place as they found it.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this site suits—and who should consider alternatives.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring drinking water (the on‑site spigot is non‑potable). Stock up on basic groceries before arrival—Weaverville or Willow Creek are recommended stopovers—and know a small store next door sells ice and drinks.
Check in at 1:00pm and check out by 11:00am.
The campsite provides picnic tables, a charcoal grill, portable restrooms, a firepit and a private beach; there are no RV hookups at the campsite and problem pets or owners may be asked to leave. Pack it in/pack it out—trash left behind may incur a fee.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Are pets allowed at Group Tent Site 2?
Yes—well‑behaved pets are welcome but must be accompanied at all times, kept on leash, and owners must clean up after them. Pets cannot be left behind during rafting or other excursions.
Is there potable water on site?
No—the site spigot is non‑potable. Guests should bring drinking water or stop for supplies prior to arrival.
Are there RV hookups at the campsite?
No—there are no RV hookups at the campsite. RV guests can rent an RV space located across the street from the camping area.
What amenities are provided?
The site includes picnic tables, a charcoal grill, portable restrooms, a firepit and a private beach on the Trinity River; a small store next door sells ice and drinks.
What is the trash policy?
Guests must pack it in and pack it out; any trash left behind may incur a fee (example: $10 per bag).