Horseside Nights Beneath Mount Shasta: RV Site #4

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Horseside Nights Beneath Mount Shasta: RV Site #4

A horse-friendly RV site with plumbed water, no electrical hookups, and two rentable 12x16 horse pens—ideal for riders seeking simple, secure lodging for their mounts.

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Horseside Nights Beneath Mount Shasta: RV Site #4.

Duration
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Location
Mount Shasta
Operator
Iron Horse Unlimited LLC
Category
Lodging
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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RV Site #4 at Mount Shasta offers a straightforward, equestrian-first basecamp: an RV space with plumbed water, no power, and access to dedicated horse pens so riders can camp with their animals close at hand.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE BASICS

Simple, horse-friendly RV camping

All sites include plumbed water and there are no electrical hookups—camp setups are intentionally minimal to keep the focus on horses and the outdoors.

THE STABLES

Two 12x16 horse pens available

The property offers two 12x16 horse pens for rent at $20 per night per horse, giving riders a secure place to bed and tie their animals overnight.

THE COST

Transparent nightly rates

Nightly rates start at $30 for one night with stepped pricing for consecutive nights—allowing riders to plan short or extended stays at predictable per‑night costs.

What the day feels like

What to expect

Expect a pared-down, equine-oriented stay: arrive, hook up to on-site plumbed water, settle your rig (there is no power), and, if needed, rent one of the two 12x16 pens to keep horses secure for $20 per night per animal. Rates are calculated per night, with a starting price of $30 for a single night.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this site suits — and who should look elsewhere.

1
Trail riders with their own horsesWell suited: the site accommodates horses with rentable pens and on-site water, but riders must bring required health paperwork for their animals.
2
Self-sufficient RV campersGood fit for campers who don’t require electrical hookups—sites have plumbed water but no power, so expect a low‑tech stay.
3
Families or guests without horsesAppropriate for visitors seeking a quiet, basic RV experience, though the facilities are designed around equestrian use and there are no power hookups.
4
Travelers needing immediate veterinary access or without required paperworkNot ideal: all equine guests must present proof of vaccinations or a current health certificate and a Coggins test; plan ahead or choose alternate lodging.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Proof of vaccinations or a current health certificate and a Coggins test for any horses; typical camp supplies for a no‑power RV stay (lighting, cooking gear) and payment for horse pens if needed.

Timing & Nights

Nightly rates start at $30 for one night, with set incremental pricing for additional nights—check the operator’s rate schedule when booking.

Facilities

All sites have plumbed water. There is no electrical power available on site.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Is water available at the site?

Yes — all sites have plumbed water.

Are electrical hookups provided?

No — there is no power at the site.

How much do the horse pens cost and how big are they?

Two 12x16 horse pens are available for $20 per night per horse.

What documentation is required to bring horses?

Proof of vaccinations or a current health certificate and a Coggins test are required to stay at the facility with horses.

What are the nightly rates?

Rates start at $30 for one night with incremental pricing for additional nights (for example, $60 for two nights, $90 for three nights, etc.).