Riverside Group Camping on the Trinity: Group Tent Site 3

JUNCTION CITY RAFTING FIELD GUIDE

Riverside Group Camping on the Trinity: Group Tent Site 3

A compact guide to Group Tent Site 3 at Junction City’s Trinity River—what’s provided, what to bring, and the rules to know before you arrive.

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Riverside Group Camping on the Trinity: Group Tent Site 3.

Duration
Contact operator
Location
Junction City
Operator
Steelhead Cottages
Category
Rafting
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Group Tent Site 3 sits on the banks of the Trinity River in Junction City and is positioned for fishing and rafting access while offering basic group amenities such as a firepit, picnic tables, a charcoal grill, portable restrooms and a private river beach.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE BASECAMP

Group-ready amenities for riverside stays

The site is outfitted for groups: picnic tables and a firepit for evenings, a charcoal grill for meals, and portable restrooms to serve campers.

THE RIVER

Private beach on the Trinity River

A private stretch of riverfront gives direct access to the Trinity River—ideal for launching a fishing day or staging a rafting trip.

THE RULES

Simple site rules keep the river clean

The operator enforces leave-no-trace policies: pack it in/pack it out, a $10 fee applies for trash left behind, and pets must be supervised and cleaned up after.

What the day feels like

What the stay feels like

This is a straightforward riverside group campsite tailored to anglers and rafters: basic, communal facilities and a private stretch of riverfront, set against the natural backdrop of the Trinity River corridor.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this site suits — and who should plan alternatives.

1
Groups with well-behaved petsPet owners can bring well‑behaved animals, provided pets are always accompanied, leashed, and owners clean up waste; problem pets and owners may be asked to leave.
2
RVers with self-contained unitsThis site does not offer RV hookups; RV guests should arrange an RV space across the street rather than expect campsite hookups.
3
Leave‑no‑trace campersThe operator enforces pack-in/pack-out discipline and charges $10 per bag for trash left behind, so it’s best suited to groups committed to responsible campsite stewardship.
4
Fishing and rafting partiesThose planning to fish or raft will find direct river access and a place to stage gear and meals, but must keep pets supervised and obey site policies during excursions.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Bring drinking water (site spigot is non-potable), basic groceries (recommended stops: Weaverville or Willow Creek), and extras like ice and cold drinks can be purchased at the small store next door.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Are pets allowed at Group Tent Site 3?

Yes—well behaved pets are welcome but must be accompanied by a human companion at all times, leashed, and owners must clean up after them; problem pets and owners will be asked to leave.

Is there potable water at the campsite?

No—the spigot on site is non-potable; bring your own drinking water.

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 are the check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is at 1:00pm and check-out is at 11:00am.

Is trash disposal provided?

The site follows a pack-it-in/pack-it-out policy; any trash left behind is assessed at $10 per bag.

Can I buy supplies onsite?

There is a small store next door that carries ice and drinks; for broader grocery needs the operator recommends stopping in Weaverville or Willow Creek en route.