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Cabin in Mount Shasta
Charming rustic vaulted studio +Mt Shasta views #3
Experience this rustic, renovated studio cabin with vaulted ceilings at the Basecamp Lodge - the perfect year-round home for exploring Mt Shasta. A one-of-a-kind restored chalet-style cedar cabin features modern finishings, spacious accommodations, bike & ski racks & views of Mt Shasta from shared courtyard! Craft a meal in the fully-stocked kitchen, relax in the hammocks & Adirondack chairs, eat at the picnic tables & watch the sunrise and alpenglow light up Mt Shasta - the view is incredible.
$73 per night
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Cabin in Mount Shasta
Rustic A-frame loft + fireplace +Mt Shasta view #8
Experience this charming, rustic, A-frame loft cabin at the Basecamp Lodge - the perfect year-round home for exploring Mt Shasta. A one-of-a-kind restored chalet-style cedar cabin features vaulted loft, modern finishings, wood-burning stove, spacious accommodations & views of Mt Shasta from shared courtyard! Craft a meal in the fully-stocked kitchen, relax in hammocks & adirondack chairs, eat at picnic tables & watch the sunrise/alpenglow light up Mt Shasta - the view is absolutely incredible.
$85 per night
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Cabin in Mount Shasta
Rare stunning cabin in oasis w/ Mt Shasta views #1
Experience this rustic, renovated cabin with vaulted ceilings at the Basecamp Lodge - the perfect year-round home for exploring Mt Shasta. A one-of-a-kind restored chalet-style cedar cabin features modern finishings and spacious accommodations. Sip your coffee on the private deck watching the sunrise over Mt Shasta! Craft a meal in the fully-stocked kitchen, relax in the hammocks & adirondack chairs, eat at the picnic tables and watch the alpenglow light up Mt Shasta - the view is incredible.
$117 per night
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Stay near Mount Shasta's top sights

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Mount Shasta City Park36 locals recommend
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Black Bear Diner21 locals recommend
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Seven Suns Coffee & Cafe30 locals recommend
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Lilys Restaurant18 locals recommend
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Yaks Mount Shasta Koffee & Eatery21 locals recommend
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Casa Ramos Mexican Restaurant13 locals recommend

Mount Shasta vacation rentals

Cabin in Mount Shasta
Rare rustic cabin studio + oasis+Mt Shasta view #7
$75 per night
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Hotel room in Mount Shasta
Center of Downtown + Walkable + Mt. Shasta (203)
$82 per night
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Guest suite in Mount Shasta
Studio@420
$95 per night
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Cottage in Mount Shasta
4 Pines Cottage - Cheerful cottage w/ fireplace
$175 per night
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Loft in Mount Shasta
LUXURY Main Street Downtn Mt. Shasta Loft+Walkable
$173 per night
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Home in Mount Shasta
Cozy Modern 3bd Home in Mt. Shasta!
$235 per night
Guesthouse in Mount Shasta
Mt. Shasta hand crafted Guest House
$138 per night
Home in Mount Shasta
Downtown Remodeled Mid-Mod Chic Stone Cottage
$123 per night
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Rental unit in Mount Shasta
Quiet Downtown Apartment & Close to Trails
$111 per night
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Cottage in Mount Shasta
↞Elegant Central Cottage. Hot Tub! Shasta View!↠
$162 per night
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Rental unit in Mount Shasta
Cool Euro-modern studio in Downtown Mount Shasta
$128 per night
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Cabin in Mount Shasta
Charming rustic cabin + balcony +Mt Shasta view #5
$105 per night
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Mount Shasta holiday cabins

Cabin in McCloud
Charming vaulted cabin+fireplace+Mt Shasta View #2
$75 per night
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Cabin in Mount Shasta
Historic 3br/2ba cabin+fireplace+Mt Shasta view #4
$156 per night
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Cabin in Dunsmuir
The Lil Overlook
$93 per night
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Cabin in Dunsmuir
The Crag View Cabin A_Pet Friendly / Hot Tub
$132 per night
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Cabin in Dunsmuir
Shasta Retreat Cabin, Near Mossbrae Falls & River
$175 per night
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Cabin in Mount Shasta
Headwaters Lodge
$225 per night
Cabin in McCloud
Stunning cabin studio+fireplace +Mt Shasta View #3
$75 per night
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Cabin in Dunsmuir
Cabin Hideaway
$95 per night
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Cabin in McCloud
Rare cabin in oasis + fireplace +Mt Shasta View #4
$85 per night
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Cabin in Dunsmuir
Rustic Riverfront Bungalow
$105 per night
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Cabin in McCloud
Stunning cedar 2br/2bth cabin + Mt Shasta view #6
$98 per night
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Cabin in Castella
Overlooking World Famous Upper Sacramento River
$142 per night

Downtown Mount Shasta cabins

Cabin in Mount Shasta
Peaceful Cedar Log Cabin on 1 acre
$239 per night
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Cabin in Mount Shasta
Rare cozy cabin studio in oasis +Mt Shasta view #6
$77 per night
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Cabin in Mount Shasta
Vaulted cabin +fireplace+balcony+Mt Shasta view #2
$141 per night
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Cabin in McCloud
Charming cedar cabin +fireplace +Mt Shasta view #5
$68 per night
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Cabin in McCloud
Cozy studio cabin + fireplace + Mt Shasta View #1
$69 per night
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Cabin in Shasta County
Cabin in the woods on top of a mountain
$125 per night
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Cabin in Dunsmuir
Sacramento River Retreat
$300 per night
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Cabin in McCloud
Starry Pines - Family Friendly Mountain Getaway
$200 per night
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Cabin in McCloud
Downtown Cabin < 10 Miles to Mt Shasta Ski Park!
$175 per night
Cabin in Dunsmuir
River Run Cabin in Historic Shasta Retreat.
$163 per night
Cabin in McCloud
McCloud Cabin w/ 3.5 Miles of Private Hiking!
$279 per night
Cabin in Dunsmuir
Dunsmuir Cellar Cottage
$110 per night

Your guide to Mount Shasta

All About Mt. Shasta

Located in California’s far northern Siskiyou County, not far from the Oregon border, the city of Mt. Shasta sits at the base of a snow-capped dormant volcano of the same name. The town provides a convenient base for a wide range of outdoor adventures including biking, hiking, and camping. On auspicious occasions, you may spy a ring of clouds circling the peak.

In town, where the city streets are framed by the towering volcano in the background, you’ll find art galleries featuring photography and paintings that pay tribute to the area. Along South Mount Shasta Boulevard, the main drag, the shops housed in old brick buildings range from used bookstores to old-fashioned markets, as well as diners and a few higher-end bistros.

Hikers will find plenty of trails with varying degrees of difficulty around the region. You can enjoy a simple walk near the base of the mountain, or experienced mountaineers can also hire a guide to lead them up the rigorous climb through Avalanche Gulch to the summit of Mt. Shasta, 14,000 feet above sea level.


When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Mount Shasta?

The part of northern California sees dramatic swings between the seasons, with dry, hot summers and frigid winters that cover the mountains and valleys with snow. Mt. Shasta reaches its warmest, sunniest temperatures between June and September, which is when the most hikers and mountain climbers come to town. Over Labor Day weekend, the city organizes its annual Blackberry Festival, which features live music, local wine, and blackberry treats. During the winter months, you’ll want to pack for freezing temperatures, especially if you intend to ski, sled, or go snowmobiling, and check the weather conditions on the highways before driving to your Mt. Shasta cabin (tip: bring snow chains for your tires!). During the winter, some hiking trails are closed, while others turn into snowshoe trails.


What are the top things to do in Mount Shasta?

Mount Shasta City Park

This urban park, which spans 26 acres, sits just a mile from downtown and is more than suitable for spending a day outdoors on its walking paths, playground, and picnic areas. The park is home to the headwaters of the Sacramento River, meaning that the river starts right here in the park from a spring that comes out of Big Springs Hill.

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

Located 35 minutes south of Mt. Shasta, the 2.2 million-acre Shasta-Trinity National Forest is the largest national forest in California. There are hundreds of miles of trails to be explored on foot or mountain bike. Be sure to check out the Castle Crags, where towering stone spires and sheer granite cliffs give the appearance of castle ruins up on the mountainside. Trinity River, found deep in the park, is a great place for kayaking, canoeing, and fishing for salmon and brown trout.

Lake Siskiyou

Lake Siskiyou, just to the southwest of town, is a picturesque, sparkling lake that offers an outstanding view of the sunrise over the fir-clad hills. The surrounding area contains several hiking trails and a sandy beach. One of the best ways to experience Lake Siskiyou, however, is by paddle boarding or kayaking across its waters, and you can rent equipment in town.