Lost Creek Group Campground
A group campground with a minimum of 10 campers per site.
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Lost Creek Group Campground Details
Located five miles south of Manzanita Lake on the main park road, the Lost Creek Group Campground offers easy access to the Devastated Area and the Chaos Crags/Chaos Jumbles. This is the place to stay if you have a large group, since the minimum number of people per site is 10. Reservations are required here and each site costs $60. There are eight campsites. The campground has vault toilets, potable water spigots, and metal food lockers. The maximum number or people per site is 25. Each site has three picnic tables, three fire grates, three metal food lockers, and a parking area. Reserve a site at [www.recreation.gov](http://www.recreation.gov) or by phone at 877-444-6777. You can reserve a site up to one year in advance of your arrival date.
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Nearby Parks Around Lost Creek Group Campground
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Lost Creek Group Campground
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0.2 mi away
Volcano Adventure Camp
A camping area that encourages future generations to get outside and explore.
0.2 mi away
Crags Campground
Currently being rebuilt as the Volcano Adventure Camp.
2.1 mi away
Chaos Jumbles and Chaos Crags
The remains of a eruption that occurred just 300 years ago.
2.3 mi away
Hot Rock
A giant rock carried out of the Lassen Peak crater by a mudflow.
2.9 mi away
Chaos Crags and Crags Lake Trail
Hike two miles to the barren shores of Crags Lake.
