Lassen Volcanic National Park
The Juniper Lake Campground and day use area is currently closed for maintenance and campground improvement projects. Potable water is not available in the campground. The Juniper Lake Road (access to lake and trailheads) is open. Please drive with caution as road crews and contr Details
The Electric Vehicle charging station is non-functional. There is no timeline for when it may become available. Please plan accordingly. Details
You may experience problems reaching park staff via the main visitor phone line which functions intermittently. You may email the park at lavo_information@nps.gov with general park questions.
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Lassen Volcanic National Park is a unique destination in California, known for its geothermal features and volcanic landscapes. Established in 1916, it offers visitors a chance to explore boiling springs, fumaroles, and the remnants of past eruptions, including the notable Lassen Peak, which last erupted in 1915.
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The park's diverse ecosystems range from lush forests to stark volcanic terrain. Visitors often hike the trails to experience the geothermal wonders up close, such as Bumpass Hell, where you can see bubbling mudpots and steaming vents. However, be prepared for varying weather conditions and trail accessibility, especially in spring.
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At a glance
- Established
- 1916
- Open
- Daily open 24 hours
- Price
- Private Vehicle $10, Motorcycle $10, Per Person $10
- Accessibility
- some areas wheelchair accessible
- Opening hours
- Daily open 24 hours
- Phone
- 530 595 6100
- Price
- ~$10
- Website
- www.nps.gov
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Photo: NPS Photo / Scott Arnaz