Fifteen full hookup sites

RV sites

Fifteen sites on gravel with 50 amp power, water and sewer, put in new in 2024. Three miles west of Chester, where Highway 36 meets Highway 89, and open every month of the year.

Fifteen sitesFull hookup50 amp, water and sewerGravel

From $60 a night

Plus 9 percent Plumas County occupancy tax and 3 percent tourism district assessment. No booking fee, no resort fee, no cleaning fee.

First bookable night: Wednesday 30 September 2026.

Rigs parked along the RV row at Cedar Lodge on gravel, with pines standing behind them.

You book an RV site, not a numbered pad

Fifteen sites exist. Which numbered site sits where has never been set down on the ground, so we are walking the property and mapping it on 30 September 2026.

Until that map is finished we sell an RV site rather than site seven.

Tell us your rig length when you book. We will not put you on a pad it does not fit.

What we know

  • Fifteen full hookup sites
  • 50 amp power at the pad
  • Water and sewer at the pad
  • Gravel surface
  • Open every month of the year

What we have not measured

  • How long and how wide each pad is
  • Whether a pad is back in or pull through
  • How level each pad is
  • How far each pad sits from the buildings

All of it gets measured on 30 September 2026. If one of those numbers decides your trip, email daniel@youreasypark.com and we will go and measure it for you.

The rest of the property

On the same property as the motel and the house, so the grass area, the picnic tables and the treehouse are a walk away rather than a drive.

The gravel lot at Cedar Lodge with the house and its deck on the left and the motel under its metal roof on the right.
The house on the left, the motel on the right, and the gravel between them.
The grounds at Cedar Lodge: a treehouse with a ladder, mulch beds and young trees, with burned trees standing on the ridge behind.
The treehouse and the shared ground. The burned trees on the ridge are from the 2021 Dixie Fire.

One photograph of the RV row is all we own today. A pad with a rig on it, a hookup pedestal and the road in are all on the list, and they go up the week they are taken.

Before you book

Cancellation

Free until 48 hours before check in. Inside 48 hours we charge the first night.

And if you book three or more days ahead, California gives you a second, separate right: 24 hours from your confirmation to cancel free for any reason, refunded within 30 days. It does not apply to a booking made inside 72 hours of arrival. Both rights, in full.

What you pay

No card is taken on the booking page yet. We hold your dates and email you to confirm.

The nightly price is the whole price we charge. There is no booking fee, no resort fee and no cleaning fee. Plumas County adds 9 percent occupancy tax and 3 percent tourism district assessment on top, and both stop after 30 nights.

Two nights on an RV site is $120, plus $10.80 occupancy tax and $3.60 tourism district: $134.40 in total.

House policies

Check in after 4 PM. Check out noon. Quiet hours 10 PM to 6 AM. No smoking. One night minimum. Up to two dogs, 70 lbs or less, at $20 a night.

A service animal is not a pet: the dog limits and the nightly charge do not apply to one and we never charge for one. All six policies, in full, are on rates and policies.

Accessibility

We have not measured anything here for accessibility yet: not a doorway, not a step, not a shower. We are measuring it in October and the numbers will go on this page.

If you need to know whether something works for you before then, email daniel@youreasypark.com and we will go and measure it for you.