McCumber Reservoir Campground

Welcome to McCumber Reservoir Campground

Nestled in the scenic wooded beauty of Shingletown, California, McCumber Reservoir Campground offers a lush retreat over 40 acres of nature, perfect for families, groups, and individuals seeking an outdoor adventure. This nonprofit camp has been enriching the lives of youth for over 65 years, providing a range of amenities aimed at creating memorable experiences in a rustic setting.

Accommodations

Camp McCumber features a range of accommodations to suit various needs:

Cabins: The camp holds 15 cabins with a total capacity of 136 persons, accommodating larger groups with additional rustic cabins that bring the total up to 200.
Recreational Vehicle (RV) Sites: 4 RV sites are available, each equipped with 30 amp breakers, water connections, and a sewage waste dump, making it convenient for RV travelers.

Sports and Recreation

With an emphasis on active participation, Camp McCumber boasts an array of recreational facilities, including:

Ball Field: A vast grassy area nearly the size of a football field, perfect for sports and star gazing.
Basketball Court: A full-sized cement pad court equipped with backboards on either end for basketball enthusiasts.
Volleyball Court: Enjoy friendly matches on a netted sand volleyball court.
Tetherball: Two tetherball poles (one short, one tall) cater to various heights, encouraging playful competition.
Archery Range: A covered target area isolated from the main camp area, though visitors must bring their own equipment as the camp provides none.
Horseshoe Pits: Enjoy two small and two full-sized horseshoe pits for classic outdoor fun.
Frisbee Golf: Engage in a nine-hole Frisbee golf course designed with varying difficulties, with discs available for checkout.
Obstacle Course: Challenge courses encouraging teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills are available for group activities.
Table Bowling: Two lanes provide a unique twist on traditional bowling.

Amenities

Camp McCumber is equipped with amenities that enhance comfort and convenience for all visitors:

Amphitheater/Chapel: A large campfire area surrounded by benches, offering a perfect setting for gatherings or services, complete with lighting and a small stage.
Covered Barbecue Area: Featuring a cement block design with a crank-operated grate and ample picnic tables, this area is great for group meals and socializing.
Dining Hall: A sizable gathering space for meals, equipped with planned upgrades including a new roof and French doors with lake views.
Walking Trails: Two scenic trails lead around the camp, offering opportunities for hiking in a natural, undisturbed environment.
Waterfront Area: The Robert J. Tucker Memorial Waterfront features a floating dock, lifeguard station, marked swimming area, and equipment for canoeing and paddle boating.

Volunteering and Support

As a non-profit camp, McCumber relies on community support to maintain its facilities. Opportunities exist for:

Donations: Contributions help fund renovations, upgrades, and general upkeep.
Volunteering: Individuals are welcome to assist with various tasks, from maintenance to special projects throughout the camp season.
Adopt-A-Cabin Program: Groups can choose to care for specific cabins, ensuring they remain in great shape for future campers.

Conclusion

Camp McCumber invites you to explore, experience, and enjoy the great outdoors within a supportive and community-focused environment. Whether for a day, a retreat, or a summer camp, your time here will offer lasting memories surrounded by nature’s tranquility.