Sierra Skies RV Park is an RV park in Sierra City, California, located at 100 Carrier Cir. The park sits on the North Fork of the Yuba River, which runs through the property, and offers a private swim hole that is among the deepest on the north fork. It has just under 30 RV spots, each with a full hook-up including 30-amp electricity, water, and sewer connections. Three pull-through sites are available, one of them a double-wide super premium space. Other amenities include coin laundry, a dump station, propane, a picnic area, and an on-site manager. Pets are welcome under the park rules. Monthly rates are available for standard and premium back-in sites, though pull-throughs are not offered monthly. The park sits between the towering Sierra Buttes and the river, with forested areas, shade trees, and views of the buttes.
The surrounding area offers fishing, fly fishing, and gold panning, and the park is a short walk from the town center of historic Sierra City, a former gold rush town settled in 1852 at an elevation of 4,147 feet. The town center has several restaurants, an old saloon with live local entertainment, a general store, and a gold mining history museum. Bassetts, the gateway to the Lake Basin Recreation Area, is five miles up Highway 49 and has a gas station, a restaurant, camping and fishing supplies, and hand-scooped ice cream.
The park is on Carrier Cir, a short walk from the Sierra City Post Office and the Sierra City Community Center, both about a tenth of a mile away. Main Street is roughly two-tenths of a mile from the park, and the Sierra City Library and Sierra City Community Park are both within about a quarter mile.
Sierra Skies RV Park serves campers looking for a rustic base in the Northern Sierras, with river access, a swimming hole, and quiet forested surroundings in the historic town of Sierra City.
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