50% off—Northern California weeklong cabin retreat

Offer must be purchased by 11:59 p.m. PT on Saturday, June 13.

Tucked deep in the forests of Northern California, Trinity Alps Resort is the kind of place families return to again and again—so much so that there’s often a 7+ year waitlist to nab a cabin. For a limited time, Travelzoo members can skip the line with end-of-summer weeklong stays at 50% off.

The resort sits near Trinity Lake, where you can rent a boat for a day on the water. Come evening, the resort comes alive with old-school charm: singalongs by the fire, square dancing, friendly games of bingo and community gatherings. It’s one of California’s most beloved off-the-grid escapes.

What's Included:

• 7-night stay in a camping cabin, check-in Aug. 22 or 29
• $875 for up to six guests … These large one-bedroom with sleeping veranda cabins include two double beds and two single beds; a full kitchen with stove, oven, refrigerator, cookware; outdoor barbecue; and picnic table
• $998 for up to seven guests … These two-bedroom with sleeping veranda cabins include three double beds and one single bed; a full kitchen with stove, oven, refrigerator, cookware; outdoor barbecue; and picnic table
• Other rooms on property are also available at 50% off regular rates

What You Need To Know:

• Cancellation Policy: These prices are nonrefundable. Cancellations will forfeit full cost of the stay
  
• Guests must bring their own sleeping bags/linens, towels and toiletries
• Price based on the maximum number of guests allowed in each specific cabin type
• Taxes are not included in the rates above; an additional 5% tax will be added to the rates
• No resort fee
• No Wi-Fi and limited cell service, perfect for truly unplugging
• Check-in after 3 p.m. and checkout before 10 a.m.
• Parking is complimentary
• Pet-friendly; no additional fees

The resort has been around since the early 1920s and provides a family-friendly mountain camping experience with the added comfort of a rustic (no-heat) cabin with bathrooms (including hot showers) and basic kitchens. The Stuart Fork River flows through the resort and is full of rainbow and brown trout, making it a great spot for fishing. Numerous hiking trails are nearby to explore some of the 500,000-acre Trinity Alps Wilderness. There is also a general store on property where guests can fill up on all of the essentials; and a bar and grill that serves up classic American fare. Trinity Alps Resort is a 5-hour drive from San Francisco, 3 hours from Medford, Oregon, and 2 hours from Mount Shasta.