This property offers a twelve month lease.

Income Qualifications

Note: Please contact the property at (918) 485-3372 to verify income requirements.

We do not allow pets.

• Mt. Shasta Fish Hatchery

  The Mt. Shasta Fish Hatchery is the oldest operating fish hatchery west of the Mississippi River, established in 1888. Visitors can learn about fish conservation and the breeding process, especially for trout and salmon. The hatchery also offers beautiful picnic areas and trails along the Sacramento River.

  1. (530) 926-4506
  2. https://www.mtshastafishhatchery.com

• Lake Siskiyou

  Lake Siskiyou is a scenic reservoir offering numerous recreational activities such as fishing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and swimming. The surrounding area includes hiking and biking trails with stunning views of Mount Shasta. There are also campgrounds and picnic areas making it ideal for family outings and nature enthusiasts.

  1. (530) 926-2635
  2. https://www.lakesiskiyou.com

• Mt. Shasta City Park

  Mt. Shasta City Park is a popular green space located near the town center offering a playground, picnic areas, and ample open space for various outdoor activities. It frequently hosts community events like farmers markets, concerts, and festivals. The park provides a relaxing spot to enjoy views of the iconic Mount Shasta and connect with locals.

  1. https://www.mtshastacity.com/parks-recreation

• Black Butte Trail

  Black Butte Trail is a popular moderate hike with stunning vistas of Mount Shasta and the surrounding Cascade Mountains. The trail is approximately 4 miles round trip and offers wildflower viewing in the spring and early summer. At the summit, hikers can enjoy panoramic views stretching into Oregon and Northern California.

  1. https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/placer/recarea/?recid=80304

• Mount Shasta Wilderness Area

  The Mount Shasta Wilderness Area spans over 60,000 acres and includes the towering Mount Shasta peak. It's a destination for serious hikers, climbers, and nature lovers offering trails through alpine meadows, forests, and volcanic landscapes. The wilderness is home to diverse wildlife and provides outstanding opportunities for backpacking, bird-watching, and photography.

  1. https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/psw/recarea/?recid=79045

• Sisson Museum

  The Sisson Museum showcases the rich history of Mt. Shasta and its surrounding areas through exhibits, artifacts, and engaging displays. Visitors can learn about the Native American heritage, early settlers, and the development of the region. The museum also hosts special events and educational programs year-round.

  1. (530) 926-2962
  2. info@sissonmuseum.org
  3. http://www.sissonmuseum.org

• Shasta-Trinity National Forest

  The Shasta-Trinity National Forest is the largest national forest in California, offering extensive outdoor recreation including hiking, camping, fishing, and wildlife viewing. It surrounds Mt. Shasta and provides access to numerous trails, lakes, and wilderness areas. The forest’s diverse landscapes vary from dense coniferous forests to rugged mountain terrain.

  1. (530) 226-2500
  2. https://www.fs.usda.gov/stnf