An eleven-room inn on sixty acres of Shasta Trinity National Forest near Lakehead, with lake access, a treehouse suite, and pet-friendly rooms.
At a glance
- Price
- $$$
- Pets
- Yes
- Hot tub
- Yes
- Good for
- CouplesDog ownersFamilies
- Price
- Upscale
The Inn at Shasta Lake sits on more than sixty acres within the Shasta Trinity National Forest, close to the water in Lakehead, a short drive from Mount Shasta. Eleven rooms are split between two buildings and two standalone cottages: the Oak Building has four rooms across two floors, many facing a formal garden and gazebo, while the Pine Building holds five suites plus shared living and dining space and a deck. Each room is named for local plants or wildlife and finished in wood or bamboo flooring, with its own layout and styling rather than a matched hotel look.
Two separate structures stand out. The Acorn Cottage is a compact, private unit down a staircase from the Pine Building, with its own driveway, a queen bed, gas fireplace, and a spa tub. The Pinecone Treehouse is raised on stilts among the pines, with a private balcony, king bed, sitting area, two-sided gas fireplace, and a walk-in shower alongside the spa tub. Both are pet friendly.
Rooms come with premium linens, memory foam mattresses, robes and slippers, a single-cup coffee maker, and free Wi-Fi throughout. Some rooms add a full kitchen, private patio, or walk-in shower. A hot tub, fireplace, and waterfront access round out the property, and take-out dinner or in-room massage can be arranged for an additional fee with advance notice. Off-street parking is available, though trailer space is limited and should be confirmed ahead of arrival. The inn suits couples, families, and travelers with dogs looking for a lodge-style stay with some privacy built in.
Good to know
- Is the Inn at Shasta Lake pet friendly?
- Yes, select rooms including the Acorn Cottage and Pinecone Treehouse allow pets, but it's best to inquire in advance when booking.
- What's the price range for a stay?
- The inn falls into the upscale price tier; contact the property directly at (530) 863-7645 or through their website for current nightly rates.
- Does the property have Wi-Fi and a hot tub?
- Yes, free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and the property has a hot tub on site.
- What are the check-in hours or general operating hours?
- The inn's listed hours run from 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM daily; confirm specific check-in and check-out times directly with the property.
- Can I get dinner without leaving the property?
- A take-out dinner option through Entrée Express is available for an additional fee paid directly to that service.
Details checked September 30, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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