Hotels and dining

LODGING AND DINING Redding, CA - Nestled in the scenic heart of northern California, Shasta Cascade is a breathtaking region offering outdoor adventure for all ages interested in being surrounded by lakes, mountains, rivers and magnificent landscapes. Among all the natural wonder, Shasta Cascade’s hub city Redding, offers lodging and dining options to suit any taste and budget. If Redding and Shasta Cascade are not on your bucket list by now, they must be added!

With all of the attractions and outdoor activities in Shasta Cascade, delicious meals and a comfortable bed are necessities. From restaurants and wineries to familiar hotels, budget staples and specialty accommodations, Redding and Shasta Cascade offer something for everyone.

Hotels, B&Bs, Cabins and RV Parks Whether you are looking to stay in a downtown Redding hotel, just steps from great shopping, restaurants, and nightlife, or in a quiet bed and breakfast , Redding offers a wide selection of lodging choices. The greater Shasta Cascade region is home to plenty of RV parks, campgrounds, and cabins where visitors can get back to nature.

Hotels

From the world’s largest hotel chain, The Holiday Inn, to the independently owned and operated Best Western Plus franchises, travelers can check into their favorite hotel brand when they adventure in Redding and Shasta Cascade. Several area hotels, like Oxford Suites and Redding’s brand new TownePlace Suites by Marriott offer everything travelers need to feel right at home. Amenities for most all of Redding’s properties include complimentary breakfast, free on-site parking and free internet access, while others offer laundry facilities, kitchens, and even BBQs. For a complete list of hotels and amenities, visit http://visitredding.com/placestostay/hotels.

Bed & Breakfasts, Enjoy a quiet stay at one of the many B&Bs found throughout Redding and Shasta Cascade. Surrounded by lush grounds and soothing ponds and waterfalls, Apples River House Bed & Breakfast offers the ideal backdrop for a tranquil escape. Tiffany House Bed & Breakfast is an enchanting 19th Century home filled with Victorian charm, while the Redding River House, a bed & stay, features relaxing Sacramento River views from the dining room area. For a more “downtown” vibe, visitors can stay at Bridge House Bed & Breakfast or Old Thyme Bed & Breakfast.

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For a full list of B&Bs, visit www.visitredding.com/placestostay/bed&breakfasts.

Campgrounds & Cabins Get back to nature, leave hassles and traffic in the rear-view mirror, and enjoy the great outdoors. What better way to do that than with one of the many RV parks and camping sites that dot the Shasta Cascade?

In addition to the fresh outdoor mountain air and magnificent wildlife, visitors can enjoy exciting recreation. Camping in Lassen Volcanic National Park is a unique experience, with eight campgrounds to choose from including Manzanita Lake, Butte Lake, Crags, and Southwest. Open seasonally, the rustic Manzanita Lake Campgrounds provide convenience, economy, and security. There are 20 cabins available in different sizes – two-room, one-room, and bunkhouse options. Visitors can add a special amenity package to their trip to reserve all the necessary camping gear, and a deluxe amenity package includes a comfy pillow top mattress, towels, breakfast, and everything you need to make tasty s’mores.

For a complete list of public and private campgrounds throughout Shasta Cascade, please visit these links: http://www.shastacascade.com/placestostay/rvparks&campgrounds http://www.shastacascade.com/placestostay/publiclandscampgrounds RV Parks

Surrounded by pristine mountains, lakes, and rivers, Redding offers a breathtaking showcase of northern California’s rich and diverse natural treasures. Leave civilization in your rear-view mirror when you pull in to the wonderful RV parks throughout Shasta Cascade.

Pick your RV Park based on what you need before you pull in – whether it’s high-speed Internet and plenty of nearby restaurants or a swimming pool, clubhouse, and marina for your boat. With such a wide range of selections, you can rough it as much or as little as you like!

One of Redding's hide-a-way RV parks, Green Acres, is located in town away from freeway noise. Featuring spacious sites with concrete pads, this park is beautifully landscaped with shade trees, and offers free Wi-Fi, cable, pool, shuffleboard & horseshoes, laundry facilities, and more.

For a full list of RV Parks, please visit http://visitredding.com/placestostay/rvparks.

Dining, Wine Tasting and Craft Brews

From elegant fine dining and cozy cafés to authentic Mexican, tantalizing Italian, or the juiciest steaks in northern California, Redding truly has it all. Enjoy a romantic dinner in downtown 2

Redding before a concert at the Cascade Theatre. Recharge your batteries with a post-hike lunch in the shadow of Mt. Shasta. Find the best steak & eggs joint or a great bar for watching the big game. No matter the mood or occasion, a superb dining experience is guaranteed.

For a local favorite with an authentic steak house feel, try Jack’s Grill. Walking into this unassuming restaurant is like walking into the 1930s. The retro atmosphere is one of its draws, but the main reason people come to Jack’s is for the choice steaks. Locally owned for generations, the restaurant has justifiably become a Redding institution.

View 202 is located in the heart of Redding, along the Sacramento River. View 202 offers contemporary American cuisine, a carefully chosen selection of wine and spirits, and comfortable yet refined service. The elegant, modern atmosphere is unparalleled with any other restaurant in the North State.

Wildcard Brewery features everyday and seasonal craft brews to capture the feel of any occasion. The tasting room hosts live music and events throughout the year.

Shameless O'Leery's Irish Pub serves traditional Irish food with a modern twist. In fact, Shameless O'Leery's has been voted best bar in Redding, as well as voted best bar food

by Best of the North State.

The wine scene has exploded in Redding and Shasta Cascade. From wine bars to tasting rooms, local and regional wines are flowing. One Maple Winery was originally a hobby for locals Ernie and Kristel Bell, but has grown into a full-time family adventure. Hand planted vines are nurtured from rocky, rich soil, and picked at the peak of ripeness. Sit, relax, and wine taste, or stroll the botanical garden pathway to Grass Valley Creek. It’s a wine country experience at its finest.

Imagine a gorgeous lake setting, beautiful sunsets and a mouth-watering menu. Get all of that and more when you book dinner for two or you book dinner for a larger group such as your wedding party, on Lake Shasta Dinner Cruise. Your big day will be incredibly special and unique, and the memories will last a lifetime.

For a full list of dining, winery and craft brew options, go to www.visitredding.com/dining .

Redding Travel Guide The Redding Adventure Guide is a great resource for visitors, listing the best places to stay, dine, and play. Learn about fun events and attractions to check out while you’re in town, and map out a well-planned excursion through Redding’s abundance of lakes, rivers, state and national parks, and backcountry trails. Make sure every moment of your stay is filled with adventure with this free Redding vacation planner. ### 3

About Shasta Cascade Covering an area roughly the size of Ireland, the Shasta Cascade region is the perfect place to get back to nature, relax and enjoy the great outdoors. Comprised of eight rural counties historically known for being part of the pioneer gold rush in the mid-1800s, this majestic region of northern California is abundantly scattered with lakes, rivers, mountains and historic mining towns, and includes Lassen Volcanic National Park, two National Monuments, six National Forests and seven California State Parks offering unforgettable fun and adventure. Boasting 300+ days of beautiful weather a year, this area offers boundless outdoor recreation with magnificent landscapes and breathtaking vistas. From towering volcanoes, alpine ranges, and glaciers, to waterfalls, lush forests, pristine lakes, and roaring rivers, this travel destination is one of a kind. Shasta Cascade is easy to get to by auto, air or Amtrak, and offers an off-thebeaten-path experience where people discover an abundance of nature in one of the few remaining unspoiled areas in California. For more information or to request a visitor’s guide visit www.shastacascade.com, like our Facebook page www.facebook.com/ShastaCascade, or find us on twitter www.twitter.com/ShastaCascade.

About Redding, CA Situated at the northern end of the Sacramento River Valley, Redding is the hub city in Shasta Cascade and is located just two hours north of Sacramento and three hours northeast of San Francisco. An incredibly historic and vast rural region, Redding offers a plethora of outdoor adventure and attractions all year long, along with great wine, food, sporting and cultural events, dining, lodging and entertainment. Found nearby several scenic lakes, rivers, state and national parks, including Shasta Lake, Whiskeytown Recreation Area and Lassen Volcanic National Park, Redding is a fantastic base-camp for exploration in Shasta Cascade, offering Any Adventure, Any Day. Voted in 2014 as the “Unofficial capital of Kayaking” by Time Magazine, Redding is located at the crossroads of I-5 and California state routes 299 and 44, with the great Sacramento River running through the center of town. For more information or to order a visitor’s guide visit www.visitredding.com, like our Facebook page www.facebook.com/VisitReddingCA or find us on twitter at www.twitter.com/visitreddingca. For up to date happenings follow our blog at www.visitredding.com/blog.

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Lisa May Shasta Cascade Wonderland Association 530-365-7504 lisa@shastacascade.org

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