Bidwell Canyon Campground

Absolutely

Unsure I lived there in a fema trailer

These sites are right on the water, probably a hundred feet maybe 200 from the camper to the lake, but that is when the lake is full, Lake Oroville supplies water to Southern California so by mid-july the lake is usually at least 75 to 80 ft below level, so the best time to enjoy it is now till the second week of July also they have campsites right on the lake, they're floating, they're two levels and you just drive your boat out to them and you camp on them, they're pretty cool. they have plenty of sleeping area with a barbecue and a sink and a bathroom, but they always are booked up so you need to make reservations a year or two in advance

Last time i was there the host lives on site and will catch up with you in the morning.

Was just there didn't see designated swimming. Probably because they lake is so low

I called and no answer. I know they are closed due to the extended shelter in place

No

The hook-ups have a 20 and a 30 amp switch, so if you need that much power you can just flip them both on at the same time.

$45 a night includes water sewer and electricity.

I dont think so... if there is we havent found it

As of now Yes,