Lake Shasta and Trinity Lake are absolute gems for houseboating in the western United States, and for obvious reasons. Surrounded by Trinity National Forest and sitting just an hours drive from the Pacific Ocean, Lake Shasta and Trinity Lake enjoy an incredible wealth of scenery and location.
Great fishing, beautiful summer days, miles of spectacular shoreline and a multitude of recreational activities make these waters a shining example of how beautiful California can be and how awesome a vacation enjoyed with the independence of a houseboat can be.
A list of boats offered on Lake Shasta and Trinity Lake can be found below. We have the best prices around and no one beats our wide selection. Click on any name for more detailed information.
The 65' Titan is definitely a party boat. It iss three stories tall, with capacity for twenty two people. The pictures tell the story best, but the large hot tub, tube slide and the fact that staying on this boat is a vacation in itself should be enough to get you looking.
The Escapade houseboat is sleek and stylish, a mid-sized boat with room for fifteen people. The front living area is smaller in favor of sleeping space, but the kitchen is full sized. What the boat really emphasizes is recreation on the top deck, in the hot tub and under the canopy at the wet bar.
The Grand Sierra EX is a good sized houseboat with room for up to thirteen people scattered throughout the cabin. The really fun part is that several people can snuggle up in the penthouse which pokes up in the middle of the boat. From there you get a full view of Shasta Lake without being bothered by noise from the kitchen or a movie in the living area.
The sleek lines of the Odyssey houseboat evoke style and sophistication. Everything about the boat feeds into that idea, with the built-in hot tub, sophisticated sound system and cherry wood finish all contributing to the experience. It is entirely an entertainment vessel, for up to fifteen people, and well worth the trip.
A spitting image of the Queen Houseboat, the Queen I also sleeps up to 20. The difference between these two models is the layout of the 2nd deck. The Queen I has the wet bar overlooking the front of the houseboat, whereas the Queen's wet bar overlooks the back of the houseboat. These houseboats are designed to accommodate your individual preference! 
The second of the Queen models, the Queen II houseboat is designed towards lower capacity for greater comfort. It has three staterooms and a penthouse, like its counterpart, but total capacity is limited to sixteen. More room in the hot tub, less competition for the satellite TV and more space on the sun deck for everyone.
The Grand Sierra is a moderate houseboat for a party on a budget. It works very well as a base camp for your vacation with a full kitchen (including appliances), plenty of storage space and two bathrooms.
First of the Queens, the Queen houseboat is designed towards greater capacity. Up to twenty people can be accommodated among the three staterooms, the penthouse and then throughout the boat. With three decks, there's still plenty of room to spread out. 
Very similar to the Presidential houseboat, the Senator houseboat has a double pull-out bed where the Presidential has a set of single bunks. Perfect for bringing that extra couple or have a little extra room to spread out.
The Summit is a classic houseboat that uses clever design to make room for up to twelve people. You'll usually want to limit to ten, but you have the option. The large kitchen and refrigerator are plenty to feed everyone, and the dual air conditioners make quick work of the sometimes troubling heat of the area.
For a relaxing and uncomplicated vacation on Shasta Lake, the Cascade houseboat is great. Several steps above camping, you get a full kitchen, gas grill and bed space for eight people. You'd also be hard pressed to find a camp site with air conditioning and the ability to change locations.
