Compare Stays in Trinity Center, United States

Only Handpicked, Verified Places to Stay in Trinity Center, United States for Your California Trip

Check-in
19Sept
Check-out
20Sept
Rooms and Guests2 Guests, 1 Room
Trinity Center is located near the scenic Trinity Lake and the iconic Whiskeytown National Recreation Area, offering activities like fishing and swimming. You can find beautiful spots, such as the Trinity Alps, perfect for hiking. For accommodations, there are cozy cabins, charming lodges, and spacious family-friendly hotels, each selected based on customer reviews and amenities. Make sure to book well in advance, as summer attracts many visitors. Use local shuttle services to explore the area easily and enjoy your stay.
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Mountain Meadow Resort
Map13.5 mi from City Centre
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Cabin Hideaway < 1 Mi To Trinity Lake: Hike & Fish
Map1000 yd from City Centre
FromUS$ 143 /nightSelect
Cabin W/ Backyard Space - 1/2 Mi To Trinity Lake!
Map400 yd from City Centre
FromUS$ 233 /nightSelect

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Essential Hotel Insights for Trinity Center

This guide provides key information on hotel accommodations in Trinity Center, evaluating one property to assist travelers in making informed decisions regarding their stay.

Typical nightly rates range from $95 to $150.

Only one hotel property available in the area.

Peak travel seasons include summer (June to August) and fall (September to October).

Expect local taxes and fees of around 10%.

Located approximately 10 km from Trinity Lake.

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