Sacramento River Access, South of Redding
Anderson
A city of about 11,000 on the Sacramento River, roughly 10 miles south of Redding. Homes range from in-town lots to parcels of an acre or more.
About the Area
What It's Like to
Live Here
Anderson sits along the Sacramento River about 10 miles south of Redding. It became a city in 1956 and had 11,323 residents in the 2020 census.
Homes here come in a wide range of lot sizes. In town you find standard city lots in neighborhoods such as Pleasant Hills, Friendly Hills and Skyview Estates. Outside the city limits, parcels run from one acre to 40 acres or more.
Anderson River Park sits on the Sacramento River and has a public boat launch, fishing access and a splash pad. North and South Volonte Parks are in town, and Shasta Speedway hosts an annual ARCA Menards Series West race.
Area Highlights
- About 10 miles south of Redding
- In-town lots and parcels of one acre or more
- Anderson River Park on the Sacramento River, with a public boat launch
- Neighborhoods such as Pleasant Hills, Friendly Hills and Skyview Estates
- Parcels up to 40 acres or more outside the city limits
Recreation & Lifestyle
- Boating and fishing at Anderson River Park
- River Splash splash pad at Anderson River Park
- North and South Volonte Parks
- Paddling the Sacramento River downstream from Anderson River Park
- Races at Shasta Speedway
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