Redding, Ca Supercharger
5.0(5)
Tesla Supercharger
8 ports · NACS · up to 250 kW
PRICING
$0.66 / kWh
AI Overview
The chargers are tucked in a parking lot near the Sundial Bridge and may not be immediately visible from the street; Tesla navigation does not always direct drivers precisely to the stall location. Free illuminated pull-in parking is available. Drivers occasionally report charge session failures or connectivity issues with the app, though most visits are successful. The site is near public restrooms, a café, and walking trails along the Sacramento River.
Address
872-880 Sundial Bridge DriveRedding, CA 96001United StatesHours
Open 24 hours
Reviews
Kevin Perry★★★★★Dec 2024 • Google Maps
I love stopping off at this Supercharger. It's 250kW, so the car charges quickly. There are also (IIRC Electrify America) non-Tesla DC fast chargers there. It's lovely to walk up to the Sundial Bridge, especially when the weather is good. It's a gorgeous glass bridge across the Sacramento River. There are trash cans, bathrooms (it's a park, they're not heated or very fancy) and a restaurant nearby, as well. The lot is pretty well-lit and well-maintained. It's a tad confusing to get back to I-5, but not terrible, and there is a grocery store and Target on the other side of I-5.
Alene Hashimoto★★★★★Oct 2024 • Google Maps
Excellent place to charge your Tesla at the entrance of the Sundial bridge park. Found an open charger right away and took a nice stroll over the Sundial Bridge.
H L★★★★★Aug 2024 • Google Maps
Yes, this is the best supercharger along the west coast!! Once you cross the sundial glass bridge, you can take a walk in the shady trail or wade in the cool river on a hot summer day.
Clarice C★★★★★Jul 2024 • Google Maps
The best Tesla Supercharger we have ever been to on the west coast: Sundial bridge & river sightseeing, gift shop, coffee shop, clean & new restrooms and best yey, outdoor & indoor (with AC!) play area for kids!
John Hinkle★★★★★Jan 2024 • Google Maps
Unlike a review by someone else here, there are rest rooms here, you just have to leave your car to find them. It also isn’t at the back of the parking lot, the Tesla navigation just doesn’t quite get you there. The Supercharging parking is as close to the Sundial Bridge as you can get. There is a public restroom just past the Branch House Cafe at the bridge. It’s not open all night, but is open later than the other ones. Never tried to get into the Sheraton Hotel or Mosaic Restaurant to use their restrooms. There is another public park restroom just past the Supercharging parking on Sundial Bridge Drive, but that one be closed earlier than the others. This is the nicest location you could have for a Supercharging station. Get out of your car and walk. So why 4 stars? There are times you have to wait for a charger. I have seen one car waiting and as soon as they get a spot, another car shows up and is waiting. Not that bad all the time, but it happens. The other problem is if there is an event going on at the Civic Auditorium or rodeo grounds. Traffic, or traffic control by LEO can make it impossible to access the chargers. Cottonwood is your next best bet if you can’t get to the Redding chargers. I changed my review to 5 stars since 44 super chargers were added the Holiday Inn on Hilltop Drive. This should eliminate overcrowding and make event traffic not a factor, since you can go to Hilltop Drive.
