Tahoe State Recreation Area & Campground
The campground has 23 campsites with picnic tables, required-use food storage containers, and fire pits.
The campground is located just a quarter of a mile from beautiful Tahoe City where you can ride your bike to Squaw Valley, raft down the Truckee River, or visit the Gatekeeper Museum to learn about local history. At the campsite itself, enjoy the picturesque scenery of Lake Tahoe nestled in the small woods of Ponderosa and Jefferey pine. The woodsy campground features a lake with a fishing pier, picnic areas with benches, and a bike path.
- Hours Reserve online or call
- Address Highway 28, Tahoe City, CA
- Phone 800-444-7275
- Website Tahoe State Recreation Campground
- Bike Trails
- Showers
- Restrooms
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Sailor Flat Trail
Foresthill, CASailor Flat Road, Foresthill, CA 95631The first 1½ miles of the trail follows an old mining road and is relatively easy. The trail then becomes steeper, with many switchbacks as you drop down to the North Fork of the American River.
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Lakeview Connector Trail
Auburn, CALake Clementine Road, Auburn, CA 95603This fairly level trail connects Lake Clementine Road to the Foresthill Divide Loop Trail, meandering through areas of chemise and foothill woodlands on the south side of the canyon above Lake Clementine.