Inn Town Campground

The folks at Inntown have done an amazing job here, I would imagine a lot of money invested. Everything is done right. Great community gathering place in the Club House, with lounge area and kitchen. They even have cast iron cookware, very cool. Ping Pong table... & a swimming pool going in too, ready for next season, 2017.
This isn't just any old RV campground, the emphasis is on community, with shared outdoor cooking and campfire facilities, tent camping, their own glamping tents and several spots for larger trailers too. Hook-ups available too. (& a dump station) Toilets, showers and dish clean up area all spotless, my 14yr old son said, "the restroom was like being at a restaurant" !
Wifi was very strong, even worked in the Airstream, which can be tough. Site 1 was 90% shady, but there are other RV sites in full sun for most of the day.
The owner and staff were all super friendly and helpful, we've all read those horror stories about campsite managers being rude, these folks bent over backwards to make our stay pleasant.
We loved our experience and will return for next Labor Day weekend.

A great stay at Inn Town Campground! I pushed ‘the easy button’ for this camping trip. With its close proximity to San Francisco and no mountains to traverse, I was really looking forward to my long-weekend get-away. Upon arrival, I was greeted by one of the friendly campground staff. My site, 15, was directly to the right upon entering the campground; a large pull-through spot. I think one of the only spots with full sun and no shade. It was perhaps not the best spot in Summer, but could be great in Winter. It is also situated next to the wonderful Narrow Gauge Railroad and Transportation Museum. Even though the proximity to the museum is very close, there was very little noise, and I think the train only ran occasionally on Saturday. Looking out at the museum made for a fun view while sitting under my awning enjoying a cold beverage.

My site was electric and water, only. There is a dumping station on the way out of the campground. A very clean and well maintained dumping station, at that. All sites are fairly large and spread out. I had plenty of privacy, even though I was close to the museum and the campground office/store central hub. However, it looks like there is a pool in the future of the campground, across from this site, so not sure of that will change the dynamics and the noise levels once installed. One of the things I had read about prior to arriving at the campground was the historic Chinese miner’s cemetery. To be honest, I wasn’t sure I wanted to camp around a cemetery! Turns out that it’s a very serene and wooded location within the center of the campground, and not spooky, more spiritual, a neat place to walk around. The road around the campground is dirt, but if going the posted speed limit of 5mph, there wasn’t much dust kicked up.

As other’s have mentioned, there is a lot to see and do around charming Nevada City; shopping and great eats, a Saturday’s farmer’s market, and all within walking, or a short hike, from the campground. It is also a short drive to the Yuba River, a fly fisherman’s paradise. I would say my only ding is the extra $$ per pet policy, two dogs over a long weekend added up. Speaking of pets, I highly recommend Empire Kennels in Grass Valley, where I boarded my dogs for the day while I went fly fishing on the magical Yuba River. And, for a great fly fishing experience, Reel Anglers Fly Shop in Grass Valley is just awesome. They are within 5 minutes of each other and 5 miles from the campground. It can’t get much better than that.

Oh, and wifi was pretty good too!

We have been searching for a nice shady spot to camp within a 1 hour drive of our home in Roseville, CA. We watched with interest over the last 2 years on Facebook as the Inn Town Campground was sculpted from a forest into a forested, modern, multi-use campground! When the reservation books opened, we called right away to get on the schedule and check it out! This campground offers services for tent campers, travel trailers and RV's, as well as cute "glamping" tents. We camped in our Airstream in a spot with hookups, so we didn't utilize the restroom facilities much, but we did take a look. The restrooms were spotlessly clean and well maintained throughout the day by the camp staff. Our spot had a beautiful redwood picnic table, which we used for each meal. A short walk up a gravel path above our site was the closest restroom, with indoor and outdoor shower features. Near the restroom was a large outdoor common area with gas fire pits, chairs and tables. Further along the path is the amphitheater, where we enjoyed a family friendly movie on Saturday night. The camp store has a great selection of drinks and some snacks, as well as cute Inn Town Campground logo items. I can't say enough about how friendly and knowledgeable the staff are. It is obviously a very well run place, with a rare attention to detail.

We loved camping in the trees, and know that the campground has only been open for 1 month. It was a tad dusty, as cars drove by us on the campground roads. We are in the middle of summer, so that's to be expected. I think that additional gravel would help keep the dust down a bit.

There are tons of things to do in the Nevada City area and we look forward to doing some new things with each future visit!

Booked the 4th of July weekend here on a whim after seeing a short write-up in Sunset Magazine...We got lucky and had the honor of checking in on opening day for the campground!

From the location, to the facilities, to the staff, our entire experience was wonderful...

The campground is situated in Nevada City, within a short drive to a number of popular swimming holes on the river, reservoirs, Empire Mine, etc. They also have a walking trail to historic downtown Nevada City.

Extra bonus: the Nevada County Railroad Museum is right next door, their narrow gauge railroad gives railbus rides around the campground perimeter, and through the neighboring meadow. You can actually see the railroad turnaround from some of the campsites.

The campground hosts RV sites, tent sites, and glamping tents on a 15 acre site, rich in local mining history and lots of forested area. Besides being brand new and spacious, the facilities were a very welcomed surprise. The large common room served as a gathering place for the kids in camp, who all became fast friends. The communal kitchen is well stocked and was also a great community space to get to know other campers.

Lastly, the staff at the campground were a huge part of what made our visit so great. Owners Dan and Erin bring a great, down-to-earth family atmosphere, and their entire staff is equally warm and welcoming.

We're already looking forward to our next visit!