Compared to the extremely crowded and more popular CA/NV State Parks and other areas of the Tahoe Basin, we were pleasantly surprised by this very large (over 200 sites) campground just a hop, skip, and jump away from Lake Tahoe itself. The... Read more

Initially, I was not that impressed with what this campground offered "on paper" -- but upon arrival, it is mind-blowingly spectacular. Definitely on my list of top Nat'l Park campgrounds ever. Sure, some of the sites are a little small (the... Read more

Due to COVID-19, Upper Pines is the only open campground in Yosemite Valley at this point late-March 2021, and it's being filled only up to loop containing site 156... and only every other site is being filled. That said, even at reduced... Read more

We were relocated from Gerstle Cove campground a week before our trip due to a water leak and tree maintenance. We assumed due to the water leak the water was not drinkable, although no one told us why or gave us a heads up. No hookups,... Read more

Always love that Oregon State Parks almost always have full hookups available for those who need it. Glamping at its finest! Turned out site D16 was located at a triangle-shaped intersection, so that made it very easy to maneuver our travel... Read more

This is literally just the parking lot for the Holiday Inn Express connected to the Redwood Casino. As of early Nov 2020, the hotel is operating, but the restaurant and casino is still shut down due to COVID-19. When I called the hotel front... Read more

The RV sites at McClure Point are only water/electrical, but that is plenty for a short stay and convenience. The nearest dump station is down at Lake McSwain about 7 miles away, which isn't too bad. Bonus is that the facility there is a 3-lane... Read more