HORRIBLE customer service!!!!!!!! booked on a fri, had some family emergencies and had to cancel…read moredue to being unable to travel and emailed to cancel on the same day. SAME DAY that I booked, lady on the phone told me "if you would have called right away we could have maybe done something".... I CALLED, and nobody was there and she goes "well there was no-one here it was after hours" soooo I emailed...... which was dated that Friday I booked and they are still charging me $50.00 to cancel. I get policies and cancellation fees. but come on.. the reservation was more than a month away and canceled (attempted) the same day as noted on email. Horrible customer service. Will NEVER book here again. Hope you enjoy my $50.

We had reservations for the last weekend in June. Our 8 year old son just recently passed away…read moreunexpectedly and we are trying to cope with that and do all the things that come with the horrible circumstance. Needless to say, I called to cancel our reservations. I knew there would be a $50 cancellation fee no problem. In the fine print of the FAQ page, it says reservations must be cancelled at least 10 days prior (I didn't see that). I told the lady owner why we were cancelling. She said sorry, those are the rules and I understand what you are going through because I am about to lose my spouse. Losing a spouse is extremely difficult, but it is not even close to losing a child, especially when your spouse is elderly. It was really just a complete lack of empathy.

(Overdue review) We loved our camping experience at Dream…read moreCatcher! Even though it was Labor Day weekend, the campground and Lakes Basin area was so quiet and peaceful. It's a hidden gem, compared to more popular, overcrowded nature areas. Mike and Brandi were super responsive and helpful via text and in person. It truly is a family business so always happy to support that. We stayed at one of the two campsites and it seems like, at least when we were there, the rest of the RV park folks there were mostly chill, quiet seniors. We helped ourselves to free hot showers (!!!!) and had the sparkling clean restrooms pretty much to ourselves the entire weekend. Nice hiking trail on their property, games and activities available if you choose. We chose to SUP, check out all the pretty lakes in the area. Highly recommend this campground, will visit again.

What a beautiful spot. It felt like the 3 couples we had, had the entire park to ourselves. Clean…read morerestrooms, super funny signs that will make you want to potty in every stall. Only complaint is Dale and the boys working on their trucks ALL NIGHT LONG. I don't know what they were on but it rhymes with Shmeth. People actually live on the SE side of the campground so unless you're in to tweakers banging on things all night, don't stay on that side of the campground. Super loud metal on metal and welding and grinding. I didn't plan on staying at an auto shop but here we are. So we have to be quiet after 10 but they can rage all night? No thanks I do appreciate the care that the owners have put in to this spot, again, super clean and very well maintained. Location is great for golf, local restaurants etc. I'd stay here again but Dale and the boys better put their tools away. Other than that, super great experience

Don't drive too fast on CA-89 or you'll miss the tiny campground sign. Don't make the mistake that…read moreI did and drive into Clio proper. You'll be turning around headed back to the highway to turn left into this place. Now that that's out of the way... Super clean place with excellent, working utilities. We stayed in a riverside spot and it was so relaxing. Then the weekend comes and it fills up with families having fun, so it gets a little hectic. Still, very relaxing with a small river behind us. Price in 2026 was just under $69 a night with tax for an 18' trailer. Drumstick ice cream cones for sale in the office.

This is the best deal around for RV parks and families. Adjacent to the Clio River, plenty of…read moreareas for families to spread out and swim without being on top of each other. Fair overnight price, very clean campgrounds. Lots of little lakes in the area for swimming and fishing. We will definitely be back.

One of our favorite places to camp. It's getting pretty popular though to you will most likely need…read moreto plan ahead and book. If you don't have a camper, they do offer some nice cabins you can stay in. They are small and clean but have no heat or air, which is common. The owners and staff are incredibly friendly. That's really what makes this place what it is. Around holidays they go all out with decorations and activities. It's very family friendly and pets are welcomed. Can't wait to come back!

Second time camping here and both experiences have been great. The staff have always been helpful…read moreand friendly. And I don't say that lightly. If the staff happen to read this, please know I genuinely appreciate how nice and professional you all are. The site we choose has full hookups and we've never had an issue. The campground has cable and WiFi if that's something important to you. They also do a really fun campground trick or treat during the Halloween season (call for dates) where all dress up, decorate their spots and hand out candy to the kids. The campground has plenty of shade which is nice. They also have a dog park with poop bags at the ready. They do have a store, but it is limited. Overall great experience and we will return.

Amazing place, ten out of ten. However if anyone finds keys in the swimming hole please let me know!read more

Sometimes Plan A goes awry. That's happened to me too many times to count in the beautiful Lakes…read moreBasin Recreation Area. The second to last time that happened, I discovered this campground, which is right below my all time favorite, and because the host was so nice I mentally bookmarked for the future. Well, after trying to find a spot at our favorite again, we hit this one hoping to find a spot on a busy weekend and lucked out! Most of the sites were reserved, but the host pointed us toward sites 6+7, which were perfect! The grounds are impeccably maintained. Almost as if the ground itself was swept and vacuumed! Fire rings are strong and in tact, though one of our sites was missing a grate. The grounds are far from the road, so there's no noise, and the sites are pretty well spread apart, so that makes them pretty cozy! But the best part about staying anywhere in this area is the beauty of the night sky. Stars abound. The Milky Way is visible. Shooting stars are nearly a guarantee. And if that's not enough, this is an ideal jumping off point for some phenomenal hikes. Reserve a spot and plan a trip or hit it on a whim. You won't be disappointed!

Well cared for and beautiful dog friendly park. Great hikes available from the campground and lots…read moreof alpine lakes to explore just a short drive away.

Stunning. Old growth trees. Clean bathrooms, hot showers included. Campsites seem large. Very…read morequiet at night and could hear the river from all parts of the campground. Trailheads (1.5 mile hikes) from campground. Fishing and swimming holes. River is a cold plunge for adults but kids were fine with temperature. A very long drive from Bay Area.....6 hours with just quick stops. Quite remote.

Absolutely breathtakingly, beautiful day hike in Graeagle Lakes Basin Area that is not quite 2…read morehours from the Carson City area. Easy directions that has signs that will guide you right to the trailhead with as the other reviewers noted very limited parking but this hike is WELL worth it. With your choice of going to fish at Long Lake or hiking on several different hiking options from the Bear Lakes & Long Lake Loop Trail or take in a more moderate to difficult hike up to Mt. Elwell or Pacific Crest Trail you will not be disappointed by the beautiful nature views plus the four alpine lakes that on this trip in November we weren't brave enough to take a dip in but our Hobey doggy thoroughly enjoyed and we found to be of temperature similar to Lake Tahoe. Big Bear, Little Bear, Cub and Long Lake were exactly what we needed to put us back in touch with the serene vibes of the peacefulness of being outside with nature. Weather, views were stunningly gorgeous, we and our furry companions HIGHLY recommend getting out here to enjoy this easy to moderate hike/loop trail. Enjoy and #moveyourbody !!

I feel like nothing I write will adequately describe the beauty of this place, so I'll let the…read morepictures do the talking for that part. The trailhead is easy to find and off the main road. The road to get to the trailhead is doable in a small car, but take it slow as there are potholes and lots of blind corners. There's a well-maintained bathroom at the start of the trail and good signage. Parking is pretty good, there were plenty of spaces when I went but i could see it getting crowded during the summer months. The trail to long lake is relatively easy, but I wouldn't suggest it for someone with limited mobility. It's also a short hike with almost immediate payoff once you get to long lake, which is BEAUTIFUL. My dog and I elected to keep going past long lake toward the dam, and passed several small pretty lakes and streams on the way there. The trail was a little icy when I went in early December, but nothing too crazy.

We recently stayed the weekend at Feather River RV Park and had a blast! Sara and family greeted…read moreus at check-in, gave us the park guidelines and a map to our spot, and we were on our way to fun! We read reviews of other campgrounds, and unwelcoming hosts...we're happy we chose Feather River RV Park! The pride of new ownership really shows, these folks are happy you're a guest, and make you feel welcome! This campground offers TONS of family friendly amenities, like a playground, heated pool, onsite laundry room, showers, small general store, game room, and standards like volleyball, horseshoes and tether ball. We camp in a trailer, and sites offered full RV hookups for a very comparable rate. They offer tent sites and rent charming little cabins too! Together with the amenities, this represents a lot of value for families camping with kids! We played games, swam, rode bikes, explored Graeagle and nearby Lake Davis, toasted marshies...yep, privately owned campground still allows campfires! The only -1 star is for the very close proximity to other campsites, and while we didn't know upon booking that a large number of sites are occupied by year-round campsite tenants...we got a less-than-friendly "greeting" from a neighbor that obviously didn't appreciate new campers with kids or music, or another vehicle, even though we were abiding by park rules on vehicle parking and low music volume. The resident campers seemed cliquey, but we didn't let Grumpy Gus ruin our time, and neither should you! We've decided that when it comes to kids & camping, there's direct correlation between how much fun they're having, and how dirty they get. We call it the "Dirty/Fun Matrix" Well, my kids were covered in dirt (did I mention showers onsite?), never once asked for TV or tablets, there were lots of kids in the campground to play with, and we all had a blast! Come and enjoy this family-owned campground & RV park, let the kids get dirty, and make some memories!

When we came, we were confused where the office was and saw that the laundry room was closed, which…read moreI suspect is the same building as the office, when we called the number, two guys did come within 5 minutes to show us the cabin that we rented. We were in Cabin #2. They told us that the cabins were exactly the same. The first thing that was weird is they took the key to the padlock that was on the door that didn't close snug. We asked for the key, but they said nothing has ever been stolen since they've worked their. We didn't want to take any chances, so we bought our own padlock and locked it when we were away. At first glance the cabin looked clean, but after we un-packed we saw dust bunnies and cobwebs all over. In fact, one was over the bed ready to land on my head. The weather was a little cold at night and there was no heater in our cabin, however, when we were packing up, I went to look in the other cabin #1, and there was a heater and the door closed snug. In addition, the bathroom had cobwebs and dust bunnies as well, but I was happy that it was open 24/7. All and all, we would rate it a 4 out of 10. I suggest that you have your staff clean the facilities on a regular basis, especially before someone stays in the cabins. Thanks!

Showed up with cash in hand to pay in full. They refused it, then confused everyone and pulled my…read moresister into the mess instead of talking to me. Invoice had no payment info, staff had no clue, and the whole place runs like it's stuck in 1975. Hard pass.

I wouldnt recommend the golf course. Over priced!The golf carts are old and dirty.The greens have…read moredirt and some kind of other growth on them. Making it difficult to putt. Lack of friendly customer service from staff.

We love this state park for camping, hiking, biking, fishing, and especially for the history! It is…read morean old gold mining town, and home to America's first downhill ski races! We love the museum and the volunteers who work there.

I don't want to be the one to spoil the secret, but I recently camped here, and it was incredible…read more I think this will probably be one of my favorite places to camp from now on. I stayed at Upper Jamison Creek, and loved it. I made reservations about a week ahead of time on Reservecalifornia.com My site was very spacious, private, and well shaded. There were lots of redwoods on my site, some purple irises, and even some snow plant. There are a few lovely short trails that run throughout the park, like the one mile hike from the campground to the Visitor Center, or an extra mile to Camp Lisa or the Jamison Mine Complex. From the historic mine complex, the PCT is just three miles away. Or, you can also drive to the trail head and park there. In the other direction, the Trail carries on to a series of alpine lakes and waterfalls. Like other reviewers have said, it was very cold at night. Even in June, I needed both sleeping bags. There are several other amazing hikes within driving distance. If you look carefully, there are some free campgrounds, too. The only time this state park charges fees is to camp at the nicer campgrounds. All parking is free. Showers are free. Plumas Eureka is more accessible than some state parks. They Reserve disabled sites for people with disabled passes, which is something to keep in mind if you have a pass and are looking for a site at the last minute. Lots of gorgeous lakes and opportunities for kayaking, too. Pretty much as good as it gets for a state campground.