We went about a week ago for the first time. It was rustic, and what I expected from a traditional…read morecamp ground. I know there are super luxury resort R.V. parks out there, but I grew up going mostly to state and regional parks tent camping. We just bought a new Travel trailer, so first time not tent camping, we go about 3 or 4 times a year tent camping. It was on par with the campgrounds we go to in the Tahoe area, but with a few extras like the heated pool, and the kid"s clubhouse. My 9 year old daughter loved that place, making all kinds of arts and crafts with the art teacher on staff. Also, she recently got into fishing so the pond was a nice extra. We used this place as a base camp for our usual Tahoe activities, and spent a day at our favorite Baldwin Beach. It was nice to take a free hot shower instead of tokens at the state parks. Like I said, didn't seem much different than what we are used to, so no complaints. We enjoyed the affordable food options at the ghost town, especially after getting back from Tahoe, and not feeling like cooking. As we continue our new R.V. life, I'm sure we will get to see the more upscale places, but this place was fine for our current needs. Reminded me of my Science Camp days in school. Beautiful woods and hiking trails out in nature.

Tried to schedule an RV spot for an upcoming weekend, and was repeatedly pressure into purchasing a…read morespot.

This area is beautiful and well cared for. I am grateful to have found this community to feel safe…read moreand escape to. I understand the old ownership had allowed some problematic tenants but I have had nothing but great experiences with their management here and hope to see more friendly faces moving in as they continue to grow and improve. Highly recommend. Great investment opportunity also.

This place really meet and exceeded my expectations. Great facilities and options to keep busy with…read morethe kids. Nothing grand, but diverse and nice enough to be useful and appreciated. Enjoyed pickle ball, basketball, pool, hot tub. Made dinner on the very nice stainless propane bbq provided in the common area. My son was excited to try fishing in the pond. No whoppers caught, but we saw fish and had a nice experience.

Ok I'm giving it 4 stars. I did this just because of the wonky layout of the park. This park has…read morepretty much everything. The manager is a very nice person. The dog park is the best at any park I've stayed at. Real grass. Doesn't stink when you walk in. Gravel and astroturf are not the way to go. If I did have a complaint it would be the poop bags in the dog park. If you need a place to stay in your RV I would definitely recommend this place.

We really enjoyed our stay Friday and Saturday night!! We booked this site last minute so that we…read morecould do some white water rafting research and float around in the river which was about 30 minutes from the site. After checking out the South Fork rapids we then went over to North Beach and floated around while we watched all the rafters go by. The hosts, Troy and Janna, were very accommodating and also very friendly. We booked site 5 online and when we got there we asked them if we picked a good site. They said yes, but that site 6 would be better for this weekend because we wouldn't have anyone directly next to us so they switched us to 6. All the sites are spacious with shade and pretty level. (I will add that they did lay some gravel at each site but the sites are all dirt for the most part so it does get dusty. We travel with Astro turf mats so we laid those down and it did a good job mitigating the dust.) Troy and Janna have owned the park for a couple of years now and have put so much work in to it to making it a nice RV Park where people will want to be returning guests. They have an awesome bar area where they serve cold beer and wine. On Friday nights they grill burgers and on Saturdays they make pizzas. So if you don't want to cook, they'll cook for you! They've built a stage in the hang out area and every Saturday night they have live music!! The band last night was great. We hung out at the bar for a few drinks. Met some other campsite guests who were all friendly to chat with, and then we went and sat in front of the stage and enjoyed the music. They've got some picnic tables in front of the stage but we just brought our own chairs. They've also got a pool table, bocci ball, darts and other fun games to enjoy. This was our first time visiting this campsite and we'll definitely be returning. Thanks Troy and Janna for making our first visit a fun and memorable one. We'll be back soon to drink your cold beer and enjoy some live music!

We had such a great visit here with our friends, and family ! The staff is so friendly, caring, and…read morethoughtful. It's a really beautiful place. The playground was a huge bonus for the little ones. Great trails for walking, and bike rides. We definitely plan on coming back ! Thank You Troy, Janna, and Talan ! Tell Clementine , and Grizz we said MEOW

You say it's gated and yes it is as I lived there BUT the gates are always open and anybody can…read morecome thru and there are lots of homeless that ventured through there all the time. As for the rules most are not followed and they favor some of the residents. And getting out on Sunrise is almost impossible if you're driving or walking. And last the In and Out has so much traffic sometimes you can't even get into the park!

Wonderful mobile park. Clean well maintained and many activities. Pool open, spa open and very…read moresocial club house with many different events.

We love it here. We have booked both the group sites and individual sites over the past 6 years…read more 2014 was tough because of the drought. The camp sites are good sizes and are clean - very well kept. I agree that the vault toilets are smelly - but what can you expect? Fairly quiet during the day and at night can be a bit noisy depending on what kind of neighbors you have. However, out of our last 6 trips we only experienced 1 rowdy/party neighbor. Very scenic and calm camp ground. We love it.

The female camp host with grey long braided hair was extremely rude and cussed at my minor son. I…read moream still baffled that she did that and I will never come back to this campground again because of her. She also gave us false information that we were not allowed to be at the water when in fact we can go down there. She's lucky I didn't call the cops because I was thinking about it

This review is for the camp host. I wasn't scheduled to camp there. I was just driving through and…read morewas lost looking for an off-road trail. As I walked up to the host who was sitting at a picnic table he immediately said' Firewood is over there." I told him I didn't need firewood and was lost. He said, "I'm off duty. Can't help you." I asked if he could just tell me where the trail was and he said no and that it was a complicated process. I asked again, "You can't tell me where the trail starts?" He said no again and that he was on he phone as well. I said thanks and left. What an unhelpful human being.

1. THE LAKE ITSELF is wonderful and we truly enjoyed kayaking in it and loved seeing a bold eagle…read moreflying above and diving for his meal in the lake. That said boats in the lake are limited to 5mph and this was not enforced. The noise and waves from (slow, yet motorized) boats, and the music from their speakers compromised our experience of being immersed in nature. 2. DISPERSED CAMPING: we were planning on dispersed camping but absolutely couldn't find a good spot! We tried different dirt roads according to the official description but gave up. 3. CAMPGROUND: we ended up camping at Stumpy Meadows campground. The host, Dexter, was wonderful. However, the campground is sloped and the campsites are not well designed. Also, the campground may be remote but it isn't quiet. While located in a beautiful forest, it is close to the road and we kept hearing noise of fast driving trucks. Bottom line- next time we drive to a remote lake we'll look for a quieter lake with better camping options.

Fellow campers. My family and I have been going to Giant Gap campground for 35 years. That's where…read moremy children spent every vacation. We grew together as a family there. Covid brought hordes of people many disrespecting nature. Ok I get it. You can't go on your cruise. But what I found today devastated me. Yes they took down infested trees a few years ago and left them EVERYWHERE. Yes are familiar path and beach were blocked now. Ok. But when I drove to our campsite today I cried like a baby. I was in shock. The amount of trees that had been cut in the entire campground was shocking. Not a few, not 50% - more. Although I am grateful for our time there and our memories that will never be forsaken - I am sorry new campers will never know it former beauty. Maybe you can see the lake now. May be that was the point. But our slice of paradise is gone.

There is a private property nearby where individuals come to fire off semi automatic weapons. This…read moreusually happens just after dark and it's really disturbing. While we were there a no fires order was in effect and the camp host did nothing to stop them. Not recommended.