Tent Camping in California

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Popular campgrounds in California

Coarsegold, CA

4.0

Yosemite RV Resort

86 RV Sites, 10 Cabins, 52 Tent Sites, 15 Cottages

Welcome to Yosemite RV Resort, a tranquil haven nestled among 35 acres of majestic oaks, manzanitas, and cascading waterfalls. Far from the hustle and bustle, this idyllic camping getaway in the valley foothills offers a peaceful escape under a never-ending star-spotted sky. Relax and unwind in our resort, featuring a large pool, new playground, and horseshoe pits, providing ample opportunities for recreation and enjoyment. But the real adventure awaits as you venture onto the Yosemite Valley hiking trails, revel in the magic of falling stars, and boldly explore the wonders of the Valley. All major holiday weekends require a three-night minimum stay, ensuring you have enough time to enjoy the natural wonders of Yosemite. Plan your escape to our premier Yosemite camping resort and savor the tranquility and beauty that await you.

from $73 $63/night

Bass Lake, CA

4.5

Outdoorsy Yosemite

141 RV Sites, 4 Cabins, 10 Tent Sites, 6 Glamping Sites

Located in Bass Lake, Outdoorsy Yosemite offers a picturesque camping experience in the heart of the High Sierra region of California. Located near the Sierra National Forest, this Bass Lake campground provides full hookups for RVs, Cabins & Glamping tents in a scenic wooded setting, ensuring both convenience and a communal atmosphere. Campers can enjoy a wide array of recreational activities, including boating, paddleboarding, swimming, and fishing on the shores of Bass Lake (just a short 8 minute walk). For those seeking land-based adventures, numerous hiking trails, mountain biking routes, and golf courses are easily accessible. The village of Bass Lake, with its inviting restaurants and shops, is perfect for a leisurely stroll. Just 18 miles from the south entrance of Yosemite National Park, Outdoorsy Yosemite serves as an ideal basecamp for exploring the park's wonders, including giant sequoia groves, historical centers, horseback riding tours, and more. With additional amenities such as a game room, swimming pool, playground, and café, campers are ensured a comfortable and engaging stay at this campground near the Sierra National Forest.

from $51 $44/night

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Julian, CA

Stagecoach Trails RV Park

117 RV Sites, 17 Cabins, 17 Tent Sites

Situated in the heart of the high desert, Stagecoach Trails RV & Horse Camp offers a serene escape from the hustle of city life. Whether you're camping, bringing your RV, or opting for one of their cozy rental cabins, this campground provides a unique opportunity to reconnect with nature. Explore the extensive trail system on the property or venture into the adjacent Anza Borrego State Park, offering hundreds of miles for hiking, horseback riding, off-road adventures, and mountain biking. For those seeking friendly competition, the campground features a full-sized, lighted sports court offering indoor basketball, pickleball, and various yard games. Stagecoach Trails also caters to pets, with a dedicated dog park and horse arena. Families can enjoy the kiddie park and horseshoe pits, providing entertainment for all ages. Beyond the campground, the wonders of Historic Julian await just a short drive away, offering a taste of classic mining town charm, delicious restaurants, and famous apple pie. For the avid golfer, de Anza Country Club, with its breathtaking desert views, is a mere 30-minute drive. If you're feeling lucky, Pala Casino, San Diego's premier gaming playground, is also within a 30-minute reach. Fishing enthusiasts will find joy in nearby Lake Henshaw and Lake Cuyamaca, while hiking and biking trails in the Anza Borrego State Park promise endless exploration. Thrill-seekers can embark on off-road adventures, starting right across the street from Stagecoach Trails, with access to the Pinyon Mountain trail system, including one of only five Jeep Badge of Honor Trails in California. Rock crawling enthusiasts will find challenging terrains on the Pinyon Mountain trail and Rodriguez spur truck trail, providing an adrenaline-pumping experience.

from $75/night

Crescent City, CA

5.0

Redwood Meadows RV Resort

120 RV Sites, 7 Tent Sites, 6 Glamping Sites

Nestled within the majesty of Northern California's coastal redwoods, Redwood Meadows RV Resort offers a tranquil retreat for visitors seeking solace in nature's embrace. Boasting RV sites, tent sites, and glamping sites, this California gem provides a range of accommodations to suit every traveler. Amidst the towering giants, guests can engage in park activities such as basketball or explore amenities including the dog park, general store, and recreation center. Nearby, the ancient grandeur of Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park awaits, offering an immersive experience amidst old-growth redwoods. For those seeking coastal delights, Redwood National and State Parks offer opportunities for elk viewing and lakeside wildlife encounters at Lake Earl, while fishing enthusiasts can cast their lines in the pristine waters of the Smith River.

from $42/night

Lemon Cove, CA

5.0

Lemon Cove Village RV Park

45 RV Sites, 10 Tent Sites

Welcome to Lemon Cove Village RV Park, the perfect family-friendly campground for exploring the stunning Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, just 25 miles away. Situated in the quaint town of Lemon Cove, with a population of just 350, our RV park offers a picturesque setting at the foothills of the Sierra Nevada in California. We offer 55 sites, including tent sites, full and partial hookups, and spacious, level pull-through spaces. Our park is pet-friendly, featuring a fenced dog park, and boasts amenities like a refreshing swimming pool with a covered patio, coin-operated laundry, and a community room for socializing. For outdoor enthusiasts, we're ideally located just 4 miles from Lake Kaweah and a stone's throw from Three Rivers. Enjoy a range of activities like hiking, white water rafting, boating, and fishing. Our park also features a garden area, over 100 trees on 11 wooded acres, horseshoe pits, and high-speed internet. Book with Lemon Cove RV Village and discover what makes us one of the top RV campgrounds in California. Explore, relax, and create lasting memories with us!

from $60/night

Malibu, CA

5.0

Surf Outpost

95 RV Sites, 35 Tent Sites

Wake up to the sound of crashing waves at Surf Outpost, formerly Malibu RV Park, where Southern California oceanfront camping meets stunning coastal views. Set on a bluff overlooking the Pacific, this campground offers Zuma Beach camping at its finest—just minutes from golden sands, world-class surf, and breathtaking sunsets. Adventure is everywhere here. Hike the iconic Backbone Trail for sweeping ocean vistas or explore Escondido Falls, one of the tallest waterfalls in the Santa Monica Mountains. With surfing access in Malibu, you can paddle out at dawn, lounge on the beach by afternoon, and soak in the sunset over the waves. Prefer a slower pace? Try paddleboarding, horseback riding, or simply relaxing by the shore. Back at camp, enjoy full hookup RV sites, modern bathrooms and showers, a general store, WiFi, and a dog park for your furry companion. Whether you're road-tripping the California coast or chasing the perfect wave, Surf Outpost is the perfect place to stay. Book your spot today!

from $95/night

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Bridgeport, CA

Bridgeport Reservoir Marina and Campground

19 RV Sites, 7 Tent Sites

The marina and campground are located in Northern Mono County, on the East Side of the Sierra Nevada mountain range, in California. We are approximately 1 hour North of Mammoth Lakes, CA, and about 2 1/2 hours South of Reno, NV. Services include 80 ft. pull-throughs, Electric, Water, Sewer, Wi-Fi, and Tent Camping as well as access to Off-Road Trails to the Bodie Hills. The resort overlooks Bridgeport Reservoir in what is akin to a “Great Basin-High Desert environment. Beautiful views and open space add to the charm and experience of staying at the reservoir. Established in 1924, the reservoir was constructed to aid farmers and ranchers downstream in Nevada. Soon after, it was realized that a strong fishery could occur here too. Today, it sustains a population of Rainbow and Brown Trout as well as some Sacramento Perch. See Fish report. A rich ecosystem, similar to Crowley Lake, provides an unlimited food supply for the fish to grow and populate. The Reservoir provides anglers of all ages and skill levels to catch fish, whether one is Trolling, Still-Fishing, or Fly-Fishing. There are many other activities besides fishing to help guarantee a great vacation. Bring all your toys!! ATV off-road riding(leave from the park), Hiking, Biking, Rock or Mountain Climbing, Photography, Birding, Horseback Riding (we have short-term boarding), and all water sports(sailing, water-skiing, etc.) are just a few.

from $25/night


Popular camping styles for California

Popular camping activities for California


Popular camping amenities for California RV parks and campgrounds

Wifi

Picnic Table

BBQ Pit

30-Amp

20-Amp

Water Hookup

Electricity

Sewer Hookup

Pull-In (Not Pull-Through)

50-Amp

Gravel Pad

ADA Accessible