Pitch your tent or park your RV next to one of our alpine lakes, hike and bike through miles of forested trails, lounge in your hammock while aspen trees whisper overhead, and share stories by the light of a campfire.
There is something special about twinkling stars on a dark night, the rustle of nylon sleeping bags, and the bitter taste of black coffee in the morning. For the quintessential Tahoe vacation, plan to spend at least one night in the woods toasting marshmallows and sleeping under the stars.
The whole family will love camping at Camp Richardson Campground. This sprawling Lake Tahoe campground has it all. Walk to Camp Richardson Beach from your tent or beach-hop by bike on paved paths that wind along the lakeshore.
With dozens of campsites and a full-service RV park, everyone will be a happy camper. Additionally, Camp Richardson has an onsite resort and marina. You can dine at the Grove Restaurant , and sample sweets at the summer ice-cream parlor. The summer fun is just getting started when you stay at Camp Richardson Campground. Escape to nature at Fallen Leaf Lake Campground and the family will thank you later.
Popular for their wooded sites, hot showers, and proximity to Fallen Leaf Lake, this South Lake Tahoe campground is a real jewel. Hike and bike on trails that circumnavigate Fallen Leaf Lake and wander through aspen forests, which turn brilliant yellow in the fall. Tallac, and if you want to explore further you can easily bike to Lake Tahoe, or hike into granite-bound Desolation Wilderness from Glen Alpine Trailhead.
