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Harmony Ridge Resort

3.7 (61 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Aleigh B.

Came here this weekend because the resort was giving out a promotion for 3 days and 2 night stay. First impressions of the place was that it felt very safe and was very well maintained. They are family and dog friendly. The staff was very sweet! The resort has so much to it! They have recreation rooms with puzzles, tv, ping pong, pool etc. they have a swimming pool, kids playground and space for events. I was very impressed with how clean the bathrooms were. Free to use showers which was a plus. The water pressure in the shower wasn't great but for camping, it got the job done! The site itself was simple, no fire pits so we brought our own propane one! They all have water spouts and a bench. My ONLY complaint was the amount of yellow jacket bees that were around our site was insane. We asked a staff member for one of the lure traps and they went and provided one which was appreciated however it didn't resolve the problem which I read that this time of year is prone to these bees but it was a struggle when making food and eating. Once it got darker though, they buzzed off. We also went on the trail that is in the resort and that was so much fun! It came with a scavenger hunt to win a t shirt so my fiancé and I were determined! The hunt was harder than it may seem but it was definitely worth it!

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Bruce S.

Up at HRR for a few days with Corina. This trip we are staying in one of the big cabins. Full kitchen that we don't need as we are exploring the area restaurants. The fridge is nice though, but we brought our own ice chest. The cabin has a bedroom. It also sleeps 2 in bunks and 2 more on the futon. The kitchen is fully equipped with pots & pans and everything you need to cook your own meals. Full bath is nice. Wi-Fi is marginal at this cabin, but the signal was perfect at the RV spaces we used with our travel trailer in the past. We have been members for 6 or 7 years now and love this place

Nice cabin were staying in
Monica M.

This is my husband and I 2nd time here with our friend this place is so pretty and the cabins are amazing and the staff is always nice. I would highly recommend this place for any family trips or a romantic get away or just a reason to get away for the weekend with friends and family members.

We were driving on Hwy 20 and wanted to check it out for regular camping, but found out it was a member only campground resort. Normally, I'm not into memberships and have shied away from them for years. I never feel the value is really there. And the maintenance fees...don't get me started. However, we're avid campers and over the last few years have noticed that the price at nice places is $80 a night because they're charging per kid, per dog, and at least three different taxes. We liked the nice places though because you get a certain kind of folk (the respectful ones) and experience. In comes Harmony Ridge and their network with access to about 6 campground RESORTS in a comfortable driving distance. I could easily make up my investment in a few years. My husband and I have a retirement plan of being in an RV for at least half a year at a time, and quite frankly, that dream was getting obscured by the per night rate at places we'd feel our up to our style of camping. Now, we just paid for a huge expense of our retirement plan in our 40s, and can enjoy free camping for years to come. I feel like I just took a weight off my shoulders! We did something today for our enjoyment in the future. Lastly, if you like the mountains, Harmony Ridge is a great home base for a membership! Beautiful park, plenty of sites, and secluded. The resort feature is amazing. Never stayed at a place with so many amenities, so it's really a great value for the money. Those campgrounds where we were paying 80 a night were not resorts and didn't have great amenities (because there are no dues to maintain them after the public trashes them), but at some point, you cross from crude camper to glamper, and you're going to want the amenities. Harmony Ridge does not disappoint. We had a lovely experience from start to finish. Staff was nice and the fellow campers even better. I felt at home. I sort of was because I was surrounded by lots of fellow Reno folks. We shared drinks, we shared stories, and we shared laughs. I can surmise that the people who have given bad reviews here weren't the type you wanted to be your site neighbors anyway. People who actually use the membership don't complain. That's the bottom line. I'm looking forward to many years to come of staying in our trailer or renting out one of the cabins at a great rate.

Belle B.

Love it here! Took the trip with a few friends and had a peaceful time out in nature, not to mention the staff is great and friendly. Can't wait to be back

Glenda M.

My Husband and I joined in 2017. We love staying at Harmony Ridge. We love the atmosphere. Our kids enjoy their time here and there's lots of activities for them to enjoy. I feel confident letting them enjoy the Campground by themselves since every member is screened. We have enjoyed the RV sites and just recently our kids wanted to Tent camp and we had a wonder big site. We hope to enjoy the cabins soon. Staff is always friendly and helpful. I have never had a negative experience here. There's many perks with the membership like staying at other resorts for free. Overall the surrounding are is beautiful and we love exploring lakes trails and beautiful views of nature.

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Goose Lake Campground - Goose Lake

Goose Lake Campground

4.4(5 reviews)
32.0 mi

Tranquility and peacefulness... Until the horses show up!?…read moreAlong Gold Lake Highway lies MANY hidden gems...including Gold Lake! The scenic drive there was shared with bicyclists as they road, up the mountain in the sun...It's a truly spectacular drive filled with magnificent views... Creeks, water falls, lakes, ponds, rivers...the list goes on! Pebble beaches, grassy banks and warm water were just a few of the upsides to this beautiful lake, a piece of heaven. We heard about the lake by some locals at the RV park we camped at and just had to see for ourselves. I love going on adventures to places I've never been, which is what we had to do when our campground at Stampede was full, and finding ourselves in places we had no idea even existed!! As we enjoyed the lake, a few horses and a rather fine border collie dog were led down from the nearby stables by their owner to get them used to the lake...The dog played and the horses drank. It was a neat thing to see. Taven found and chased a little garden snake which prompted an educational speech by daddy about snakes, their dangers and their wonders... It was a great time!

Goose Lake campground is a small Forest Service campground located on the Gold Lake Highway just…read moresouth of the more well-known Gold Lake campground. It is often simply used as overflow for the latter. However, although much smaller than Gold Lake, it is no less beautiful, and the lack of motorized watercraft give it a quieter, more serene appearance. Not camping at the time, we were simply looking for a nice lake to have a picnic by that was accessible by car. In the Lakes Basin area, in spite of what everyone says, this is no mean feat. The forest service seems to assume that the great majority of users have four-wheel-drive vehicles anyway, so no sense wasting money fixing the multitude of hazardous potholes on seemingly every access road. At this campground, we took one look at the dirt campground road and its giant potholes, and aborted an attempt to drive in. Fortunately, off the highway just south of the entrance is a large dirt area to park, fairly devoid of holes, that had a walk-in path to the campground and the lake. Goose Lake is a short walk from that parking area, and if you don't mind sitting on a rock, there is an abundance of beautiful areas to have lunch by and enjoy the water. Even if you only have a short amount of time, Goose Lake is worth a visit. The campground is small, with only 13 spots, and was quite quiet during our midday visit. The big disadvantage to this campground: no water. You would probably need to make visits to nearby Gold Lake and refill water supplies. The vault toilet was clean and relatively odor free. The daily camping fee is only $10, and does not take reservations. To reach the campground, go south on Highway 89 from Graeagle for 2 miles, then proceed south for 12 miles on the Gold Lake Highway. Definitely a four star for day use, but potholes and the lack of water knocks it down a star for camping...

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Goose Lake Campground - Goose Lake

Goose Lake

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Goose Lake Campground - Goose Lake

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Truckee River RV Park - The Manager

Truckee River RV Park

4.1(65 reviews)
47.9 mi

We are currently staying at the Truckee River RV Park in site 39. The park is very well…read moremaintained. Each site has a BBQ as there is no burning of firewood. You can rent a propane fire pit which we did for $25 for the stay and that includes a tank of propane. Each site has water electric snd sewer. i want you to know this is not an asphalt parking lot. There is grass and a picnic table for each site. There are rules that there will be no carport or artificial grass on the lawn. which is understandable. There are clean restrooms with showers and a laundry room. Play Area Equipment with ping pong and fooseball This RV Park is very quite. No loud music Quiet Hours start at 9pm. No Generators Running Dogs are on leashes and there are potty bags available. During our stay guests were very considerate of not walking thru your camp. There is the noise of HWY 80 but it did not bother us. The river is close by and there is fishing. The store and deli are very well stocked. You can even buy a fishing license. They even have gasoline for 3.99 a gallon. Hope everyone enjoys the review. Thank you for a wonderful stay. we will be back. .

Needed some diesel (best price south of Reno) and stumbled upon this place. Deli is definitely…read moreworth the stop. Absolutely killer sandwiches. I got the super pastrami which included grilled salami on marbled rye. Yum! Huge phone in to-go business as well. Lovely tree shaded patio to sit and eat as well. Just off the freeway, easy to find. Basic camping stuff if you need it as well. Picked up some night crawlers. We'll be back.

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The stores fantastic selections

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River Rest Resort

River Rest Resort

3.9(58 reviews)
10.2 mi

First time here and this is such a great place to go camping. We went for the 4th of July. It was…read moreso much fun that we will be coming back real soon. The river is in walking distances. The staff is very friendly and the grounds are well kept with the bathrooms being well taken care of. On the 4th of July they have a fun parade in their little town near by. The town is close by in walking distance with a bar and small store if you need to buy something you forgot. They also have a restaurant but we did not eat there. This place offers tent and RV camping. They have a play ground so kids can swing and play. It's very family friendly. If you are down to go camping go check them out. I really can't say enough about this place. They do book up very quickly.

We've been camping here for several years and love the area…read more Now, I understand that some people have no respect for other people's property, but that's not everyone and it's certainly not us. We don't bring any off-road vehicles, clean up after ourselves and others, and have always been respectful to others. This trip, we were confused by an extra charge for camper 5 & 6 when they arrived. We simply asked why when the website says up to 6 per site and got the response "don't tell me what my website says, I'll pull it up and show you..." Whoa, hold on, it was a legit question we weren't challenging your existence! Why such a mean and rude response? We ALL have bad days and I spent MANY years in customer service, you just don't treat people like that if you want them to come back. So now we question, do they even care if we come back? There are so many people wanting to get a spot this time of year that we don't matter to them? The first three days we were here, less than half the spots are taken, so I would think not. But wow, horrible treatment, horrible. I must say though, we went to the office the day before, it was closed, we rang the bell and received a cheerful greeting followed by an eager response to fill our request for firewood, even delivered it to our spot. So, to the lady in the office that spoke so rudely to my wife and daughter, relax. Sometimes folks simply don't understand and a calm explanation is all they need. Will we come back? Maybe. But if we do, I hope we encounter the nice staff, not the rude angry lady.

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River Rest Resort - The river in walking distance

The river in walking distance

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Paramount RV and Trailer Park - Paramount Park

Paramount RV and Trailer Park

5.0(1 review)
57.0 mi

Paramount RV Park has been a God send for my family. After loosing our home in the Camp Fire we…read morewere able to buy an RV. We were having a difficult time finding a place to put it. The Manager here, had been clearing spaces and giving priority to families affected by the fire. Eddie the manager is friendly and available when we have had questions. There is a laundry facility available for residents and a locked mail box area. The park has been quiet and other residents we have met have been friendly.

From the owner: Paramount RV and Trailer Park in Chico, recently renovated and under new management, currently has…read morespaces available for overnight, weekend, weekly and monthly leases with the lowest prices in town. Guaranteed. Each space can accommodate RV's and trailers 25-40ft in length with 30-50Amps and include the following amenities: water, garbage and sewer, onsite laundry and management, 24-hour high-definition video surveillance and security personnel, individual locked mailboxes in our secured mailroom, and so much more. Conveniently located on the Esplanade between Cohasset Rd and Mission Ranch Blvd and well within walking distance to restaurants, shopping, the lovely Chico State University campus, Nettleton Stadium (home to the Chico Heat minor league baseball team), the Bidwell Mansion and the always gorgeous Bidwell Park. Please come by for a tour and pick up an application to join our quiet little community.

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Paramount RV and Trailer Park - Laundry/Mail Room

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Paramount RV and Trailer Park - Gorgeous Paramount Park

Gorgeous Paramount Park

Paramount RV and Trailer Park - Paramount Park

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Lake Carr Campground - Lake Carr at Sunset... captured on the trail just beyond the last campsite at the very end. Ugh! Heaven!

Lake Carr Campground

5.0(2 reviews)
3.1 mi

- $15 per site per night. $5 for additional vehicles. Cash or Check deposited in an enveloped and…read moredropped off in a bin at the entrance to the campground. - Sites include: Picnic table, Bear Box and Fire Ring. - Camp Fires: As of July 20, 2020. Fires are permitted only in the fire ring. Plenty of wood around to collect and burn. *** Camp Fires are not allowed if you are dispersed camping. *** - Bathrooms: 4 portable bathrooms next to spot 1 in the front and a vault bathroom with 2 stalls by spot 9 &10. When we arrived on Friday, they were cleaned and stocked with toilet paper. By Sunday, they were a stinky mess. The Carr lake campground was great. Spot vary in size. Some of the spots in the front had lake access. The spots in the back have a lake view. You can still access the lake from the spots in the back, but its a pretty steep decent. The spots in the middle do not have lake access but some are pretty private and have lots of shade. Spot 8 has the most privacy and a good amount of distance from the neighbors. Spot 8 is also by a creek. This drowned out the noise other campers made in the evening. Carr Lake was very pretty. However, the main event is Feely lake. Access to Feely lake is between Spot 8 and 9. It's a larger lake with stunning views. A lot of backpackers were heading to Island Lake which is about a mile from the Carr Lake Campground. Due to the Covid related closures around the state, more people than usual are heading to the outdoors. This meant that this usually secluded area was not packed with day hikers and backpackers. The parking lot was at capacity by mid day Friday and people had to park on the side of the road as far as a half a mile away. I recommend that you stake your claim as early as Thursday or very early Friday.

Lake Carr Campground is a true gem for those adventurous enough to brave the road up there…read more Quick Campsite Stats: Number of Sites: 11 Cost: $15 per day, honor system by envelope (cash or check only) Amenities: - Pit Toilets, but generously stocked with toilet paper. - Metal fire rings with a grill - Picnic table at each site Does not include: - Water (unless you purify the lake water, plenty of that around) - Trash cans (you must pack in what you pack out) Pets Allowed? Yes! Elevation: 6,663 ft Reservations Required?: No. All first come, first served as far as I could tell. Owned and operated by PG&E Getting There (the hard part): It's a good 30-40 minute drive north of Hwy 20 up Bowman Lake Road (Forest Road 18) to where it splits off to Forest Road 17. From there you will see a giant log with "CARR" spray painted in white with an arrow to the right (pretty awesome, I know). Now you're in for three miles of rocky dirt road... and I mean rough. A road full of rocks ranging from the size of grapefruits to dodge balls... so take is slow and steady. I will warn all sedans or low-clearance vehicles to be extremely careful. I saw many cars bottoming out (a mini cooper and prius among them). Towards the top of the road, you'll need to navigate around some big boulder-like rocks embedded in the road. Here is where most low-clearance vehicles gave up, pulled to the side and decided to walk the rest of the way. I have a two-wheel drive Honda CRV. I decided to give it a whirl and made it up to the parking lot by some miracle. Entry to the Campground: Surprisingly the parking lot was already packed at 4:30pm on a Friday! Who are all these people brave enough to make it up that road? I was impressed. I wasn't quite sure what to expect campsite wise considering it was 4th of July weekend and I was hoping to snag one of the first come, first served sites. I wasn't too optimistic, but I threw on my backpack and decided to take a look around. You want to head to the top of the trail (i.e. the road barricade). There you will see a wood bulletin board of sorts with the campsite rules and a place to leave your nightly fee ($15). You put your cash/check in an envelope and tear off the receipt at the bottom. Put the envelope in the slot on the green post and take the receipt to your campsite of choice. Clip it under your campsite number and voila! Note: The PG&E people are checking to make sure you've done this word to wise, but I have no idea if and how they would "cite" you if you didn't pay. It's kind of the honor system. Surveying the Campsites Right after you walk past the bulletin board there are a number of campsites up off to the right. Some of them were already taken by the time I got there, so I walked on down the road, but I heard from some other seasoned campers that one of the first campsites was one of the best out of the eleven. I continued down the road and saw some absolutely stunning ones! I was thrilled to see a few were empty and available. On 4th of July weekend!! I couldn't believe my luck! After I checked out all the real estate I decided on my beauty, campsite number 8... I think? Can't remember exactly. Also recommended is the very last campsite past the bathrooms (farthest from the parking lot). Totally spectacular lake view. I was jealous. Most of the campsites do not have lake access. You're behind some seriously thick brush with no paths to the lake, but I believe the campsites at the very beginning and the very end do have lake access. Something to keep in mind. Not a deal breaker at all though considering Feeley Lake is just a hop skip and jump up the road and even MORE beautiful! :) The bathrooms are clean, although to get there you have to cross part of a river... a stream really, but might be hard to do in the middle of the night unless you have one of the campsites nearest to the bathrooms. Think hopping from stone to stone or just wading through up to your ankles. The campsites grew fairly crowded as the day went on but I observed there were still two or three out of the eleven campsites that were unoccupied throughout the weekend (I was there Fri-Sun). The crowd level was just enough to feel safe and not too much so that you felt it was cramping your solitude time. If you do end up campsite-less for some unfortunate reason, disperse camping is allowed and I saw a ton of people do it along the Round Lake Trail and Crooked Lakes Trail. This is something I will do next time for sure, as the scenery gets even more spectacular the father down the trail you go, espectially up towards Penner Lake. I will definitely be back here as it is one of my new favorite spots in the Tahoe National Forest. I hope this is helpful! :)

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Lake Carr Campground - Feeley Lake right next to Carr... who needs lake access to Carr when you have this 100 yards away! Gorgeous!

Feeley Lake right next to Carr... who needs lake access to Carr when you have this 100 yards away! Gorgeous!

Lake Carr Campground
Lake Carr Campground - Last campsite at the end of the road by the bathrooms. Sweet setup. They told me they were here at 11am Friday morning to grab this one.

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Last campsite at the end of the road by the bathrooms. Sweet setup. They told me they were here at 11am Friday morning to grab this one.

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