Great little place to go and try to reel in some trout when the water flow allows....picnic…read moretables,bathroom are also available...when the river flow lightens up you'll see people playing in the water here... a very popular jeep 4x4 trail entrance is also here.

The area is right across from the Dorrington ranger station. The area right next to the road is…read morefull of trees. There is a clearing above that with a gentle slope. If you go up from that, just past the electrical lines you will find an open are with a nice little bowl. The slopes were very nice for sledding. Not too steep, not too shallow, and a nice flat area that you could slide along after the slope. We had been to all 3 sno-parks in the area, and this had the best terrain for sledding.

Giant trees, wild mushroom, snow cover paths, and wild stuff animals - it was an adventure…read more -been wanted to check out the "GIANTS" and they didn't disappoint. I guess January is the most awesome time to visit. Whether was nice and warm, with snow play still available in the parking lot and on the trails. Perfect day to be outdoor. -Park is very well kept and accessible for all. The North Cove Trail was a walk in the pak with stunning display of different trees. Look carefully, wild mushroom has been inoculated and is ready for their debuted. -Visitor center and ranger were very informative. -Pro tip: if your family is the outdoorsy type, buy a California State Park Pass - include entrance to this place and you can skip the line when visiting on a busy weekend....

Beautiful state park with giant sequoias, easy trail which is beginner friendly. Points of interest…read moreinclude a large tree stump which is large enough to be a little stage, fallen ancient giants, humongous exposed roots, hollowed out tree stumps which kids can walk through etc. Apparently the people who took care of the park previously cut out a hollow in one of the trees as a point of attraction for cars and people to walk through to compete with other such parks. The tree finally gave away and fell during a heavy rain a few years ago. We took the north grove trail, with kids and toddlers it took us about an hour with several photo stops. There is no elevation so it was an easy stroll. There is no signal in the park. But since it's a single loop, there is no possibility of getting lost.

Owners are very friendly, the price is right it's a smaller campground d with easy access to the…read morelake.

If you want a quite peaceful hidden spot where locals usually only frequent I recommend trying this…read morespot for camping and bass fishing. Just please be courteous to campgrounds and lake. And remember you're camping.

The cabins are fantastic in south shore always clean and so much better than a hotel!!! Pam is…read morealways so helpful and the girl at the gate I forgot her name I love and enjoy seeing them every time I go there. Was there last week and going in a week again! Ty ladies for making my visit list so nice. The guy with the beard is really wonderful too! Sophia I think was the girls name.

came here for a couple of days and had a blast. the fishing was awesome and the rooms were super…read morenice. my girlfriend and I love this place!

I can't say enough good things about this place! Our camp host Jackie was so very accommodating…read more From the cozy cabin with its adorable little fridge to the option of having a fire pit for chilly nights, every detail was thoughtfully considered. And let's not forget the delectable lunch we had at River's Edge Grill just next door - absolutely scrumptious!

The River edge campground has recently gotten new management. The new manager's are Jackie & Russ,…read morethey are both awesome. They are very inviting, friendly & accommodating. The cabins are very nice inside. The air conditioning works amazing. The beds are super comfortable. The fire pits are furnished & huge so much fun at night time. There is barbecue pits provided or you can bring your own. The rivers edge restaurant is a short walk around the corner from the campground they have karaoke and a full bar if you're interested in that and the food is not too bad either. The ice cream shop offers all kinds of different treats some even sugar free and gluten-free. The old Time store that is there is so cute and has a little bit of everything. The gentleman that runs it is very nice ,he gives you a lot of history about the surrounding area. There is definitely a lot of hiking trails & sites to see. The fishing is pretty good here as well. You could swim if you wanted to that's not really my thing, but the white water rafting trips are so much fun, I had a blast. I like floating the river that was really need as well. I would definitely recommend this camp ground, you should check it out!

Spaces are to small. And access to Lake is only via boat ramp and it is 300 yards away. Bathroom…read moreare not maintained very good

Beautiful views Nice calm waters for stand up paddle…read moreboarding The only reason not a 5 star was due to the swarms of mosquitoes Definitely will go back

Run!!! Don't walk to an amazing family experience not only are the staff friendly and helpful but…read morethe park has so much to offer from full open kitchen to playground and IN GROUND POOL sports area w equipment available washer and dryers as well as showers/ restrooms extremely clean and well kept firewood delivered to your site and a charming general store we will definitely be returning!!!

Went here for a quick weekend trip and really enjoyed ourselves. This is a boutique camping RV…read moreplace. There's lots of really close together so noise travels pretty fast. We learn the hard way when we were making too much noise because we were so excited to see each other and had some complaints from one of our neighbors. This place is very clean and comes with almost everything you need. Also the staff is pretty nice, and make sure you had what you needed or was able to help you get what you needed. There's a nice pool but it is not heated so just beware. We went when it was pretty warm, but that pool was so cold yet it still felt refreshing. We stayed in the premium Lodge that has a microwave and college size freezer fridge raider situation. There's a coffee maker in there but everything else you will need to bring yourself. There is one full service lodge that is on the ground however, that is located closer to the RV part and there's literally only one of those, so they book up pretty fast. There is a common outdoor kitchen area that has Stove to cook from however, there was one party there while we were there that it was basically camped out there the entire time. We could probably have gone over there and made meals, but it was a bit awkward because they literally were taking up all the space. We enjoyed ourselves and we like that we could all of our food outside and everything was so close together. We really love that the kids could just go and play at the playground and it was super close. Everything is just very close to each other. It was a really wonderful weekend and also this place doesn't seem to have any insect or bugs. Even though they mentioned that it was tarantula mating season when we came, we didn't see any tarantulas or any bugs in the Cabins, which is a good thing cause I'm terrified of tarantulas. I definitely would come back and looking forward to our next trip here.

Was surprised to show up for our weekend camping trip to see no camp host again. It was self check…read morein at the gate and we drove through as we had reserved online. Thankfully nobody was in our camp site as there wasn't a board or anything indicating what camp sites were not previously reserved. Got lucky as the spot we love, #49 was empty. Was impressed the grounds seemed to be mowed down and not too overgrown. The wind drops lots of leaves through the day but the open loop seems well maintained. They still have the feral cat issue, that been years in the making sadly. I will say there were less cats then the past few years, at least that showed themselves during our weekend. Bathrooms were very clean, even with many familes/groups tent camping throughout the grounds. We never had to wait to use them. Well stocked with soap and tp. With no camp host, there was nobody there to keep the noise to a minimum when it got late. It wasn't too bad but I did hear laughing and talking well past midnight. didn't bother us as we were in a RV, but maybe an issue for any families with small kids. There were a few other dogs on site, all dog owners kept their pups on a leash and I only heard one bark. Well done my fellow dog people. Can't blame the camp grounds, but the mosquitos here are AWFUL! We had the wrist bands, candles, bug spray with 45% deet. We went overboard with protection and ended up coming home with 4 bites. Them skeeters were humming early in the morning through the night. Overall we had a great weekend and will continue to come back to Caswell.

Casswell is horrible let's start with the bathrooms and showers never clean the bathrooms have…read morefeces all over the toilets toilet paper with feces on the ground around the toilet with in the showers the roof leaks black widow spiders all around the building and inside outside this place has bushes and trees just overgrown and overwhelming can barely drive your truck through without scratching it there animals running wild everywhere two huge dogs chased me and my husband into our truck and wild cats everywhere tried to hiss and attack my three year old I don't know what happened to this place but it is now horrible I would rather stay at turtle Beach casswell is just all around a horrible campground.

So we go camping once a year, and every year we try something new. This year we found Cherry Valley…read moreCampground. It's about 29 miles past Sonora, Ca, but forewarned the drive is very curvy. But...once you arrive...OMG...the campground is amazing. There's a manager on site for any help, they sell firewood and have Potable water if you need it. The bathrooms are super clean and smell good, which is not normal for a campground. Now one thing you must know is that the lake is accessible at multiple points, but it's all rocky. So no matter where you go there's no real beach. However if you drive to the boat launch area which is like 5 minutes away, there is some sand and rocks to enjoy the water. We took some kayaks and we're able to explore the water, even saw a Bald Eagle. The scenery was great. Camping here was awesome, we will def be back.

The camp host was great! Made sure we were okay when a snow storm hit. The location was beautiful.read more

We recently rented a pontoon boat from the Pardee Lake Marina, and enjoyed a wonderful day on the…read morelake and the river. Our day was even more special with the great service provided by Benny at the marina. He was professional, efficient, knowledgeable and very fun! Thank you Benny!

We've been coming here for years, and we were disappointed when the campground had to close last…read moreseason, so we were really looking forward to coming back. Unfortunately, during our 3 1/2-day stay, the garbage bins weren't emptied until our last day, and the porta potties weren't cleaned at all--they smelled awful the entire time. The woman working the front desk was also extremely rude. When we tried to use the pool shortly after opening time, the gate was still locked. I politely asked at the office if the pool was open, and she became irritated just for asking. We were also really disappointed that we couldn't rent a boat this time due to a new law passed on July 1st requiring a boating safety course before operating one. We were told this campground was enforcing it strictly, even though supposedly no other places around the area are. It felt unnecessarily restrictive and frustrating. We've loved this place in the past, but this visit left us really let down. I hope management improves the cleanliness, customer service, and finds a more flexible solution to the boating policy in the future.