What a beautiful RV Park!! Sits on the river, so clean, warm and welcoming. Office staff was so…read morehelpful and friendly. Night person Kim is just a hoot! Funny, very helpful and even helped us park in a better spot due to size of our trailer. She continued to check in us to make sure we knew where hook ups were and settled in...... she even entertained our kids while we repositioned our trailer. Never experienced such kindness. Great park!!! Thank you from our family! :)

After 5 years of full-time RV living, I can confidently say this is the absolute best RV park we've…read moreever stayed in. The location is unbeatable--you're close to everything in town, yet steps away from a beautiful, relaxing lounge area right on the Truckee River. The facilities are top-notch, but what truly sets this place apart is the staff. They go above and beyond to help you settle in, resolve any issues, and host fun community events. Having looked around the Reno area, no other local park even comes close to this level of quality. We are so happy we chose this place and will absolutely be back!

We stayed again at site 183. All the sites are great really. Saw the mama bear and her cubs again…read moreand had a visit at night. Definitely lock your car doors, put food in the bear box! We walked up to the waterfall and it was beautiful.

The campground itself is absolutely beautiful, but unfortunately the staff made our experience very…read moreunpleasant. The staff was extremely rude and, at times, had a very aggressive approach when addressing us. Their communication felt unnecessarily confrontational rather than helpful or professional. The website also does not accurately advertise what guests should expect during their stay, which was very frustrating. Throughout the day, we felt like we were constantly being bothered and watched by staff. What made the experience even worse was hearing staff talk about us afterward. That is extremely unprofessional and made us feel uncomfortable during our stay. It's a shame because the campground is beautiful and has so much potential, but the way guests are treated can really ruin the experience. After this experience, I honestly don't know if I'll ever come back. I hope management takes these concerns seriously and works on improving both customer service and the accuracy of the information provided on the website.

Shooting, camping, swimming, a bit of 4 wheeling. Very natural, no bathrooms, fresh water to swim…read more You may even see some waterfalls if you get to that part of the area. I've camped here twice and been a few times as a day trip for swimming and off road fun. Such a pretty, peaceful area. Well unless you're shooting. lol

The map pin is on private property, not a campground. They're nice people will let you use the…read morecreek, but do not camp here.

Frenchman's lake is one of our go to lakes to boat on. The…read moreboat launch is generally pretty user friendly. The lake opens up to couple of really nice areas. The camping is easy for tents or trailers. They have flushable toilets and showers at certain camps. There is lots of wildlife to watch and if you're into fishing, they have that too! The day fee is only $10 but you must have cash or check. We will for sure keep visiting!

Beautiful area, the drive around the lake is about ~30-40 minutes. Not all the roads are paved tho,…read morehalf is but the other half is dirt and rocky. Definitely would recommend others to check out if they never been. Just a heads up, it gets windy over there in the afternoon. Make sure to bring water shoes, there are a lot of rocks in the water. There isn't much of a "beach" area at the day use for swimming.

State park that has been kept up. Fee booths were not manned but easy to use self pay stations…read more Water levels depend on run off and irrigation needs. Bugs also depend on water levels! Mosquitoes were hatching. This time of the year the water was high.... Fallon side had clean beaches, plenty of trash receptacles and clean restrooms. You can camp on the beaches or in the developed areas. Boat ramps are available or you can launch off of the beach. Beware of the sand!! Make sure you bring plenty of water and ice. No close stores.

I have so many fond memories of being here with my folks in my younger years. It was so nostalgic…read morevisiting last week. Water levels are lower than I remember, but it was nice to take a trip down memory lane. Every Summer, my parents drove their RV and I watched from the top bunk. My brothers and I could never stay in our seats. My parents never knew what we were up to. We always booked the same block of camping sites and we invited three other family's every year. The old tires swings on the cottonwood trees were always a hit with us kids and staying up late catching June bugs, telling scary stories around a campfire and roasting marshmallows for smores. It was cool showing my kids where my parents brought us camping.

Really interesting campground. It's very small, maybe like 30 campsites at most. But it's literally…read morea few hundred feet from the lake and right along the Lakeshore trail. If you're looking for more nature and traditional camping in the woods, this is not it. But if you just like being outdoors and next to all the restaurants and amenities of Tahoe City then it's awesome. Was great to be able to wake up, walk along the shore trail to enjoy the views and let the dog sniff around.

Nice campsite. A paved walking path leads to the lake, with beautiful views. The campsite is woodsy…read moreenough to feel like you're camping, but close enough to the town to enjoy local sites and eateries. (A coffee shop [Coffee Connexion] is just up the way, an easy walk in the morning.) That said, the site is very close to the road, so it's noisy, even at night. Earplugs recommended for a good night's sleep. The road quiets down considerably in the middle of the night, but that doesn't mean the occasional cargo truck won't come roaring by. The facilities are good, with restrooms and showers conveniently located. The men's restroom ran out of paper towels by Sunday evening, but was restocked by Monday afternoon. The showers cost quarters: minimum 50 cents for 5 min (although I times it twice, and it goes closer to 6 or 6 1/2 minutes). There are no lights at the site, except for at the restroom, so have flashlights or headlamps. There are bear boxes to stow food and smellies overnight and while you're away (bring a lock for when you're away). You can't wash dishes at the site spigots or the bathroom, so have an alternate dishwashing plan. The spigot provide good drinking water. Overall, nice campsite. I'd be willing to return.

Stampede Reservoir is beautiful. Albeit a little chilly even in the summer…read more Easy and wide boat ramp. So beautiful! Busy, but not overcrowded like Tahoe.

First time camping here and actually enjoyed it. It's a nice campground , close to the stampede…read morereservoir so you just walk down to the water and can swim in it, and plus the drive to this campground is so beautiful, I was mesmerized the whole drive to and from. Just a few things to remember if you decide to camp here though: 1. You can have campfires with the pit, but you will need to bring your own firewood as the camp was sold out when we went and from what we were told by other campers there, they said it was $22 for the firewood. So be prepared to bring your own. 2. It's a bit of hike to get to the water plus if you want to go somewhere more flat and you are coming from the campground you may find yourself walking far to the other side , so keep in mind what you bring and what time you decide to go down to the water 3. There are deers that you may see, even this past weekend that I went , a deer was right by our campsite and close to our tent. 4. If you are tent camping or don't have a trailer and you are to use the bathrooms here.. beware it is pretty gnarly , so when booking a site you may want to be a little away from the bathroom as it does smell pretty bad even from a distant and you will also want to bring your own TP as they always are out by the end of the day into the next morning 5. Regardless if it is summer, bring yourself a jacket and be prepared for the cold , especially if you are tent camping. It get cold here at night and early morning. I was surprised also based off of someone elses review that they said they got talked to by the camp hosts/ ranger , because when we went this camp site on the other side of us were blasting their music and partying all the way till 2am without consequences , so maybe they have became more lenient. But for those that want a quiet camp experience if you are tent camping and don't have a trailer or camper to block out the noise, just be cautious that the sites are pretty close together and you will hear everything especially those that are partying while camping. Overall , I did enjoy this campground and happy to say I had my first woods camping trip here after a long time of not camping in the woods.

This is a beautiful area for hiking, fishing and camping. This is Davis Creek Regional Park, which…read moreis located between Carson City and Reno. There are places to fish and beautiful trails that are scenic and wind between the foothills of The Sierra Nevada Mountains. There was a fire a few years ago and it has been cleared up nicely. There are beautifully sculpted and painted benches that someone has created and donated here for future generations to see. What a kind gesture from a gifted artist! I will include a picture of one of these gorgeous pieces of artwork, a bench with sculpted birds and a nest with colorful eggs! You can walk for miles on these trails and enjoy the wildlife and scenery. Enjoy yourself! Relax, and have a great day!

If you love the outdoors with beautiful scenery of lakes, hiking trails, trees and appreciate the…read moreartistic talent of woodcarvings in tree trunks of fallen or cut trees, you will love Davis Creek Regional park. Nestled close to the freeway between Reno and Carson city, when you drive in, it is like you are in a far away land with tree sculptures and nicely maintained pathways, picnic areas, fishing areas and serenity. The park was not crowded at all. Enjoy it whenever you can for a quick getaway!

Camp host was very nice and helpful. Campground was well maintained. We had a wonderful time...will…read morebe returning soon.

This campground on Lake Davis was the perfect peaceful getaway. It is a pay campground with a mix…read moreof reservable sites and first-come, first-served options. The host was attentive and kind, the bathrooms were clean, and the area was well maintained. There are plenty of trails leading directly to the lake, including some beachfront sites. Having a nearby dump and fill station was a great convenience. Bears are active in the area, so be sure to store food properly. We're looking forward to staying here again!