Loafer Creek

I camped at group campground. It was huge. 1 group campground has 8 car parkings, a nice fire pit, 3 picnic table sets, and a bunch of flat area for pitching tents.
It is really spacious.
Also, the ranger there was super nice.

Went here for just a night at campsite #5. Pathways are nice and clear. Bathrooms are clean and well stocked. The campgrounds are clean and it seemed like each tent campground had a picnic table and a fire pit, dumpster nearby and running water close too. Would definitely consider going back !

Even camping is really not my thing, I gave this campsite 5 stars. It is prefect for people like me who can’t deal with too many outdoor stress. The campsite has a lot of tall trees and flat land. Since we have the two group campsites, so we pretty much by ourselves even the use of the restrooms and showers. Restrooms and showers are very clean, and the rangers clean them well everyday, may be even twice a day. We never ran out on anything. Because of the dry year, the creek that around our site has no water. It has a lot of yellow jackets and flies so have to choose the right time to cook.

We stayed at the equestrian park. The facility was lovely and very clean. The bathrooms and showers were cleaned daily. The sites are really nice and the paddocks are in good working order. The view of the city lights was especially pretty too. The trails are perfect for a quick ride, beginner level, or hot laps. There are a bunch of small loops probably equaling 8 – 9 miles. The trails themselves are very well maintained and there are no steep cliffs or drop off ledges. One very wide bridge and a few places where you have to cross the street but the street is a quiet campground street. I would highly recommend this fantastic facility. Price is a little high at 45 a night but it’s worth it to me.

Camped here for over 10 years… never encountered anything like this. We were being watched as soon as we drove onto the campsite! 5 complaints – people passed out drunk taken to shower, public urination BS! My niece is disable f****r with cerebral palsy, she has to be carried. We got ‘evicted’ at 6am. Unacceptable behavior… what the F ever! DON’T camp here if u wanna have a good time… especially if u’re a minority.

Are hook-​ups (water and power) for RV’s there?

camped here to do the feather falls hike. i was surprised to see the huge amount of space for our campground. parking was also spacious. able to fit 3 – 4 cars per campground. upon arrival, rangers allow us to drive through the camp and pick our top three campsites we liked. then go back to the rangers and see if any of those are available.
we stayed in the first week of september (sunday/monday.labor day) and thought it would be packed but many of the campsites were empty. campsites are spaced out and not too close. as well as the bathrooms.
oh the bathrooms! always stocked, mirrors, even TOILET SEAT COVERS. they’re also single stalled so you get your privacy when you need to drop the kiddies off at the pool. i’d have to say their bathrooms were cleaner and stocked than some of my friend’s bathrooms. extra point for showers that are centrally located.
easy to navigate, which is a big plus cuz i hate driving around in circles trying to get out of the campground. they had a «beach/​swimming/​picnic area» about a few minutes drive (or can walk) but as we heard. the water was muddy and wouldn’t really call it a swimming area at the this time of the year. but the picnic area/​grass area was nice and big.
you can definitely hear the next door neighbors. even if we’re far apart. but that goes with every campground… you’ll get those rowdy noisy neighbors once in awhile. rangers were present often and seen driving around to make sure everyone was following rules and kept safe.
i also want to mention that there’s a convenience store/​super market about a 5 minute drive. its fully stocked with groceries and everything. and prices were decent compared to san francisco’s markets. we stopped by to load up on food and snacks.
not much to do around or near the campground unless you come here with a big group of friends or family or have a boat to launch. there’s a visitor center, the dam, and feather falls hike, even so, its a few days tops. but i’d come back again for sure.

Really enjoyed our stay. Camped here to be close to the Feather Falls trailhead. The sites are big with plenty of privacy. The rangers let us drive around and pick one to our liking. The campground is walking distance to the lake… but unless you’re a boater, the lake is not that interesting.
Bring 50 cents if you want to use the showers.
Campground has AT&T reception… iPhone was a life saver when I realized I forgot my trail maps in the office printer :-) But there should probably be some rule against facebooking while camping :)

Nice little camping spot located close to the lake. The staff were super friendly and had tons of suggestions for what to do in the area. They have water spigets near all the camp sites, and more centrally located bathrooms and showers (bring quarters if you plan to shower). All the sites have parking spots right next to them and they’re $ 30/​night (they also sell cords of wood for $ 6). Unless you go on a super busy weekend like Memorial Day, getting a reservation ahead of time is not completely necessary.