Farm a-frames near Jackson

Discover rock formations, granite cliffs, and rich history while camping near Jackson.

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Jackson

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Solstice Farms

2 sites · Lodging17 acres · Loomis, CA

Escape to the charming town of Loomis, CA and experience a delightful farm stay at Solstice Farms. Nestled on a stunning 17-acre property, this is the perfect place to unwind and reconnect with nature. Indulge in the peaceful ambiance as you spend your evenings on the deck, enjoying a BBQ feast or gathering around the inviting fire pit. Take leisurely strolls through the organic citrus orchard, breathing in the fragrant scents and immersing yourself in the beauty of the surroundings. Don't forget to say hello to our friendly goats and adorable ducks, adding an extra touch of charm to your stay. Make the most of your time in Loomis by planning a day trip to nearby Folsom Lake, where you can bask in the sun, swim, or engage in various water activities. If you're a wine enthusiast, be sure to explore the local wineries, where you can savor exquisite wines and soak up the serene vineyard views. Solstice Farms offers a unique farm stay experience that combines relaxation, natural beauty, and the opportunity to connect with farm animals. Whether you're seeking a peaceful getaway or an adventure-filled exploration, you'll find it all here in Loomis, CA.

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Farm a-frames near Jackson guide

Overview

Burrowed in the Sierra Nevada foothills, Jackson, California is a hidden gem that captivates campers. Campers can set up in town at a campsite with full hookups and wifi. Then, take a 2-hour drive to stunning Yosemite National Park, renowned for its waterfalls, hiking trails, and rock formations. Move on to discover the wonders of Eldorado National Forest, where shimmering alpine lakes, majestic forests, and picturesque meadows invite adventure seekers. For more remote beauty, venture to Lake Tahoe, home to an extensive network of hiking and biking trails and skiing opportunities. On-site campgrounds also make it easy to spend the night at nearby natural attractions.

Where to go

Eldorado National Forest

Nestled in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Eldorado National Forest is a favored stop for anglers. Its pristine lakes and rivers teem with trout, bass, and catfish. Campers can also boat, kayak, or canoe to enjoy the serene waters of Union Valley Reservoir or Jenkinson Lake. Or take an off-road adventure through the forest's extensive network of trails, including the challenging terrain of Rubicon Trail. Campgrounds such as Stumpy Meadows, Ice House, and the waterfront Loon Lake site offer a range of amenities for tent and RV campers including picnic tables and firepits.

Yosemite National Park

Two hours from Jackson is Yosemite National Park—full of rich landscapes and abundant outdoor activities. Marvel at the iconic granite cliffs of El Capitan and Half Dome, hike along Mist Trail and Yosemite Falls, or embark on scenic drives to Glacier Point and Tioga Road. After a day exploring, set up at one of the on-site campgrounds that provide tent and RV options, picnic areas, and amenities such as restrooms and water. For a more secluded experience, consider pitching a tent around a campfire at Bridalveil Creek or parking the RV at Hodgdon Meadow.

Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit

Encompassing the stunning Lake Tahoe region, Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit surrounds the crystal-clear waters of Lake Tahoe. Known for cold-water swimming, boating, and fishing in the summer and snowboarding and skiing in the winter, campers can visit year-round for outdoor California fun. Explore the extensive network of hiking and biking trails, such as the famous Tahoe Rim Trail. RVers can set up at campgrounds like Camp Richardson and Nevada Beach Campground. For a winter chalet, try Fallen Leaf Campground to secure a cabin rental.

When to go

Spring and fall in Jackson showcase vibrant foliage among mild temperatures, which is great for long hikes in nearby parks. Summers are warm and dry with average temperatures in the high 80s to mid 90s, perfect for swimming and boating. Winter brings cooler temperatures averaging 45°F, providing opportunities for snow sports in the nearby Sierra Nevada mountains as well as around Lake Tahoe.