Discover the best campgrounds near Jackson, California with hot tubs

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7 top campgrounds near Jackson with hot tubs

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Joyful Heart

1 site · Lodging10 acres · Jamestown, CA

When we moved to the Sierra Foothills, we found this cozy, little spot on the property and we set up a campsite for friends and family. People loved the space so much that we decided to build this cozy cabin and host other guests as well... The hot tub can be filled with fresh water and be heated by wood and/or be filled using the on demand hot water heater. The private outdoor shower is in a beautiful garden setting.

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Sacred Valley Ranch Retreat

4 sites · Lodging150 acres · North Auburn, CA

Learn more about this land: Hiking on the 150 acres is available and we also are situated next to an 1100 acre park. There is a picnic area and a pond for seasonal swimming... We have boarding area if you are inclined to bring your horse. We have many amenities to help you relax while you adjust to our unique location. Rope chairs, hammocks, etc.

Delta Shores Resort & Marina

19 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents20 acres · Isleton, CA

The Sacramento River Delta is a popular vacation destination, and Delta Shores Resort & Marina is a premier family resort on the Delta and close to an abundance of activities and attractions. Stay in your own RV in one of our spacious sites, or choose one of our fully furnished cabins. Whichever you choose, your stay at Delta Shores will be full of fun. 23-Slip Marina and Dock Spacious RV sites will hookups Newly renovated Restrooms with Showers Boating and Fishing on the Delta Family Lodge/Clubhouse Swimming Pool and Spa Miniature Golf Children’s Playground Children’s Activity Center Laundry Facilities 24-hour Security

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Castle Ranch

1 site · Lodging20 acres · Greenwood, CA

Nature at its finest! We live on 21 acres of rolling land full of beautiful trees on a hilltop. The views are gorgeous—you can watch the sun both rise and set. The North Fork of the American River is just ten minutes away —spend the day kayaking, paddle boarding or fishing. Breweries and wineries nearby.

Elkhorn Reserve

5 sites · RVs3 acres · Stockton, CA

Our property is nestled into a 3 acre facility which offers all kinds of amenities for Hipcampers and their family, including a track, a basketball court, tennis courts, bocce ball, sand volleyball, a swimming pool, and a covered event space. While we don’t offer food at the Elkhorn Reserve, Hipcampers are encouraged to pack a picnic and utilize the tables and chairs around the pool area for gathering and BBQ’s. The pool area also offers a pond, complete with beautiful Koi fish and a waterfall, making relaxation come easy. The main gym building also includes showers and toilets for Hipcampers to use.

Casita Verde: A Vintage Trailer

1 site · Lodging1 acre · Fruitridge Pocket, CA

Nestled in the charming neighborhood of Land Park, Rancho Rosario is home to a retro trailer, revamped to include many amenities while still retaining its original charm. Relax by the hot tub, fire up the grill, take a walk to the park, and even play a round of golf at the nearby course. Hop on the light rail into town where you can tour the State Capitol, take in a show at the Golden One Arena, enjoy a night out or stroll along the Sacramento River. The 1964 Catolac Deville features 2 sleeping areas, refrigerator w/freezer, microwave, 3-burner stove/oven, and access to a full bath with shower, toilet, & sink in main house. Equipped with ac/heater & tv; and outfitted w/ everything you need for a comfortable stay. For a unique overnight experience, book Casita Verde and step back in time in what is arguably one of Sacramento’s most desirable neighborhoods. Casita Verde sits on a large privately enclosed patio. Street parking is available.

Spacious new houses in Folsom Ranch

3 sites · Lodging1 acre · Folsom, CA

Note this is not a camping site. Both listings are lodging.

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Camping near Jackson with hot tubs 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.