Big rig friendly RV camping near Sierra City

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Personal Creekside Camping

1 site · RV, Tent10 acres · Penn Valley, CA
Your own private campsite; great place to simply relax and listen to song birds and the creek during the day and enjoy stargazing at night. Come explore all the Sierra Nevada Mountains has to offer with nearby rivers, lakes, hiking trails, bicycling, kayaking, boating, horseback riding, breweries, wine tasting rooms, gift shops, antiques, museums, farmers markets, State parks and casual to fine dining. Just minutes away from Grass Valley/Nevada City and the Yuba River. Only 7miles to the Nevada County Fairgrounds (Fair: Aug 11-15, 2021, Draft Horse Classic in Sept.).Beautiful Lake Tahoe is approximately an hour and a half to two hours 3 drive. San Francisco about two hour drive. AMENITIES: picnic tables, bench, porta potty, briquette BBQ, swings, volleyball/badminton net, horseshoes, bird watching, goats and sheep. Campsite sits off a fairly quiet private residential road and host lives nearby on same property.
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$55
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YUBA RIVER Group Camping (Dogs OK)

70 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents18 acres · North San Juan, CA
At Willow Springs Lodge Retreat Center we are all about hosting groups for retreats, family reunions, life celebrations and friends and family gatherings and more. Located just 15 miles outside Nevada City in the foothills of the Tahoe National Forest, Willow Springs is ideal for intimate gatherings for groups wanting to get away. We are blessed to be within minutes of many Yuba River swimming holes and breathtaking trails for hiking and biking. Nearby Bullards Bar Reservoir is a popular lake for boating, fishing, kayaking, paddle boarding, water skiing and more. Our completely fenced Group Camping Area on top of a knoll with breathtaking views offers eight plus camping sites and accommodates up to 32 campers and large oak trees to offer shade. The oversized fire pit can seat your entire group. Dogs are permitted off leash within the fenced area, however, they are required to be on a leash outside the fenced area. There is no electricity inside the fenced area and extension cords are NOT permitted. Bring your own generators if you need power. Included in the rental of the campground is the use of the community Kitchen and Bathhouse. The kitchen is equipped with two refrigerators, a stovetop and oven, BBQ, pots/pans and dishes (plates, bowls, cups, silverware) that serves 30. The triple sink makes clean-up easy. The bathhouse is limited to 2 private showers, 2 private toilets and a double sink. Many of our guests "feel spoiled" by our facilities, but we want to remind you that you are "camping". The showers are a convenience and not intended to be used daily or as one would expect when renting a hotel room. Again, you are CAMPING. Bring your own towels and toiletries, please. Also available to rent are multiple RV sites from partial to full hookup, a furnished yurt, seasonal cabins and a 1700 sq. ft. open-air pavilion. Contact us for details. A short walk to our lodge fills the needs of those that want a little more pampering. The lodge accommodates up to 20 people with a commercial-style kitchen that can feed up to 50 people comfortably. Private Queen suites are available. EXTRA CHARGES APPLY: Persons over 20, excessive use of showers, garbage disposal over 5 cans, additional cleaning and grounds maintenance.
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$135
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The 395 Ranch, Seclusion & Views!

3 sites · RVs, Tents310 acres · Doyle, CA
This property lies at the base of the Sierra Mountains, approximately 9 miles north of Doyle, CA on the west side of US Route 395. Access to the ranch road is from US Route 395. Its elevation starts at 3800 feet and rises higher than 5,000 feet. The lower half is rolling high chaparral and the upper half is steep with forest land that was burned in the 2021 Dixie Fire. There are still plenty of live trees left. This ranch lies in Deer Hunting Zone X6b. Lassen National Forest is on the west boundary of this ranch, with a gate that allows access to the national forest. The 395 Ranch boasts incredible views for nearly 75 miles. The ground is primarily decomposed granite so mud never becomes a problem. Wind can be strong when weather systems approach. The campsites are very basic with no toilet facilities (at this time) but water is available for cooking and washing dishes. An outdoor enclosed shower is available as well. At this time (summer) the water is naturally warm from the pipe’s exposure to the sun and hot water from a flash heater will be available in the near future. Tents can be erected almost anywhere on the property, but campfires are strictly prohibited until the rainy/cold season. Water and an electric hookup is available next to the barn for RVs and travel trailers at an additional cost. Sewer service is not available. There is also an older but nice three-bedroom, one bath home that is also available for short term rentals. It is heated during the winter by two wood burning stoves and cooled comfortably during the summer with a swamp cooler. The rent for this house is based on the season, ranging from $169-$229 nightly plus extra fees for pets or more than three people. Visitors of the past have found hiking, looking for artifacts and rocks to be fun activities. It’s also been an amazing place for stargazing and using telescopes. Others simply enjoyed relaxing and enjoying the peace, quiet and views. High quality campfire wood is available for $12.00 a bundle.
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Big rig friendly RV camping near Sierra City guide

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