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Sacred Hidden Treasure with Creek

95%

· Nevada City, Nevada, California

20 acres hosted by Susan Bridgit C.

6 RV/tent sites

Staff verified

Accuracy verified by Hipcamp's on-the-ground team.

Learn more about this land: The 20-acre property with a creek is close to town yet feels far from civilization. Nestled among the trees and open to the sky. Hear wolves howling in the near distance and the frogs croaking. A quiet, secluded place to get back to nature, have fun, relax or meditate. A great place for families, spiritual seekers, individuals, adventurers, couples, groups and mountain bike enthusiasts. After driving less than one and a third mile down a dirt/gravel road, a sense of awe arises at the openness and offerings of this space. Activities: include Mini Golf, Double Horseshoe Pit, Disc Golf, half Basketball Court, Volleyball/Badminton Court, a Sacred Circle, private trail, creek, and miles of mountain biking trails from property, The creek on the property is a 10 minute walk on an enchanting intermediate trail through the forest. The pristine waters offer several 3 feet deep dipping holes. The property is also used to support people in healing. Guided spiritual journeys and on-site life and business coaching are available by prearrangement. Privacy and what to expect: The property is secluded and typically very quiet. Other guests may be staying here. There are three drive-in (parking next to) tent sites nestled in the trees and three walk in sites. The neighbors appreciate their privacy and on occasion they may have music at night. The road: Trailers not recommended but perfect for those seeking a bit of adventure and enjoy driving back roads. Smaller trailers welcome but be advised of possible potholes, semi-steep grades, one-way traffic, and limited road signs. Please make sure that all drivers read driving directions. Tent Spaces - 6 tent spaces with 4-person capacity. Parking next to sites 1-3 available for small vehicles. Tent sites 4 -6 are walk in sites. Parking for these sites is approximately a 3–5-minute walk. Prearranged small tent set up is available for all sites. Spaces 1-3 combined work well for a group. Please include all individuals in your booking headcount including all children over the age of 1 year old. Dogs are welcome. Please remember to pay $5 per dog/ per night in the extras. Dog sitting available for 1 - 2 dogs at a time. Must meet dog first. Be sure to bring flashlights and lanterns, it does get dark at night! Bring mosquito repellent. We are at 4000-foot elevation so it can be cooler here than in lower areas. Fire ban is in affect and therefore No fires are allowed in camp sites. Feel free to bring your own camp stove and food to cook. So many wondrous nearby attractions. Just a few miles away: Scott’s Flat Lake, Pioneer Trail (mountain biking), the historic Little Town of Washington next to the Yuba River, Historic Nevada City and Grass Valley, and the Yuba River. The Harmony Ridge Market and the 5 Mile House Restaurant are just a 10-minute drive. In about an hour’s drive you can be at Malakoff Diggins State Historic Park, Donner Lake, Tahoe National Forest, the majestic Sierra Buttes, Lakes Basin, Sacramento and Reno.

Activities

Biking

Boating

Fishing

Hiking

Natural features

Forest

River, stream, or creek

Mountainous

95%

85 ratings · 38 reviews

Milo L.recommends

October 7, 2024

Site 2 - Oak Site

Sorry this review is late in coming. We stayed in site #2 at Susan Bridgit's land. The road was not too bad and we did not get lost. Her son came out and greeted us and told us where things were, we got a late start and arrived after dark, but it worked out OK. The site had nice shade trees, a flat spot for a tent, and a table and chairs. It was quiet and dark , a good base camp to explore the Yuba river and get in some late season swim time.

Ashley A.recommends

September 20, 2024

Site 3 - Dogwood Site

Abney Adventurerzzz- Ma/bays/Baudog

We are thankful to have met Bridge and her fam. The hospitality was amazing. The energy of the land and the thought put into her space was very much appreciated. Love going to the forest for rest and a little peaceful play as was the intent. I’m a single mom with 2 children and a dog and they were thoroughly entertained with all the space dedicated to play and the dogs. The fact that she created such an awesome trail to such a beautiful private creek was the ultimate bonus we loved identifying so many beneficial plants on her property. The weather was awesome as was the full moon on our 3 night stay. There was no reception so it was nice to use her Wifi when necessary and have electric hookups. Were very down to earth so fully appreciated the compost toilets and the sacred circle. Thank you Bridges and Buddies! We love connecting with and your land that you steward.

Ani Z.recommends

September 9, 2024

Site 4 - Under the Stars

When this spot said it was hidden it really meant hidden! What an adventure just getting to the actual campsite. My boyfriend and I got lucky the weekend we went and it was just us two out there. The toilet outside was probably my favorite part of the trip lol. Susan made sure everything was working and we had everything we needed. The “Under the Stars” site has a gazebo right next to it which we utilized a lot to try and protect ourselves from the mosquitoes when we were eating and it helped a lot. Overall an amazing peaceful stay. Thank you!!

Vicki J.recommends

August 10, 2024

Site 3 - Dogwood Site

We were only there overnight, but the space was very quiet with a great hike to a creek.

Rise R.recommends

July 27, 2024

Site 4 - Under the Stars

Bridgit is very responsive and was kind enough to “upgrade” our chosen campsite which she thought was nicer! (And available). Lots to do on the property with the hike to the river and things for kids to do while we were preparing dinner. I appreciated that she was sensitive to our needs and was always there for questions. In our case, the GPS guided us perfectly to the spot- which I was somewhat concerned since it was remote, but despite the slow and twisty road, it was no issue. Town of Williams was a great recommendation from Bridgit where we could take the dog and go into the Yuba River.

Anya W.

July 1, 2024

Site 3 - Dogwood Site

Nice spot. Sweet flowers blooming, pops of color. The creek was lovely!! Cold, clear, quiet, private! Relatively easy walk down. No poison oak! - this is big for me (very allergic) and unusual around here. The road down was steep and a bit bumpy but doable in my 2wd RAV. The host family was very sweet (nearby, available, but unobtrusive). Felt safe, overall good vibes. The one downside was mosquitos! They were unusually bad while I was there. The host was super kind and brought me deet bug spray, a fan, and citronella candles. But what really helped was stepping into the netted off pergola to hang out and cook my dinner. It was definitely cute and protected in there! This might be specific to June in the Dogwood site and probably does not affect all campers / sites equally.

Location

Nevada City, Nevada, California, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla and Nisenan First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking