Just got back from here after spending a great weekend. It was so pretty here! Our hopes of a sun filled weekend were shattered when the nice sunny weather turned to ice rain, rain and a little snow! Never the less we still enjoyed our time at camp. We were first out into a cabin that was not heated! I was not sure we would make it all night in that cabin. Since we were not expecting rain all of our stuff that was in the back of our truck got soaked. After some moving of other families we got a nice heated cabin. Our stuff dried by the end of the day! The cabin could sleep at least 8 – 10. They are your standard«summer camp» bunks so don’t expect luxury. The lake is a short walk away. They had lots of water things like paddle boats, kayaks and canoes. The food was really good. It was even better than some weddings I have been to! We had to clean up the whole area before we left. I guess they keep costs down by having you clean up the cabins, outside area, dinning hall and bathrooms. It wasn’t a big deal as there were a ton of us. We hope to be able to go back next year when it’s warmer!
Eva T.
Classificação do local: 5 Sacramento, CA
My family rented this state-run campground in the post-season for a family reunion & wedding. Our cabins had 8 bunkbeds and a small shelf. Just like summer camp!(because it IS summer camp.) The food was pretty tasty for«camp food.» Breakfast: sausage, french toast, fruit, yogurt, milk, cereal, oatmeal, juice… all the beloved basics. Lunch was a huge salad & sandwich bar.(Dinner I can’t comment on– that was the day of the wedding & it was catered.) Super nice staff would comment as we served ourselves salad: «Oh, I just love to see such good salad eaters!» The beach was a short walk away. Bring water shoes– the«sand» is more like gravel. I saw so many types of birds(woodpeckers, quail, stellar jays…), squirrels, and chipmunks. No bears! There is a campfire, bathrooms(of course) with shower stalls inside, balls & other play equipment(including ladderball– a family favorite!), an outdoor stage with seating, and lots of stuff to climb on. Noise curfew is 10pm, which was no problem– after a day of activities, we were happy to retire to our cabins at the end of the day.
