Lake Tahoe Basin Management Area

Beach-front camping… The shores of Lake Tahoe… Could it get any dreamier? At Nevada Beach Campground, you’ll have everything you need to enjoy a relaxing weekend away from the city. Spend your days in peace under the cool shade of the pines or fishing on the lake. The choice is yours!

Mountain bikers, assemble! William Kent Campground is the perfect place to don those biking shorts and head to the trails. Bike along Lake Tahoe, just be careful that the views don’t distract you too much! To have a break from the biking, you can hang by the shore, playing in and out of the water or weave in and out of the beautiful pine and cedar Read more...

Your Tahoe adventure begins here, at Kaspian Campground, on the western shores of beautiful Lake Tahoe. Towering over this tent-only campground is a grove of mature pines, offering respite from the high Sierra sun. Make your way to the lake for kayaking and swimming, or saddle up on a mountain bike and take to the network of trails traversing the Read more...

As you plan your visit, please check out the official campground webpage on the Forest Service website to find information on seasonal closures, any fees, fire alerts and necessary permits. Also remember that many national forest campgrounds are remote, which is what makes them so great, but GPS apps and mapping sites may not be accurate. We recom Read more...

As you plan your visit, please check out the official campground webpage on the Forest Service website to find information on seasonal closures, any fees, fire alerts and necessary permits. Also remember that many national forest campgrounds are remote, which is what makes them so great, but GPS apps and mapping sites may not be accurate. We recom Read more...

As you plan your visit, please check out the official campground webpage on the Forest Service website to find information on seasonal closures, any fees, fire alerts and necessary permits. Also remember that many national forest campgrounds are remote, which is what makes them so great, but GPS apps and mapping sites may not be accurate. We recom Read more...

As you plan your visit, please check out the official campground webpage on the Forest Service website to find information on seasonal closures, any fees, fire alerts and necessary permits. Also remember that many national forest campgrounds are remote, which is what makes them so great, but GPS apps and mapping sites may not be accurate. We recom Read more...

As you plan your visit, please check out the official campground webpage on the Forest Service website to find information on seasonal closures, any fees, fire alerts and necessary permits. Also remember that many national forest campgrounds are remote, which is what makes them so great, but GPS apps and mapping sites may not be accurate. We recom Read more...

If you’re looking for a late summer-early fall getaway, Fallen Leaf Campground has your name written all over it. Lesser known than its neighbor, Lake Tahoe, Fallen Leaf is the better kept secret for outdoor exploring. Cabins, RVs, tents, trailers, whatever you decide, Fallen Leaf has accommodations! Like every good camping ground, animals are eas Read more...