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Plumas Eureka State Park
Experience California history at an authentic, historic mining area.
Park staff at the Plumas-Eureka State Park enjoy offering blacksmithing demos. The Mohawk Stamp Mill, stable and more historic buildings offer a glimpse into the state's gold discovery.
Located in the high Sierra mountain area, the museum in the park comes with stunning views and fresh air. The museum, that acts as a visitor's center too, sits in a former miner's bunkhouse.
Sign up for one of the guided tours and enjoy the park staff run programs to learn more about the area. A network of hiking trails connects this state park to the Lakes Basin Recreation Area, such as the Pacific Crest Trail. Toss your line in Jamison Creek that runs through the campsite to catch a trout for dinner.
Except in the winter months, you have lots of camping options, including group and family campsites. Bring your trailer up to 24
Park staff at the Plumas-Eureka State Park enjoy offering blacksmithing demos. The Mohawk Stamp Mill, stable and more historic buildings offer a glimpse into the state's gold discovery.
Located in the high Sierra mountain area, the museum in the park comes with stunning views and fresh air. The museum, that acts as a visitor's center too, sits in a former miner's bunkhouse.
Sign up for one of the guided tours and enjoy the park staff run programs to learn more about the area. A network of hiking trails connects this state park to the Lakes Basin Recreation Area, such as the Pacific Crest Trail. Toss your line in Jamison Creek that runs through the campsite to catch a trout for dinner.
Except in the winter months, you have lots of camping options, including group and family campsites. Bring your trailer up to 24 feet and RV up to 28 feet to one of the RV sites. These sites offer full hookup and an RV dump station.
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2 campgrounds in Plumas Eureka State Park
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This campground offers one group campsite that will hold 50 people and is wheelchair accessible. Located along the Campground Museum Trail, it is also a short distance from the Jamison Mine Complex. Read more...
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Notable campgrounds
- Upper Jamison Campground: Closed for the season, this campground offers a tranquil retreat surrounded by lush forest.
- Camp Lisa Group Campground: Also closed, this group-friendly site promises memorable gatherings in a scenic setting.
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When to go
The best time to visit Plumas Eureka State Park is during the summer months when temperatures are mild and all facilities are open. Winter offers a snowy wonderland, but be prepared for cold weather and some seasonal closures.
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Frequently asked questions
Are dogs allowed at Plumas Eureka State Park?
Yes, dogs are allowed at Plumas Eureka State Park, but only on fire roads. They are not allowed on most trails within the park.
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