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Calaveras Big Trees State Park
Get ready to be amazed, because "Big Trees" is an understatement.
Walking among giants—in Calaveras, it's more than just an expression. Some of the sequoias here are over 2,000 years old. Sites such as the "Big Stump" make jaws drop.
The park sits just past Angels Camp in the heart of gold country. Spanning 6,400 acres in the High Sierra, this spot wows visitors with its two groves of giant sequoias. Casual hikers will have plenty to love here. More than ten miles of trails wind through the mixed conifer forests.
The park has 129 sites between its two campgrounds, plus a few walk-in rustic sites. The main campground is located at the North Grove, just past the park entrance. The less crowded Oak Hollow campground is tucked further in, closer to the secluded South Grove.
Both campgrounds are closed in winter, though the trails do stay open year round. For overnight trips, March
Walking among giants—in Calaveras, it's more than just an expression. Some of the sequoias here are over 2,000 years old. Sites such as the "Big Stump" make jaws drop.
The park sits just past Angels Camp in the heart of gold country. Spanning 6,400 acres in the High Sierra, this spot wows visitors with its two groves of giant sequoias. Casual hikers will have plenty to love here. More than ten miles of trails wind through the mixed conifer forests.
The park has 129 sites between its two campgrounds, plus a few walk-in rustic sites. The main campground is located at the North Grove, just past the park entrance. The less crowded Oak Hollow campground is tucked further in, closer to the secluded South Grove.
Both campgrounds are closed in winter, though the trails do stay open year round. For overnight trips, March to November are your go-to months.
Insider tip: Embark on a spring trip to beat the crowds and see the dogwood blossoms in full bloom.
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4 campgrounds in Calaveras Big Trees State Park
One of two walk-in campgrounds in the Calaveras Big Trees state park is the North Grove campground and is a great option for Calaveras Big Trees camping. It is located about two miles in, surrounded by the towering redwoods that give the park its name. Campsites are located along a loop with a few smaller loops that circle Big Tree Creek. While it Read more...
Oak Hollow Campground in Calaveras Big Trees State Park is one of two walk-in campgrounds among the redwoods. With more than 50 campsites, Oak Hollow Campground is located about two miles into the park allowing for privacy. Campsites are located along a loop that is mostly away from the road and have access to bathrooms and showers. Sites good for Read more...
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