Schoolhouse Campground

Camptonville, California

About

In the nation’s top 20 for most visited national forest, the Tahoe provides outdoor activities year-round. During spring, summer and fall, the forest offers camping and boating sites, equestrian, mountain biking, hiking, and OHV trails, and is popular for hunting, fishing or general sightseeing. In the winter months, the forest’s high Sierra terrain accommodates many Nordic and alpine skiers and snowboarders along with snowmobile or snow play enthusiasts. Camping opportunities in a variety of settings are abundant on the forest including wilderness camping with no constructed facilities or camping in one of the many designated campgrounds with assorted facilities. Most of the campgrounds are reservation based, but many have first come, first served sites available. Day use areas offer picnic and boating opportunities, and in some locations, interpretive and nature trails or historical sites.

Amenities

Available Site Types

• Camping
• Camping in designated campgrounds
• Wilderness camping
• Boating sites
• Equestrian
• Mountain biking
• Hiking
• OHV trails
• Group Sites
• Seasonal Sites
• Monthly Sites
• Waterfront Sites