Berkeley Tuolumne Camp

An amazing family camp for all ages! The camp was originally opened in the 1920s and burned down in the rim fire, but has been rebuilt! Accomodations are tent cabins. There are ADA cabins and a few with electricity for medical needs. Currently, shade is an issue but the water in the swimming hole is a perfect temp. Sitting in the river with a good book is another way to cool down. You get three family style meals a day and as much as you can eat. The food is always really good. Tons of arts and crafts to do like basket weaving and tie-dye. Each week there is a camper talent show and one put on by the staff. The river is stocked with trout and there are plenty to catch. The kitchen will cook them for you. There is an archery range and a multi use sport court for basketball, volleybal

The camp is about a 3 hour drive from the San Francisco Bay Area.|Reservations are needed for|the cabins on the grounds. |The lodge is open 24/7 & Free meals are scheduled for each day.|There are numerous activities for everyone.|You will like it

We just visited the area. We disnt get the opportunity to stay but would love to. Very beautiful area and the staff we met were extremely courteous.

We liked swimming in the area directly downstream of the camp. Once they started to rebuild they stopped all access to the public. Not sure why either because the map shows the land situated down river is national forest. Anyways.. made some great memories with my family here while we could.

The camp is newly rebuilt, so everything is in good working order. The tent cabins are in great shape, the layout of the camp makes things easily accessible, and the staff are friendly and helpful. The tree cover was destroyed by a fire, so bringing shades to add to the tent cabins is helpful. Also, there's a little less privacy as a result, but that will improve over time. Cabins are 10 feet apart. Beds are old-school cots. I recommend bringing at least a foam topper, if not an alternative like an air mattress or hammock. Bring zip ties if you want to make a double bed. I had one cool shower, so there's obv a limited hot water situation. No A/C at the camp, but the dining hall porch has misters, and the swimming hole is right there and the perfect temp for a refreshing dip. Food is what