Campground Group | Calaveras Big Trees

Upper Group Site is for up to 40 people. Great shade. Shared bathroom (flushing toilets!) and shower stalls with the other group site. Shared grooming sink and dish washing sink. Bring hand soap. Upper site has four bear lockers. Five picnic tables in the “living” area. Three others scattered throughout the huge site. Two running water spouts in the site. Huge fire ring with built-in benches. Lots of room for tents and parking. Site is located at the locked end of a service road so there is no traffic. Verizon works great and ATT is spotty. A couple of downsides but not enough to keep us from going back… The group sites are across and up the highway from the park entrance and there’s no sign to tell you to turn. It’s a far walk and you’d have to cross the highway so you have to drive to th

Very beautiful and fun park. We camped there for 3 days. A cub an mother visited us on the first day where we camped. If you plan on camping make sure to take coins for the shower rooms. As it is difficult to change dollars for coins.

We stayed at the Lower Group Campsite for up to 60 people. It was hard finding reviews so here is mine. Book this campsite. It comes with 5 bear lockers, plenty of bathrooms (handicap bathroom) and showers. $1.25 for 5 minute shower. Rangers clean bathrooms every morning. You are away from other campsites. Away from highway and secluded. There is an Upper Group Campsite but we had no issues sharing sinks and bathrooms. You are the only two campsites in this area. There is a sink with mirror for grooming. Sink for dishes. 2 recycled water spigots, 20 parking spaces, fire ring, lots of tables and a huge area for tents. There is a campsite grounds keeper who visits the site daily to answer any questions and give advice on how to store food since there are active bears in the area (we didn’t

Great shaded setting, flush toilets, showers, hot water, beautiful location. Will be back next year!

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