Mt. Rose Campground

$32/night cash or check (self pay) in September 2025. Nice sandy tent pad, decent size driveways for van or car camping, fire pit, grill, picnic table, auxiliary table. No fire ban at this time. Includes trash dump, outhouses with toilet paper, air freshener but no hand sanitizer. No showers or laundry which I feel is worth mentioning for the price. Nice atmosphere, dry air, 45°-60°F the night I was there.

With only 26 campsites, this campground is nearly always full. Definitely reserve a site. The campground was renovated a few years ago and the campsites upgraded with new tables on concrete pads and leveled tent sites with a sand base. Restrooms are pit toilets but are kept clean and stocked by the camp host. Water is available near the toilets.| The campground is conveniently located near the Tahoe Rim Trail (Mt. Rose Trailhead) and the Tahoe Meadows where miles of trails ranging for an accessible interpretive trail to moderate/difficult trails to Marlette Lake or Relay Peak.| View of the sky at night is spectacular with no light pollution.

Nice campground. We got a site with a great view. The sites are a decent size and not too close together. I'm glad we stayed here.

This campground is absolutely incredible. We loved staying here. It is very well kept. The hosts are very kind. There is firewood available for sale. There is a loop trail close by and the views are absolutely AMAZING. There are information boards around the trail. It was very educational for us and our son. The campground is dog friendly. We can't wait to come back!

Just a short drive from reno. It's a beautiful campground. Most spots you are able to reserve. A hand full are first come first grab. But they fill up quick. I lucked out and got one. They allow doggo. They do have vault toilets but they were maintained just fine. They have well water that is certified every 2 weeks . Water is good and cold. They sell fire wood. But there was plenty of down wood to burn. The spots are far enough from one another. Short walk from the mt rose trail head.