Tinnemaha Creek Campground

Quiet area with a stream close by making for a relaxing ambiance of white noise. Views from everywhere. Just beware of the numerous cow manure pies. Very small area of service for T-Mobile, though slow if able to find. Plenty of room for large RV's. Pit toilets and dumpsters available. Easy campground to access, though stream sees severe fishing pressure. No sign of any campground officials during my 3 days. Northeastern part of park experiences to the right sees frequent commercial truck traffic passing through that area.

Great place. Super clean and nice. Was easy to pay for and very clear directions and printed out ticket to put onto the pole. Very quite and serene.

When this stream is stocked it is an easy catch. This is great for old timers that cant hike and safe for young kids that are just learning. The stocking of fish is intermittent from week to week but the panoramic views of the sierras with snow capped mountains are always available. The campground is flat and great for large RVs. if your looking for a forest you wont find it here. The trees cover the stream and the campground itself is mostly dirt.||||The camp is kept clean and as a tent camper, one thing I like is that the bathroom is very well kept and stocked! ||||Tinnemaha is set right in between two small towns so either way you go, you can get gas or supplies. There are also a few other great fishing areas and similar campground just south at Gooddale and Taboose. Be sure to get your

I don't know how to use the "rooms" or "service" stars option as this is just a campground but we came here and just used the area for the day and absolutely loved it. It is super remote and there was only one other person in the entire camp when we were there and we never saw them. We just saw their RV. There were some big trucks that utilize the main road but they didn't interfere with us at all. It is very quiet and has a wonderful stream running through it that is absolutely full of trout! Super cool... We will absolutely be going back!

A nice little campground just a couple of miles from 395. It’s a dry camp with a creek running through it that has vault toilets and trash dumpsters. Fee is currently $14.00 a night (10/2023). No potable water, electric or dumps. We’re here in October and the mosquitoes are relentless. Didn’t see any trout in the creek but if they’re there, they should be eating well. The creek is overgrown in many places but still looks like a motivated fisherman with waders could challenge the stream’s occupants. The campsites are clean for the most part and each have a fire ring with picnic table. We did a drive up, scout and book to ensure the site was reasonably level and accommodating. There’s a couple dozen sites to choose from, most of them nice. Also noteworthy is the babbling of the creek. Great