Zephyr Cove RV Park and Campground

We thought this campground was fabulous. We stayed for four nights in early October. Weather was definitely turning cold but we lucked out with brilliant sunny days. Barely anyone else in the campground and we enjoyed the peace and quiet. We were in Site 113 which was fabulous - full hookups - good space between our site and the next door neighbors and had a great aspect looking out towards the lake and into the forest. The campground is full of beautiful tall pines trees, and yes! That means you need to be able to steer your enormous RV around them! Lol the other reviews for this campground 🥴. But seriously yes there are obstacles here and you will need to know how to level your RV as well as drive it properly. Easy stroll across the road to enjoy the lake and the walking paths. Definit

Made a reservation for 11 nights, upon arrival found that the campsite we reserved was occupied and appears that the camper in the site has been there for a long time. (Tent set up as a living room and 80” tv mounted to the outside of the RV). A lot of trash all over the campground, including boxes of camping gear and Christmas lights left at a site. The site we were moved to had burned Christmas lights in the fire pit. The excuse at the office, “short staffed”. Woke up this morning to find the most beat up and trashed camper next to us, no site reservation. It snowed pretty hard while we were here and they only plowed once, during the middle of the storm, then came back two days later. Then it was one pass around the campground and that’s it. They never cleared the sidewalks to the bath h

I camped there early April, just before the season began, and I was lucky enough to capture perfect weather and a quiet campground. The staff was amazing and helpful. My first visit to Lake Tahoe, and I’m so glad I chose this campground! It’s just a short walk across the street to the main beach — super convenient, yet tucked away under towering trees for peace and quiet. The sunset views over the lake from the campground were absolutely stunning. A serene and perfect spot!

My husband and I stayed here for a week in May, just before the season started. It took us about an hour to get checked in and to our site. The park wasn't fully staffed yet, so we had to check in at the resort across the street and then when we got to our site, someone was already there, so we had to be moved. Also, there was never anyone in the office at the campground. The bathrooms and showers are cleaned daily and the maintenance staff is attentive. Most of the washer and dryers work, but keep in mind that they don't have timers. And be aware that the roads in the campground are narrow. Lake Tahoe across the street is beautiful and we enjoyed the hiking trails. The further from the lodge you go on the beach, the less crowded it is. We also saw a bear our first day here! This area is

Great location on Lake Tahoe. RV sites are close together but nice and shady in a grove of ponderosa pines. There's no town nearby so bring what you need. Highlight is the mountain climb behind the park. Small demerit for having no way to get 16 quarters for the laundry room. The shop across the road is cashless.