Emerald Bay Boat Camp Introduce
Emerald Bay Boat Camp is nestled along the picturesque shores of Emerald Bay in South Lake Tahoe, offering a serene and scenic retreat surrounded by the stunning beauty of the Sierra Nevada mountains. Perfectly situated at 138 Emerald Bay Rd, this charming camp provides a variety of accommodations and amenities designed to cater to both nature enthusiasts and families seeking an outdoor adventure.
- Scenic Environment: Enjoy breathtaking views of Emerald Bay and Lake Tahoe with easy access to hiking trails.
- Accommodation Options: Choose from RV sites, tent camping, or boat-in options for a unique experience.
- Boat Rentals & Tours: Explore the bay with rentals or guided tours of Emerald Bay's historic Foust Castle.
- RV Sites: Full hookups and pull-through sites for convenience.
- Tent Camping: Spacious, well-shaded tent sites with fire pits and picnic tables.
- Boat Rentals: Access to the bay with various boat options available.
- Hiking Trails: Easy access to trails offering diverse difficulty levels and scenic views.
- "The hike from Emerald Bay Boat Camp is stunning, with the trail hugging the water closely, making it a highlight for any visitor."
- "A quaint spot with easy access to beautiful trails. The castle tour adds a historical touch and is worth the cost!"
Whether you're seeking adventure, relaxation, or a family-friendly getaway, Emerald Bay Boat Camp offers something for everyone. Experience the charm of Lake Tahoe while enjoying all that this unique camp has to offer.
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Customer Reviews
Very scenic and beautiful hike from the Emerald Bay Boat Camp on the west side of Emerald Bay to the east side of the lake via the boating piers around the south shore. The west side trail is much closer to the water than the trail on the east side. Better save your energy for the walk up back to the highway at the end…but well worth it.
The 1 mile hike in is easy all downhill. Back to parking is 1 mile all UPHILL. The emerald bay is not as pretty of water as everyone raves about, but it is a quaint little bay. Parking is a challenge as the small lot fills quickly. Prepare to be patient or arrive very early. There is a good story to go with the castle tour. Tour is around $15/person.
Great view of the Lake with the mountains on all the sides. There is a small elevation made of stones which will give you a great view of the lake. I have added some photo which will make you feel to go there. I have enjoyed a lot, I went during winter, so if you wear gloves it would be great because it would be very much chilling.
WOW! Gorgeous area in Lake Tahoe. A definite must see. It's a good hike down from DL Bliss State Park if the road is closed. If not you can drive straight down and hike around. We hiked down from the state park and did portion of the Rubicon trail (bring a map) it was totally worth it and had some gorgeous views of the lake. Can't wait to go back.
Beautiful place and a beautiful hike! The bay, the falls, the entire experience!
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