Hampshire Rocks Campground 0
Hampshire Rocks Campground 1
Hampshire Rocks Campground 2
Hampshire Rocks Campground 3
Hampshire Rocks Campground 4
Hampshire Rocks Campground 5
Hampshire Rocks Campground 6
Hampshire Rocks Campground 7
Hampshire Rocks Campground 8
Hampshire Rocks Campground 9

Hampshire Rocks Campground Introduce

Welcome to Hampshire Rocks Campground, a scenic camping destination located in Emigrant Gap, California. As part of the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, Hampshire Rocks Campground offers a beautiful natural environment with water access and hiking trails.

Location and Contact:

Hampshire Rocks Campground is located at 50500 Donner Pass Rd, Emigrant Gap, CA 95715. For inquiries or reservations, you can contact them at (530) 288-3231 or +1 530-288-3231.

Environment and Features:

The campground is known for its gorgeous scenery and proximity to water, offering campers a picturesque setting. It features clean hiking trails, making it ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. However, visitors should be aware of potential wildlife encounters, particularly bears, which have been known to casually stroll through campsites during the day. Cleanliness is a concern, with reports of garbage waste due to insufficient trash cans and a lack of regular cleanup.

Services and Amenities:

  • Water access.
  • Clean hiking trails.
  • Public restrooms.
  • Friendly camp hosts.

Customer Feedback:

According to customer reviews, the campground is a wonderful camping spot with friendly camp hosts. The scenery and water access are highly praised. However, bear sightings are common, and visitors should take necessary precautions. Cleanliness is a concern, with reports of garbage waste. Despite these issues, many campers express a desire to return due to the campground's beauty.

Important Considerations:

  • Potential bear encounters.
  • Cleanliness issues due to insufficient trash cans.
  • Gorgeous scenery and water access.
  • Clean hiking trails.

Hampshire Rocks Campground offers a beautiful camping experience with water access and hiking trails. However, visitors should be prepared for potential bear encounters and be mindful of cleanliness issues. The friendly camp hosts and scenic environment make it a desirable destination for nature lovers.

Location

CaliforniaPlacer CountyEmigrant GapDonner Pass Road

Customer Reviews

4.0
38 reviews
C
Carrie Gallwitz
Aug 16, 2024

Wonderful camping spot with a friendly camp host! The only issue we encountered was a bear on the lookout for snacks. Despite the presence of many people around, the bear casually strolled in front of our campsite during the day without any fear or hesitation. Even when people yelled and made noise with pots and pans, the bear simply continued down the road to the next campsite. Otherwise, we loved our spot right next to water.

D
Daniel Kofman
May 22, 2024

Absolutely gorgeous campground! I’m definitely camping here next time I come. There’s public restrooms that are open and nice clean trails. The place unfortunately has lots of garbage waste everywhere. It seems there aren’t enough trash cans, and no one to clean up people’s messes because of it.

s
shashank panchal
Jul 31, 2023

I liked the campground and but just as others said, there is definitely noise of the freeway so 1 star less. Pros and cons of this campground 1) Not all sites are of same size, few are so small that only 1 tent can fit in and then no space left. Ex site #25. 2) Few sites are quite big and have a nice access to the Yuba river. 3) Restrooms are good, fresheners kept the smell away. 4) All sites pretty much have a bear safe box to keep the food. Overall a nice campground if noise is not a concern.

R
Renee Vance-Fields
Oct 18, 2023

We stumbled into one of the most beautiful places on earth! Breathtaking views, fishing the streams, sitting by the camp fire, and looking for some bears . The highway is the only downside to this place … Semi primitive, has water to use, public restrooms, (porta potty style toilet inside building ) outside water spickets .

R
Robert X
Jul 27, 2023

This place is ok. Campsites are small overall but there are a few other campsites that are large. As for the highway sound, yes, it's quite loud the closer you are to the highway (north side). However, it's pretty much white noise. This review isn't based on the noise. No camp host on site when we went. Swimming holes were fairly nice. Quite a few runs that go through camp. There's a little back trail along the creek for people to take to go to swimming pools. Vegetation was very green and I feel there's plenty of shade most of the day. Some camp spots not so much but out of the 4 I reserved, 3 had plenty of shade. Campsites were dirty. Previous lazy folks leave their trash in the bear boxes although there are at least four big dumpsters you can't miss on your way in or out of the campground (it's a loop, one way and one way out).