Little Laiser Meadow Horse Campground

Great campsite to go to. So quiet and peaceful surrounded by a dense forest of pine trees. You don't need a horse to stay here neither traditional tents & rv's are welcomed. Very close to the lake short drive. The only downsides are the bathrooms have no flushing toilets & one water faucet that you have to pump in order to get water out of, kind of like the old western days. Also don't think about being on phone because there is no service so no social media. No paved roads to get into campsite neither but it is nicely gravelled so the road isn't to bad. Great forest scenery creeks all around beautiful forest. I highly recomend this campsite especially if you want quiet & peace. Took a drive to see other campsites around reservoir and they are paved but way more people and looks as if those campsites are close to each other. This campsite on the other hand has but only a handful of spots maybe like 11, and plenty of space between them. Much quieter

Just returned from Little Laiser horse camping. It's a beautiful spot but was disappointed that although this is a HORSE camp 5 of the 11 sites were occupied by non horse campers. (Which is reflects in 3 star rating.) With so many campgrounds available to the non horse community I dont understand why they are allowed here. Most horse campgrounds are maintained by local horse organizations, this one by Gold Country Trails Council. In fairness the reservation site does not say horses are required. Also note that once deer hunting season opens the campground is heavily occupied by hunters.

Some sites are on the side of a hill. They are listed as rv sites but impossible to level. Dry camping setup. Fairly quiet.

Like I camped in a Disney movie, one without the dead parents.