Welcome to Lodgepole Group Campground, a part of the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, located at 2280 CA-207, Bear Valley, CA 95223. This campground is known for its large campsites and group-friendly environment, making it a popular destination for families.
Location and Contact:
Situated in the scenic Bear Valley area, Lodgepole Group Campground offers a convenient location for those looking to enjoy the natural beauty of California. For inquiries or reservations, please contact them at (209) 795-1381 or +1 209-795-1381.
Services and Features:
Promotional Information:
If you're planning a family camping trip or a group outing in Bear Valley, Lodgepole Group Campground offers a great location with large campsites. It's considered a "grate place for familia time." However, potential visitors should be aware that restroom cleanliness has been a concern, although the number of portable bathrooms has increased. The presence of the Bear Valley Search & Rescue team provides added security. For reservations and more detailed information, please contact the campground at (209) 795-1381. This campground is ideal for those who want to spend quality time with family in a beautiful outdoor setting.
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Public restroom
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Good for kids
On-site parking
Big camp sites and they added more porta potties . Big Thank You to the Bear Valley Search & Rescue crew for taking care of my little grand daughter who fractured her leg there .
IT’S A GRATE PLACE FOR FAMILIA TIME….. EXCEPT FOR RESTROOM OR PORTABLE BATHROOM IN THESE OCCASION NEED TO BE CLEAN MORE OFTEN.
Spacious sites that aren't to close to each other. Good shade on most of them. No bear boxes. Restroom is a porta-potty, no water faucets but there's a water pump. Lake Alpine is 5 minutes away. We had bears coming to the site every day after sunset, the Host was friendly and helpful getting the bears to go away.
Had a smell of garbage off and on while I was there. Campsite wasn't very clean upon arrival. Not a fan of Port-a-potties. Close enough to Alpine Lake to be worthwhile. Will likely look for a different site next time.
We've been coming here for years, with our kids and our friends. The reason why we utilize a group campground is that we sometimes like to play acoustic music around the campfire. But in 2022 there were no campfires, which is understandable. What was NOT was a young campground host who insisted we were being too noisy. Never in the many times we've camped here has that happened. Just an overzealous punk camp host, drunk with the first power he's probably ever had, so he shut us down!