Family Camping Activities for All Ages: Games, Hiking, and Campfire Fun
Explore family camping activities that bring all ages together, from outdoor games and scenic hikes to memorable campfire fun that creates lasting memories.
Welcome to Peninsula Tent Campground, located in the scenic Strawberry Valley, CA 95981. This campground, catering to tent campers within the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, offers a lakeside camping experience with access to various outdoor activities.
Peninsula Tent Campground provides basic campsites with running water and access to bathroom facilities. The campground is situated near a lake, offering opportunities for fishing and enjoying water activities. Visitors can expect a natural setting with shade and convenient access to the beach and dock.
Features and Considerations of Peninsula Tent Campground:
Peninsula Tent Campground is ideal for campers seeking a basic, lakeside camping experience. It's particularly suitable for those interested in fishing and enjoying the natural surroundings. However, visitors should be prepared for potential wildlife encounters and varying levels of campground maintenance.
Campers are encouraged to take necessary precautions regarding food storage and to be mindful of noise levels. It's advisable to arrive early to secure a campsite, especially during busy periods. Enjoy the natural beauty and recreational opportunities offered by Peninsula Tent Campground.
RV camping
Hiking
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
On-site parking
Camp here at least once a year. There are two bathrooms and water faucets spread throughout the area. You can access the beach and the dock with a short walk. If you leave coolers out, the bears will find it. We like staying up at night and chasing the bears away. Every site has at least one bear box. Lake is stocked with trout towards the beginning of fall, and you can catch easy limits.
Basic site - shady area with running water and in bathrooms. Bathrooms can use some cleaning and maintenance. We had a difficult 1st night trying to find a walk-in site - 1 for being later in the day, 2 for the fact that a nearby campground closed. We quickly left the next morning to the adjacent campground, however, due to group of maybe 5 families who partied until dawn. Apparently these sites have no camp host. Heard they weren't quiet for at least a couple nights. Their big speakers and drunken yelling did quiet down the 3rd night. There was a ranger who drove around the Peninsula. We enjoyed the lake the most and had a great time there.
Nice "neighborhood". It was like a beautiful suburban getaway, entitled yoga pants, walking dogs on leashes with strollers allowing no respect for anyone's solace. Their grey-water "camping" is far more important than your primitive life. It's good if u like to buy firewood from the store.
Absolutely beautiful up here, very peaceful and extremely clean camp sites. We will be back, thank you!
Very nice campgrounds, but u better put ur food in the bear proof container, other wise Kevin the brown bear will eat it 😉. The Little Grassvalley lake is a great place to cool off