Nestled in the scenic surroundings of Bass Lake, CA, Soquel Campground offers a perfect escape for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike. This campground is a true hidden gem, providing a serene environment where visitors can connect with nature and create lasting memories.
Soquel Campground features a variety of amenities to ensure a comfortable stay. Clean restrooms and a dumpster on-site make it easy to maintain the area, while the friendly campground host, Mike, goes above and beyond to assist guests. Whether you're looking to enjoy a peaceful day by the water or engage in exciting outdoor activities, Soquel Campground has something for everyone.
One of the standout features of Soquel Campground is its proximity to the water. With shallow swim holes perfect for young children and challenging fishing spots for the more experienced anglers, the campground caters to all ages. The convenience of having water access just yards away from your campsite adds to the overall appeal, making it an ideal spot for families looking to enjoy the great outdoors.
Customer feedback highlights the positive experiences of many visitors. Families appreciate the clean facilities and the helpfulness of the campground host. One reviewer mentioned, "Great clean campground. Restrooms were available. Host Mike was awesome. We were lucky to enjoy one of the best spots in the park." Another visitor noted, "My family absolutely loves this area. Shallow swim holes for the little ones and challenging fishing can make the entire family smile."
While some guests mentioned that the campground can be a bit pricey, they also emphasized that the experience is well worth the cost. The combination of beautiful surroundings, excellent amenities, and top-notch service makes Soquel Campground a must-visit destination for anyone looking to explore the natural beauty of Bass Lake.
Plan your next adventure at Soquel Campground and discover why it's a favorite among locals and visitors alike. Whether you're pitching a tent or parking your RV, you're sure to enjoy a memorable stay in this picturesque setting.
Picnics
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
RV camping
Hiking
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Restroom
Tent sites
Camping fee
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
My family absolutely loves this area and it should be treated as the gem that it is. Shallow swim holes for the little ones and challenging fishing can make the entire family smile after a long day or weekend up here. I arrived there was a big family with ATVs and side by sides camping in the overflow when we arrived packing up. Sadly leaving behind loads of trash near the creek and overflow campground.... Don't do that and please pick up after yourselves so we can continue to use these lands. Keeping these lands accessible for future generations to come.
Great clean campground. Restrooms were available. Dumpster on site. Host mike was awesome. Could tell he was a little nervous about us city folk but as he surprised me being straight forward and very helpful only popping up to drop off some fire wood in the am. I hope we surprised him as well with how well we left the site. We were lucky to be able to enjoy one of the best spots in the park. Water was yards away and our 2 to 17 years had a blast being able to hit the water at in moment. A little pricey but it is definitely worth the coin with the hospitality of mike and the amiditets he dose offer. Looking forward to Definitely going back.
Amazing place to stay outside Yosemite National park. Mike is a fantastic and accommodating host who immediately makes you feel good about being there. It is a somewhat tough dirt road to the sites and there’s no cell signal at all but I consider that a good thing in this case.
Perfect place for those who like the sound of a river while sleeping. Mike (camp host) did a great job keeping the place clean and checking in on new arrivals. All the campers were very considerate and we got 3 awesome restful nights. It’s about 30-40 minutes outside Yosemite’s south entrance. Only neg is that it doesn’t have running water.
Great place to visit. No showers only restrooms. The river is nice, allot of uneven sections on the dirt road on the way to the campground. Drive slow and steady. Absolutely no fresh water so bring your own. Also.. our neighbors spotted a bear 1/2 a mile away, so remember to put you food away every night.
Just got back from my first visit here and wow. Such an amazing camp ground. We were amazed by the beauty of the mountains and the sound of the creek running through the camp. It’s easy to access and the camp manager James Ramirez was so welcoming and accommodating. Stopping by daily to make sure we had everything we needed. He felt like an old friend and truly made our trip special. Great trout fishing right from camp. I literally caught a fish hanging in my hammock outside my tent. James had some great fishing and off-roading tips for me and my group. Can’t wait to be back in august.