Rancheria Campground

Love this campground. Didn't catch any fish, but can't go wrong with mountains, trees and a lake! We enjoyed the lack of a crowd in the off season and cold plunging in the morning...

Site #27 very spacious! On the corner away from people. Restrooms are super clean! Host are very friendly. We arrived first come first serve at 1: 40 am. Setup & paid next morning. Will be back

I really enjoyed staying at this beautiful camping spot. Our campsite area was number 71. There was nobody on the sides of if, just in front which made it pretty private. We were a few steps away from the lake and bathroom. The spot is perfect. We went in late September And it was pretty cold at night so stock up on wood and plenty of warm clothes. There is a store nearby with essential items. The area has many hikes to chose from really nearby which is another plus. I would recommend kaiser peak but make sure you start in the early morning.

First ever camping trip and it was amazing. On the website its super hard to review the campsites, but the pictures they have on the website don't give this place any justice, so I was skeptical at first. This Camp area is literally right on the waterfront, and the site I was at was literally a straight line to the water. FISHING WELCOME.!!! We had number 66 and we only needed a single 8 person tent, but it could've easily fit about 3 small tents or 2 large ones. They have FLUSHING toilets that are maintained very well, they never smell either.The spaces are somewhat close to each other but everyone minds their business and is kind. Even the workers are pretty nice and funny. Canopies welcome along with hammocks and other gear.!Parking spots for the campsites can easily hold 2 vehicles. On each site they give you a bear box, a table made out of hefty plastic instead of wood so you don't get splinters. They also have a fire pit with an attached grill. DOGS ARE OKAY HERE.!! With no fee.! Only meed leashes if untrained.!! Market 2 miles up-road, not a grocery but snacks and canned foods available. For meats you'd be better going to Shaver.

Spent my 30th birthday here. 5 days and 4 nights of absolute bliss! The camp is huge and every site is spaced out from one another. I recommend the closest hikes; Indian Pools and Rancheria Falls while you are here. Not too mention, days spent at the edge of the crystal clear blue waters of Huntington Lake! My only complaint is the sanitizer they use in the morning to "clean" the bathroom. It smells 10x worse minutes after getting cleaned in the morning than any time of day! It just doesn't make sense. The smell only stays in the bathroom however, and thankfully, does not linger to campsites.I'd tell you the exact site we had, but then I'd have to kill you ;) it was the best in the whole place. Lake view, accessible to trash, water and restrooms, and no one even close to be nearing us!

Hey Campers,The Rancheria campground is still closed (as of Aug 13, 2019) for public safety reasons. The area is experiencing a high a level of "tree mortality" and the Forest Service is in the process of cleaning up the dead trees and limbs. Once that is complete, it will be reopened. No reopen date has been set yet.https://www.campsitephotos.com/campground/ca/rancheria/

This campground is great! I'll make it easy and do a pros/cons list. But a little background, I take my dog camping with me and we camp in a tent, so our cooler is our food storage. Pros: - Campsites aren't too close to each other- The small hike to Rancheria falls (you do have to drive a short distance because it's a little dangerous to walk next to the highway, ps: road gets really bumpy when driving up)- The environment, good amount of shade/sunlight - The lake is walking distance- Clean campsites and bathrooms- Gas station very close byCons: - There's no camp store, you have to drive to the gas station if you need ice (this is a problem for me because as I mentioned we use a cooler to store our food/drinks)- Not really any entry to the lake so you can set out a blanket and relax lakeside- The shore of the lake mainly had trees, so there were only a few openings to actually be near the lakePs: If you have T-mobile you don't get any signal here.

Husband and I enjoyed a weekend getaway in September and camped in non electric site on the lake. It was so pretty. Warm sun on picnic table during breakfast and dinner but perfect amount of shade during day. Clean running water bathrooms were a plus because we normally dry camp. Site was leveled and clean for tent and plenty of space between sites. Disappointed the neighbors used generators so much but guess that is downfall to non electric sites that we were near. Lake was gorgeous and stars were stunning. Memories for a lifetime with my husband of 25 years. Will come back for sure.

Had a great time ..bear boxes very large..clean bathrooms.running water.the only downfall of huntington lake is they need more restraunt choices.The water is very clean to swim but takes your breath away gettin in water..campground was very clean.

Love it!! Beautiful scenery and clean. Great camp host! They don't bother or fuss with you like Camp Edison.