Very disappointed. We had been here probably 10+ years ago when it was KOA. Doesn't look like it has had maintenance since. Too bad, great location, trees, etc. Major TLC needed. Looks like mostly year-round folks now. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We have been coming to this campground for the past 5 years, but are not returning in 2007. The campground had changed ownership in 2005, and the new owners haven't a clue regarding customer service, nor maintaining an acceptable level of cleanliness. Made our usual reservation a year in advance with the manager, with a follow up call 2 months prior to our arrival with a response of who are you and there is no such reservation. We made a second reservation with the same manager at that time for their over flow site adjacent to their pool area. We arrived the day we are reserved for, with a welcome of we're full, and who are you. This campground has a history of a fun family atmosphere with most sites full for the season. With poor management, and the lack of keeping things clean, we won't be returning. There is plenty to do within the area, train museum, fishing, hiking, and boating and the communities of Blairsden, Graeagle, and Portola. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We have stayed here the last 6 years. This is like camping in a state park because of the pine trees and being away from town, however the roads are paved and they have all the amenities you expect in an RV park except for a pool and wifi. They have horseshoe pits, shuffleboard, table tennis, and a nice big dog walk area. The park is on the river with access via a path from the rv park. They have fire pits, but because of the extreme fire danger fires were not allowed. It is very clean and the staff are friendly and helpful. The owner is strict on following the rules but the park is great because of it. We will continue to go there as long as we are rving. We camped here in a Motorhome.

All in all, a nice park. Very much an "extended family, bring the kids" place, so a little noisy. Sites aren't always very level (I was 5" off the ground with my front tires) but are quite roomy. The operators are polite and helpful, and the store has a few items you might find needful. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a hidden gem, especially for California. It is one of the most beautiful parks in the CA state park system. Jameson Creek runs right through the middle of the campground and the views of the surrounding mountains are incredible. There are no hookups, but there are flush restrooms and nice new shower facilities which are kept clean. The park also has a great museum and you can tour the old mine/stamp mill site. Very nice rangers on site. Take the time to explore the nearby towns of Graeagle, Portola, and Blairsen. They are California unspoiled. Also, the Lakes Basin area is truly a natural wonder. Frazier Falls is worth the 1.5 mile hike. If you want to dine out, don't miss Gumbas in Blairsden. They have great pizza, friendly staff, and VERY family friendly! The ONLY drawbacks to Plumas Eureka are the lack of hookups and a lot of the spaces are difficult to maneuver in to. I wouldn't recommend it for rigs over 25 feet. If you don't camp there, at least take the time to visit the park! We camped here in a Tent Trailer.