Little Laiser Meadow Horse Campground

Can you imagine a serene campsite where lush meadows and towering pines come together under the shadow of the Sierra Crest? Little Lasier Meadow Horse Campground in California’s Tahoe National Forest offers exactly this, providing equestrian enthusiasts and nature lovers a tranquil retreat near Jackson Meadow Reservoir. With its unique blend of equestrian amenities, captivating scenery, and proximity to outdoor adventures, this campground sets itself apart as a peaceful escape tailored to horseback riders.

The campground features 11 equestrian campsites equipped with picnic tables, campfire rings, hitching racks, and a shared corral, alongside necessary conveniences like potable water and vault toilets. Its elevation of 6,511 feet situates it in a meadow fringed by lodgepole pines and fir trees, creating a rustic and picturesque camping experience. While utility hookups and showers are not available, the absence of such amenities ensures a quiet, off-grid atmosphere conducive to connecting with nature. A connector trail just half a mile away links adventurers to the iconic Pacific Crest Trail, perfect for hiking or horseback riding. Nearby Jackson Meadow Reservoir provides ample opportunities for boating, fishing, and swimming with spectacular views of English Mountain and the Sierra Crest.

Located 11 miles from the town of Sierraville, this campground also provides easy access to nearby attractions within a 30-minute drive, including Milton and Bowman Reservoirs, the Grouse Ridge Non-Motorized Area, and the Sierra Hot Springs. Little Lasier Meadow Horse Campground is ideal for horseback riders, tent campers, and outdoor enthusiasts seeking a weekend getaway or an extended retreat in an authentic high-Sierra environment.