Lone Rock Campground

Perched at 5,000 feet amidst the serene pine and fir forests of Plumas National Forest, Lone Rock Campground offers a tranquil lakeside retreat ideal for nature lovers seeking quietude, scenic beauty, and recreational opportunities. The campground stands out for its picturesque lakefront sites, proximity to Antelope Lake's calm waters, and easy access to fishing, swimming, hiking, and boating.

The campground features 87 sites suitable for both tent and RV camping, including several lakeside spots that provide stunning views right from your site. Among its amenities are picnic tables, campfire rings with grills, vault toilets, potable water, and a car-top boat launch for lake exploration. Educational programs are occasionally hosted in the on-site amphitheater, and the nearby Sunset Point Trail offers scenic hiking opportunities. With Antelope Lake renowned for its well-stocked trout, bass, and catfish populations, the area is a haven for anglers.

Located about 30 miles northeast of Taylorsville, the drive to Lone Rock is scenic and remote, with nearby communities like Janesville and Susanville offering supplies and essentials before heading into this peaceful pocket of wilderness.