Woodcamp Campground

Towering pines and pristine mountain air greet visitors at Woodcamp Campground, where serene lakeside sites offer a perfect blend of rugged beauty and accessible recreation on the shores of Jackson Meadow Reservoir. This scenic campground provides an ideal base for exploring the diverse landscapes of Tahoe National Forest while enjoying top-notch fishing, boating, and hiking opportunities right from your campsite.

Situated at 6,100 feet elevation, Woodcamp Campground features well-maintained sites nestled among fragrant conifers, many offering views of the shimmering reservoir and surrounding Sierra peaks. The campground's location strikes an excellent balance between natural seclusion and convenience, with basic amenities like potable water and flush toilets enhancing the camping experience without detracting from the wilderness feel.

Located about 35 miles north of Truckee, California, Woodcamp Campground serves as a gateway to the stunning high country of the northern Sierra Nevada. The area surrounding Jackson Meadow Reservoir is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with opportunities for fishing, non-motorized boating, and swimming in the crystal-clear waters. Hikers can access a portion of the iconic Pacific Crest Trail that meanders along the eastern shore of the lake, offering breathtaking views and the chance to spot local wildlife.