Crystal Springs Campground

Beautiful, wild forest camping under huge sequoia trees in a well maintained campground with fairly well separated sites. Flush toilets and garbage disposal but no dump station or electrical or water hookups. Definitely not for big rigs and I have a teardrop trailer and my Outback which are almost 30 ft and it was quite a challenge

Great little spot for tent camping or vehicle camping. You'll be fine if you have a smaller RV or Camper trailer but would not recommend for large units. Camp host Scott was really cool and down to earth. The campsite is clean and well maintained. Pit toilets were the best I have ever seen/smelled. The site can be pretty windy so bring tent stakes and cordage to tie out your walls.

This campground met my needs (a place to sleep on a road trip), but didn’t strike me as a place I’d want to stay for long. It’s not far from the highway, and the car noise mixed with the wind in the trees, so it wasn’t bothersome, but certainly audible. I didn’t see a Spring anywhere, although presumably there was water somewhere. Some spots are pretty far from everyone else and surrounded by trees, while others are in the middle of the campground and back up into one another. I really enjoyed both the sunrise and sunset amid the pines, but that was really the only thrill there. Has bear boxes at each campsite. Very hilly, some spots might not be accessible with a trailer

The campground was clean, nice friendly staff and a beautiful river close by. Only down fall was it was close the a main road so you could hear cars driving by. All night seemed peaceful and the price was right.

Very pretty surroundings, river runs by it. Camp spot 18 needs level areas, sitting on slope on and around table and fire pit. Vehicular noise from the highway very loud in the daytime. Sites are tight, small rigs recommended.