Lower Bucks Campground

Lower Bucks Lake offers excellent fishing opportunities right from the campground, as it's situated directly on the water. The lake is perfect for water activities like swimming and kayaking, with some sites having their own water access points. The spacious campground setting allows for relaxing by the lake or exploring the surrounding forest areas. The natural environment is home to wildlife including bears, so proper food storage is essential. This location is also pet-friendly, making it great for campers who want to bring their dogs to enjoy the lakeside setting.

Lower Bucks Lake Campground offers a rustic camping experience with limited amenities. The campground has 7 campsites in total, providing spacious areas that aren't cramped together. There are no restrooms directly at the campsites, though bathroom facilities can be accessed by driving to another location nearby. The sites are situated right on the water, offering excellent lake access. Some sites, like Site 6, feature their own direct water access points. Be prepared for primitive camping conditions and bring necessary supplies.

Lower Bucks Lake Campground operates on a first-come, first-served (FCFS) basis with no online reservation system. With only 7 sites available, it's recommended to arrive on Thursday afternoon or earlier to secure a spot, especially during peak seasons. The campground requires physical occupation of the site - no pre-payment or pre-registration options are available. You must be present to claim your site. This policy means that planning ahead and arriving early is essential, particularly on weekends and during summer months when demand is highest.

Lower Bucks Lake Campground is located on the shores of Lower Bucks Lake in the Plumas National Forest of Northern California. The campground provides direct lakefront access in a scenic mountain setting. To reach the campground, you'll need to navigate forest roads that lead to the lake area. Since the campground is somewhat remote, it's advisable to bring detailed directions or use navigation tools. Be prepared for potentially rough road conditions depending on the season and recent weather.