Ghost Mountain RV Campground

The RV park and cabins are private so can only be accessed via membership or introductory offer. Nice park with amenities and family oriented with nice swimming pool during May thru October

Was a great long weekend with family. Our trailer, daughter's trailer and Son's Motorhome. Rainy on Saturday. All had a great time, especially the 2.5 year old granddaughter.

It is our home Campground with our CRA Colorado River Adventures membership. About 1.5hr from Sacramento and South Lake Tahoe. Built thick forest of the Sierra mountains. Nice size campsites. Water and Electricity only. There is Honeybucket truck that comes around Monday Wednesday and Friday. A dump station on site. Great place to camp. List goes on and

We had the opportunity to stay at this campground. It's a private campground, think RV timeshare.

Overall it is very familiar friendly. Pools, kids rooms and hot showers with laundry.

For people looking for an rv facility, this would be a great option, but out family found it crowded and more like staying in another suburbia.

When you’re here it’s a great campground. We’re in an okay spot, small and angled funky but still it’s a wonderful place. I love the arcade and ice cream parlor and they sell ice. Everyone is kind and accommodating. The only catch is that your first visit you sit through a 1.5 hour long presentation where they basically try to get you to buy a very expensive membership type thing. They wanted like several thousand down and it’s be like 400 something each month too. And they said we had to make the decision that day. Other than that, this is a great campground.

Poor hookups, no sewer, roads not paved, dusty. Extreme fire hazard with only one way out

This resort is part of Colorado River Adventures and is private. Very nice park with everything you could need. People in sales are nice too and not pushy. We didn't become members, but really like this resort in Pollock Pines.

This is not my usual type of campground. When we bought our RV, we had a free trial membership offer Andy here we are.

This is a private campground tine share system. We actually decided to buy in because of some of the services the offer. Locations also meet our meet.

I brought both my mtb and road bike. On my mtb I followed Badger Hill Rd which is a gravel road that gradually descends 500 ft over 2.5 miles through the forest then turned right onto a trail just prior to a bridge crossing a creek.  The trail follows the creek for awhile before it looped back to the campground. 34 mile round trip road bike ride passes many Apple Hill farms and uses a nice paved bike trail into Placerville. Routes to Jenkinson Lake also an option.

Nice and quaint.