D.L. Bliss State Park Campground

I have only stayed at the group site and we love this campground. Wonderful beach access. The group site has a lot of privacy from other sites and plenty of space. They have the water off right now for bathrooms and showers but portopotties were cleaned every other day. Drinking water is available. Be sure to use your bear box, we did get a visit from a Vera one night, but our site was clean and setting off car alarms shooed it away. The beach side sites are great also. Definitely book six months in advance.

We pitched our tents at 11:30 pm trying hard to not wake up other campers. In the morning I was surprised to see a couple sites vacant right next to us. 

As usual I was not happy with the possibility of meeting a bear, especially after I read about a bear storming a campsite not far from our site (we were on #76). So we were extra careful to put anything scented in the provided bear locker. The park admins are very strict and have a US$2k fine for any food left out. Even bear-proof coolers are required to be chained safely.

We didn’t hiked the Rubicon trail to Lester Beach as we had to keep moving to the next destination in our cross country road trip, but took a short drive to the beach and a quick, but very refreshing dip in Tahoe’s cold waters.

Everyone was so nice and very helpful