NOT ALLOWED at any time or under any Fire Index Rating
- Use of fireworks and other pyrotechnic devices
- Use of chainsaws &bull Use of firearms, air rifles, or gas guns
- Use of explosives &bull Any open flame outside of designated fire rings or BBQs (e.g. non-designated fire rings, tiki torches, etc.)
- Driving vehicles off designated roads
- Parking vehicles outside designated parking areas
Wildfire risk mitigation measures for allowed activities (subject to applicable fire index rating)
The following must have at least 10 feet of clearance from vegetation and flammable materials:
- Fires (allowed in designated structures only, must be supervised at all times and be fully extinguished prior to leaving the site)
- Charcoal grills and generators
The following must have at least 3 feet of clearance from vegetation and flammable materials:
- Petroleum and liquid petroleum gas devices
- Battery powered devices, cord powered devices and power cords
- Smoking (must have a butt receptacle and a bucket of water)
- Citronella candles (no other types of candles are allowed)
Fire Index Rating based restrictions
When the Fire Index Rating is R4 (Very High):
Use of charcoal grills will be prohibited.
When the Fire Index Rating is R5 (Extreme):
all fires will be prohibited
smoking will only be allowed within vehicles/RVs
When the Fire Index Rating is R5-PLUS (Extreme Plus):
all fires and flames will be prohibited, including petroleum and LPG devices
The following activities will be restricted to within vehicles/RVs:
smoking, use of generators, use of battery powered devices with motors, extension cords and devices with power cords
Stay Local: Stay close to home.
Stay Active: Keep walking, jogging, hiking and biking.
Stay Safer at 6 Feet: Maintain a physical distance of 6 feet or more.
Stay Clean: Be prepared. Bring soap/sanitizer.
Stay Covered: The state now requires you to wear a face covering in most indoor settings and public outdoor spaces when you cannot maintain physical distancing of six feet or more from people outside of your immediate household.
Thank you for your patience as we work to limit your risk for exposure to COVID-19 in the outdoors.
The maximum stay in any campground is 14 days. The campsite must be vacated by the 11:00 a.m. check-out time.
Cancellation Policy: The cancellation fee is $15.00 per site. Reservations that are cancelled within 7 days of the scheduled check-in are non-refundable.
Change Policy: Changes to the reservation are not allowed within 3 business days of the scheduled check-in date and are subject to a minimum $10 change fee.
Reservations and their associated fees are non-transferable to other campsites within the campground or to other recreational facilities.
If an emergency or natural disaster forces a closure of a campground, we will attement to notify you as early as possible and refund all camping fees.
If you leave early, stay reductions do not qualify for a refund.
To make changes please e-mail recinfo@pge.com.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) facility rules provide a safe, enjoyable experience for everyone while protecting natural resources. This recreational facility is a benefit of PG&E’s hydroelectric system.
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Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) facility rules provide a safe, enjoyable experience for everyone while protecting natural resources. This recreational facility is a benefit of PG&E’s hydroelectric system.
Click Here to download the PDF
No, First-Come First-Served sites are non-reservable and cannot be secured prior to your arrival at the campground.
It is suggested that you arrive early in the day to secure your campsite, as there are no guarantees of availability.
Create an account for easy access to your reservations. Go to "My Account" at the top/right of the page to set up an account using your email address and password.
Yes, dogs and other pets are welcome! Dogs and other pets must be under owners' physical control at all times and must not disturb other campers. It is the owner's responsibility to clean up after your pet and properly dispose of waste in trash receptacle. Campers with unreasonably noisy dogs/pets may be asked to leave, to ensure an enjoyable experience for all campers. Furthermore, pets may not be left alone at the campsite or in any vehicles.
Some of our campgrounds offer reservations in addition to first-come first-served camping. At these campgrounds, since weather and snow melt are so unpredictable, our reservation season is shorter than our camping season. For example, at a particular campground we may plan to open the gates to first-come first-served campers on April 15th, but we may not begin our reservation season at that campground until May 4th. We are trying to minimize the chances that we will have to cancel a reservation you made, due to weather conditions or snow melt. When possible, our typical reservation season starts the Monday before Memorial weekend and closes a week after Labor Day weekend.
What FIRE RESTRICTIONS are in place because of wildfire risk?
