Camp at Trapper Springs Campground

Shaver Lake, California

4.5/5

based on 2 reviews

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Trapper Springs is a first-come first-served campground on the Courtright Reservoir, with opportunities to enjoy many activities including biking, fishing, hiking, trail running, climbing, kayaking, and swimming.

Potable water and toilets are available at the campground. Each site is equipped with a picnic table and grill. 7 campsites are handicap accessible. Maximum group size at this campground is 6 people per site. The campground is open from May - September. The campground fee is $24 per night, additional vehicles $5 per night, and pets are $2 per night. PG&E manages this campground.

Sierra National Forest is home to many bears - please practice bear safety and store your food and toiletries properly. The closest services are in Wishon Village.

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Stand Up Paddle

Fitness

Rock Climbing

Canoeing

Cycling

Camping

Fishing

Mountain Biking

Running

Kayaking

Yoga

Swimming

Hiking

Bathrooms

Dog Friendly

Easy Parking

Family Friendly

Forest

Groups

Lake

Picnic Area

Scenic

Wildlife

Swimming Hole

ADA Accessible

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Noah Crider

Camp at Trapper Springs Campground

06/18/20

Great camping and awesome fishing at shaver lake!

5.0

Clayton Lukens

Camp at Trapper Springs Campground

06/18/20

Great to kayak around with my family especially when the weather is nice. Highly recommend!!

4.0

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