This is a great campgound! Vault toilets were clean and never smelly, lots of water faucets where available and campfround was quiet. Loves Falls on the North Yuba river was about a 6.75 mile round trip hike via the Wild Plum loop to PCT. Enough day hike options for a 3-5 night stay.

This is a great campgound! Vault toilets were clean and never smelly, lots of water faucets where available and campfround was quiet. Loves Falls on the North Yuba river was about a 6.75 mile round trip hike via the Wild Plum loop to PCT. Enough day hike options for a 3-5 night stay.

This is a great campgound! Vault toilets were clean and never smelly, lots of water faucets where available and campfround was quiet. Loves Falls on the North Yuba river was about a 6.75 mile round trip hike via the Wild Plum loop to PCT. Enough day hike options for a 3-5 night stay.

Nice little hike, .25 to Frazier Creek, .5 mile to Frazier Falls overlook, 1 mile round trip. Lots of water flowing right now, great time to view the falls. From Gold Lake Hwy, it was 1.5 miles down a dirt road to the parking area. The road had only 2 mildly rough spots, but passenger cars were easily making it through. The road does narrow to one lane in a few spots, so you have to be cautious of oncoming traffic.

Stayed in site #1, lots of shade and space for multiple tents. There was a nice sized tent pad, but we didn't use it as we wanted to little more shade. Compared to Southern Cali campgrounds, this is pretty spacious and you're not right on top of your camping neighbors, we could actually only the neighbors in site #2. And even though the site is close to the entrance, there wasn't any noticeable traffic. All of the sites have bear boxes and thankfully they were not having any bear issues during our visit. Site is reservable on https://www.recreation.gov.

Pros & Cons of Site #1

Pros - large site, can hear the river, close to the trail, water spigot & restrooms.
Cons - close the restrooms and camp host