Camp ObserverGrasshopper Flat
Camp site features
Across 67 camp sites:
- Pets allowed: all 67 sites
- ADA accessible: 1 of 67 sites
- Group sites: 1 of 67 sites
- Longest RV: 54 ft
- Largest party: 25 people
Services within 25 miles · OpenStreetMap
Nearest dump station: 23.3 mi · Pioneer RV Park
Directions
From Reno, travel north on Highway 395 to Highway 70 and turn west to Portola. From Portola, take County road 126 north for seven miles, then County road 112 to the east side of Lake Davis. It is approximately one mile to the campground.
Stay Limit
Check in from 2 PM, check out by 12 PM.
Reviews
corey d
Loop:Loo1
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Reviewed a month ago
good host, clean camp sites and facilities. overall good experience but i wish we were informed that there were showers. found them on last day🙁
Kerri M
Loop:Loo2
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Reviewed 2 months ago
There is a nice hike from the reservoir through the forest, we cut into grasshopper Campground, but I think the hike went further.
Chris T
Loop:Loo1
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Reviewed 2 months ago
No bears
Bobbi M
Loop:Loo2
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Reviewed 2 months ago
Camp host Patty and RoeAnn are awesome. They are friendly, informative, and always maintain safety in the park. The bathrooms are spotless, and the rules of the are oark are enforced. Love grasshopper, and will be back soon. Great job ladies.
Mark N
Loop:Loo1
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Reviewed 2 months ago
After over 10 years of camping here, my experience was less than great due to problems encountered this trip with the camp hosts over what constitutes an RV. Last trip in June we had the same two people with the same two vehicles in one spot: no problems, paid for the extra vehicle in the spot. This trip, the same two vehicles were now deemed to be “RV’s” when they were clearly not. One is a passenger van and one is a panel van neither with no water, electric or other modifications that would be an RV. We were told we could not park together, initially, and to stop setting up at the site. We finally sorted it out, but were told we could not camp together “next time” or needed to reserve the group site. I don’t agree with their RV definition and neither does your own website. Our vehicles do not match that definition. Debating our alternatives for next year.
Jim W
Loop:Loo1
Site:
Reviewed 3 months ago
This is a nice place to camp; quiet, laid back, everyone is generally friendly and the camp hosts do a great job. On site showers are piping hot and access to the lake is wide open. Lots of wildlife too, we've seen deer, foxes, bats, owls, chipmunks, a vulture, bald eagles, and even a pelican. We also saw a momma bear and three cubs at dusk, from a respectable distance of course.
Quick advice for campers that don't know. There are bears in the area all the time. We've camped in Grasshopper and Grizzly for years and there have always been bears around, and we have never had a problem with them. Be sure to keep your food, coolers, trash and goodies stowed and they will have no reason to visit your site in the night. The only people who we've met that have had bears visit them were people who left their trash out overnight or did not properly stow their food. Cooler in the trunk, cover with a blanket to reduce smell, throw away your trash in the locked bins. DO NOT KEEP FOOD AND TRASH IN YOUR TENT!
Season dates
Peak season
May 23, 2027 – Aug 31, 2027
Reservable online
Walk In season
Sep 1, 2027 – Oct 12, 2027
First come, first served
Peak season
May 23, 2028 – Aug 31, 2028
Reservable online
Walk In season
Sep 1, 2028 – Oct 12, 2028
First come, first served
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