Hutchins
Camp site features
Across 3 camp sites:
- Fire pit: all 3 sites
- Picnic table: all 3 sites
- Pets allowed: all 3 sites
- Group sites: all 3 sites
- Longest RV: 27 ft
- Largest party: 25 people
Services within 25 miles · OpenStreetMap
Nearest dump station: 15.7 mi · Pioneer RV Park
Directions
Bucks Lake is 10 miles west of Quincy on the Oro-Quincy Highway (Highway 162). From Oroville, travel east on Highway 162 for approximately 45 miles to Bucks Lake Dam Road. Turn left and continue 3 miles to the campground.
Stay Limit
Check in from 2 PM, check out by 12 PM.
Reviews
Ernie B
Loop:Hutc
Site:
Reviewed a year ago
No water in campground, campsite had trash upon arrival, toilets almost ran out of paper. Neighbors partied into early morning. No host on-site to manage
Savannah T
Loop:Hutc
Site:
Reviewed a year ago
Was a great location and the price was super awesome. There was no running water, we didn’t see a camp host and there was no firewood to buy (however there was plenty on the ground). Overall we had a good time but was a bit weird to not see a camp host or have anywhere to check in
Ernie B
Loop:Hutc
Site:
Reviewed 4 years ago
We had 13 stay and a propane BBQ kitchen an everything fit well. An easy walk to Little Bucks Lake for swimming. The Dixie fire burned just to the edge of the camp so a lot of brown trees about 10 yards out. But the trees in camp were alive and well.
David S
Loop:Hutc
Site:
Reviewed 5 years ago
First the campground host Roy was fantastic, he welcomed us, gave us all the instructions (which unfortunately we didn't get them all so we had a problem using the lake), and overall made for a great campground experience. That was the good part. The frustrating and frankly disappointing part was access to the Bucks Lake. We were in the group campground which is about 300 yards from the lake but after spending over $100 per night for our site we found out that we did not have access to the lake. Yes the lake that we went to and camped at. Oh we could have spent an extra $10 a day for access but come on after spend 3x what the campers at the campground across the street paid who had access this was ridiculous to say the least. No signage or notification before hand that this was the case. If it were we would have never stayed in the group campground. A bit like going to a specific restaurant only to have to pay extra for an actual table. This needs to get rectified or there needs to be a clearer notification that spending $100 a night is not enough to get access to the lake. Yes the LAKE we had as our destination. Never experienced anything like this before in a national campground. Example of a silly rule likely put in place by someone who has never been to the campground or the lake.
Ernie B
Loop:Hutc
Site:
Reviewed 6 years ago
Great campsite near the lake. Host was very friendly and helpful. Hope to return next year
Season dates
Peak season
Jun 6, 2027 – Oct 1, 2027
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Peak season
Jun 6, 2028 – Oct 1, 2028
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