Camp Richardson Resort

Roger H

Our family has gone there for a quarter century. The cabins are rustic, but have modern conveniences. Many of them have blue water views. So many things to do around and in camp Richardson. It sits on the best location in Lake Tahoe because most of the rest of the lake is highly developed.

Angie Morales

Came to Camp Richardson for a fun winter vacation in early January 2025. We stayed in their hotel, which is within walking distance of the beach(which is within the property). Location overall is just a few minutes from town, which was convenient. While we were there we got hit with a winter storm, since the room access is from indoors (from within the hotel itself), it was nice not to track in snow with our shoes when we came back from our ventures. There's free parking on the property for guests, when you check in they give you a parking pass for your vehicle. The room we stayed in was a cute 1 bed 1 bath (bonus points for having a full length mirror by the bathroom). It was perfect for us since we were mainly exploring and out in town for the majority of our stay. Would definitely be back.

Rosalie Gassama

We stayed at the resort's RV park. The location just outside South Lake Tahoe is very convenient. Some of the sites are nice and spacious and face the forest, but others are very cramped. The quiet hours are sadly not being enforced and some campers played loud music until well past 10pm. The toilets and showers need updating and more frequent cleaning.

Nguyen L

Camped two nights. Saw black bear (this one was brown in color) which are vegetarian, so I wasn't that concerned. Someone turned on their car alarm for an hour to scare the bear away one night, which was not necessary. Would be helpful if visitors are automatically given a flyer regarding the bears as we enter the campgrounds. Otherwise, people assume they are meat eating bears and overreact. Act big with hands up, make lots of noise, and back up slowly I believe are the recommendations when near one. Additionally you can bring bear spray and / or an air horn. Beach is walkable from Camp Richardson though there is also a beach parking lot.

Jay Lessard

We traveled from Arizona with some jet skis and staying at the hotel. Looking at the satellite images there appeared to be plenty of parking. That was until the parking nazi came by to give us a hard time about parking two vehicles with a jet ski. Both vehicles were each in one spot, not blocking anyone. One would think that you're at a large lake and to expect that there are going to be people here with water toys. While there appears to be plenty of parking on the property, they limit where you can go, so be aware of that. I then decided to go chat with the manager, as that interaction really rubbed me the wrong way after a day on the lake. Oddly enough someone else at the counter was asking for a manager on another issue. Of course no manager available and the poor front desk person is left to deal with this stuff. I kindly let them know if my parking was an issue to refund the rest of my nights and check me out. The "hotel" is more like a bed and breakfast with very small rooms and no ac. As a business owner, I hate leaving reviews like this but this place obviously doesn't focus on their customers and others should be aware.