Coachland / Village Camp Truckee

Andrew Stokes (Drew)

We had a fantastic stay at Village Camp Truckee during our baseball tournament. I stayed in one of the pull-through RV sites with my 40-foot motorhome, while my 20-foot trailer had to be parked in the overflow lot nearby, which they were very accommodating with. Many of our teammates’ families stayed in the cabins, and everyone had a great experience. It is not a cheap place to stay, but they did offer us a good group rate for our team, which made it more reasonable for our stay. Check-in and checkout were quick and easy with no hidden fees. The complimentary Saturday breakfast was a pleasant surprise and felt very thoughtfully prepared—eggs made fresh, pancakes, and fresh-cut fruit, all presented like a cared-for, quality breakfast. The campground is clean, modern, and has great amenities, including a clubhouse, fitness area, picnic spaces with BBQs and campfires, playground, soccer field, and plenty of room for families to relax. The cabins were modern and very clean, and my RV site was level, paved, and easy to hook up. The only minor downside was that the RV sites were a little tight with neighboring slides extended, but it wasn’t a major issue. The location is excellent—close to downtown Truckee, Donner Lake, and right off I-80. Even with my large RV and trailer, getting around the campground was easy. I’d definitely stay here again and highly recommend it.

Tammie Mutert

We recently stayed here and found the campsites themselves to be spacious, well laid out, and comfortable. We would have enjoyed our stay much more if not for one major issue. Our site was directly across from the community BBQ/park area. We’re not sure if that area is rented out to people who aren’t staying with Village Camp or if everyone was staying in the campground, but every evening it was extremely busy with large groups of people and numerous cars parked around our campsite. The biggest disappointment, however, was how many people repeatedly walked directly through our campsite instead of using the roads or designated paths. We’re not talking about walking near the edge—they were literally cutting between our trailer and our picnic table. We’ve been camping for over 20 years and have never experienced so many people casually walking through an occupied campsite. Some even seemed annoyed when we looked at them in surprise. Our neighbors electric cord was pulled out of the socket and disconnected their power creating quit a problem and they questioned whether it was on purpose or accidentally done with all the foot traffic on both side of our trailers. We understand that the campground can’t control every guest’s behavior, so this isn’t entirely a reflection on the staff. However, if you’re assigned a site near the community BBQ/park area, be prepared for significantly more foot traffic, parked cars, and activity than you might expect. If privacy and a quieter camping experience are important to you, I’d recommend requesting a site farther away from that area.

Becky Gee

I stayed at a cabin at Village Camp Truckee and had a wonderful experience. I loved the modern design and decor; the cabin was neat, clean, and equipped with everything I needed for my hiking trip. Having a washer and dryer, plus a full kitchen to prepare my own meals, made it so easy to relax after a long day on the trails. The area was quiet, parking was convenient, and the bed was super comfortable. I felt very welcome and right at home—everything was outstanding!

Cat Jackson

Village Camp Truckee is hands-down the best RV park I’ve stayed at. The property itself is beautiful, with tall pine trees throughout and spacious sites that are easy to pull into and out of. Unlike many RV parks, it doesn’t feel crowded or crammed together. There’s plenty of room to breathe and enjoy the setting. The amenities are exceptional. The clubhouse is gorgeous, with a fully equipped kitchen that guests can actually use. There’s a great fitness center, a convenient laundry facility, and a large grassy dog park that my dog absolutely loved. One of my favorite features is that there are walking and hiking trails accessible right from the property, making it easy to get outside and enjoy the incredible Truckee scenery. The staff is what truly sets Village Camp apart. Alex, the General Manager, is incredibly welcoming, accommodating, and committed to creating a great experience for guests. Carla, Stephanie, and the rest of the team are friendly, responsive, and genuinely on top of everything. They make the entire experience feel effortless. Receiving Amazon packages was easy, the property is well maintained, and there are plenty of activities and community events for guests who want to participate. If you’re looking for an RV park in the Truckee/Tahoe area, I can’t recommend Village Camp highly enough. Beautiful setting, outstanding amenities, fantastic staff, and an overall experience that is far above what I’ve come to expect from RV parks.

Lynnette Nelson-Erickson

Our Chinook RV group gathered at your park June 1 through June 4 2026 and had an outstanding experience. We were given use of the clubhouse and wonderfully appointed kitchen for all 4 days. Your staff members are all top notch. The grounds and sites are beautifully maintained. This was the 1st visit for many of us from other states. You can be sure we will come back. Thank you for your over and above hospitality. Chinook RV Club West, Lyn Erickson, Secretary