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Humboldt-Toiyabe/Bootleg
Humboldt Toiyabe Bootleg Coleville CA is a small, family-owned business located in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California. The business specializes in selling bootleg alcohol and tobacco products, as well as other items such as clothing and accessories. The store is located in a small town of Coleville, California, and is known for its friendly and knowledgeable staff. The store has been in business for over 30 years and is a popular destination for locals and visitors alike. The store offers a wide selection of products, including beer, wine, spirits, cigarettes, cigars, and more. The store also offers a variety of services, such as delivery and shipping, as well as a variety of payment options.
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User Reviews
John Spruce
Great camping spot. Quiet, cannot hear cars passing by. Lots of space between spots. Most sites have only one tent spot unless you place another one or two in the RV parking which every spot has. Large fire pits. No bear boxes, luckily my tool box had room in the truck bed. No showers or soap in the bathrooms. Plague of chipmunks, same as every campsite in this area. Will definitely come back for walker river fishing trips. Cash or check payment. $28/night, $6 for additional vehicles.
edward campbell
Passed this place hundred times fishing the Walker. Had no idea how nice it was , plus easy to get larger rigs in , just peace and quiet with plenty of space between sites. Plus easy to find a spot , to top it off the camp hosts are fantastic.
jona jetter
This was the perfect campground on our travels from Southern California to Washington and back in August! There were open campsites that were 1st come. Clean bathrooms and friendly camp host! We will definitely return.
Wing Chang
We planned to stay at this campground for two nights but something unexpected happened (Our car got stuck on the snow). So we had to stay for an extra day to recover our car. Our food was running out and water in our camper running low, but thanks to the camp hosts (Amanda and Andy), they made the situation much easier for us. They concerned our well being and shared some of their delicious food and filing up water in our rig. Of course I wanted to thanks to Kris (camp neighbor) who gave me a big hand to tow my car out of snow. After all, this campground is amazing and super clean, especially the toilet. The con is lacking of cell signal, but if you choose the sites by entrance you might get a bar or two. I highly recommend this campground to all campers!!!
Anna Compton
Great campground. First come first served only. Many big spots to camp in. Great for rvs and travel trailers up to 40ft long. Expensive for how primitive it is, $24 per site. We came on Friday night and were one of 7 campers at this 37 spot campground. Bathrooms were clean. There is running water at the campground. Camp host wasn't there when we arrived, but came back at 9:45 pm and started his generator. At midnight, we started wondering who do we complain to! Went to see him an hed ran away slamming the door in my face, but fortunately turned of his generator. I guess we interrupted his solo camping experience by using the campground. 🤷🏻♀️