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Lake of the Springs RV Resort
Overview
Lake of the Springs RV Resort offers a sprawling 950-acre retreat nestled in the beautiful Sierra Nevada foothills. This destination is defined by its massive scale and its centerpiece, a 47-acre private lake. Unlike many crowded roadside parks, this resort provides a distinct sense of seclusion and natural beauty, making it a staple for travelers exploring Northern California who want to stay immersed in the wilderness without sacrificing modern comforts.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in the quiet community of Oregon House, California, the park is surrounded by rolling hills and mature oak trees. The elevation provides a pleasant escape from the valley heat, offering a landscape that transitions from the flatlands into the rugged mountains. The surrounding area is part of the North Yuba region, characterized by quiet country roads and scenic vistas that create a peaceful, rural backdrop for any RV stay.
Amenities & Park Features
The resort is well-equipped for both long-term stays and weekend getaways. Travelers can enjoy the swimming pool and spa, while the private lake is perfect for bank fishing or launching a small boat. On-site facilities include miniature golf, tennis courts, and a spacious clubhouse for community gatherings. Most sites provide full hookups with a variety of back-in and pull-through options designed to accommodate different rig sizes in a natural setting.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
While the park offers plenty of on-site recreation, the surrounding Yuba County area is worth exploring. Visitors often head to Collins Lake for additional boating and trophy trout fishing opportunities. For a more relaxed afternoon, the local boutique wineries in Oregon House offer unique tastings in a scenic environment. The historic gold-rush towns of Grass Valley and Nevada City are also within driving distance for those seeking local shopping and dining.
Who This Park Is Best For
This resort is an ideal choice for families and retirees who appreciate an active outdoor lifestyle. Because of its extensive amenities and membership affiliations, it is a favorite for Thousand Trails members looking for a reliable home base. It best suits those who prefer a quiet, nature-focused environment over urban centers, offering a genuine retreat for travelers who enjoy fishing, bird watching, and hiking in the foothills.
Amenities
- Tenting
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Rentals
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Peter Mazur
We pulled up with questions and to obtain a camp map so we can plan a long stay with our friends a few months from now, but we couldn't get through the gate. The employee in the hut didn't see us, her coworker on the other hand exchanged eye contact multiple times and nothing came of it. Sat there for 5mins thinking she was busy, then I reversed out and left. We'll be staying at a lake house a couple miles closer to Yuba City instead. Thanks for helping us decide quickly.
Michael Guthrie
Decent sites with decent amenities, fun slides for kids. Male Restroom was pretty run down in "A" camp paint and plaster flaking off walls. One urinal working other completely removed. Only one toilet second was out of order. Cell service is very spotty or non existent. They mentioned having WiFi available in two places but was only available in one.
Devin Welson
This Thousand Trails is a Gem tuck away in the foothills of Oregan House California all the staff friendly and helpful, activities for the grandkids and a awesome lake with boats and canoes to rent, the general store was great well stocked with all the small things needed for RV camping they even had ice-cream 😃campsites, kids park, bathroom facilities were clean and activities Lodge looked cool ,we all felt very safe and had lots of fun, definitely coming back here again 👍
Martha Carlston
Thousand Trails Review 2025 I am writing this review after returning from a Lake of the Springs week at Oregon House, California. Thousand Trails owns this campground. We have been going there during the summer for a number of years. This is my latest review. I stayed as a guest in a newer cabin; the cost per night was pretty steep but we were able to take hot showers, cook and have our own small side yard with table. Good A/C available in cabins. There was initially notice of the pool being closed until maybe August. But we found out it was open in mid July to our surprise. There was a functioning lake, boathouse, and Lodge with various games and activities. Direct TV available in cabins and at lodge. Rentals for the lake were available. LOS is also near highway 20 which takes you right up to Grass Valley and beyond. Collins Lake down the road a few miles. Lots of places to explore in the area. Pluses: Pool was open after being resurfaced. Lake was available for use. Dam had been repaired. Game cabinet in meadow stocked with equipment for use. Emergency radio/phones available for emergency use at key locations. Not sure if they go to phone mail if off hours or if a ranger picks up. The staff was outstanding. Minuses: Pool was closed on a Monday until 3pm without written notice for campers. Communication seemed to be an issue. Rental prices increased. Basic maintenance of cabins passable; but some needed thorough cleaning. Stayed in an older cabin the last two nights which seemed ADA compliant but could not reach top linen cabinets in bathroom. Some lights not working; we found a broken light cord in a cabin and flagged it for the cleaning/maintenance people. Often lacking sufficient linens; especially for the kitchen. Store food prices a bit steep. Minimal amount of bar soap supplied for a family of five. Cell phone connectivity spotty at laundry, trading post and lodge. Ranger not visible during the day or night. Laundry charged 2.50 a load with 0.25 surcharge per load for using a credit card. Does not take quarters. All electronic. Recommendations: A cell tower would be helpful not necessitating driving to the top of the ridge for signal. Fire and emergency instructions should be posted at all buildings and thoroughly reviewed at the initial check-in. There seems to be only one road out in an emergency. Unsure of the protocol. Provide a camper rental checkout sheet for cleaning and maintenance people for any outstanding problems. Enforce electronic vehicle (scooters) rules. We enjoy the park and the proximity to the Bay area. I would encourage the owners to keep improving the basic infrastructure and hold the costs; especially since they are now coming out with new rental scenarios. Many of us are seniors who have limited income. Make it affordable for all. Keep the family-friendly ambience.
Lehrer
The place is great. The only thing we didn't like was they have a separate area for dogs to swim . You can't just swim with your dog at the lake their not allowed with you at the beach area at all they have a dog lake which you can't swim at kinda defeats the purpose of bringing your dog at all