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PG & E/San Joaquin River/Trout Creek
The San Joaquin River Trout Creek in Potter Valley, California is a tributary of the San Joaquin River. It is a small stream that originates in the hills of Potter Valley and flows through the valley before joining the San Joaquin River. The creek is home to a variety of fish species, including rainbow trout, brown trout, and chinook salmon. The creek is also a popular spot for recreational activities such as fishing, swimming, and kayaking. The creek is surrounded by lush vegetation and is a great spot for bird watching. The creek is also a great spot for camping and hiking.
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User Reviews
Orion Dallimore
This was our second year going in a row and we had a great time!! Clean bathrooms and great location right next to the river!
Olga Sheludkova
Beautiful campground. Gravel road. Great access to the river.
Amber Bloodsworth
There’s a 3 mile gravel driveway to get to the campsite. The camp host was extremely nice. She lended us an inflatable boat with oars to use in the river. Very friendly. Bathrooms are well kept and are just standard vault toilets. There are no hiking trails nearby. The only walking that can be done is a short quarter mile walk along the river. Each campsite has a paved area for a car, a picnic table, and a fire pit. Rates are $16 a night.
Spencer Oberlin
Drove 3 hours to only discover that the gate was locked. The host was just on the other side of the fence and all set up. They even had a painted sign on the fence that said "can't wait to see you next spring" Spring 2026 I guess? So we decided to go down the road underneath the bridge and fish. It might be called Trout Creek Campground but don't fish in any of the water. I purchased a fishing license for the first time and my very first pole. Fish and Game came down and immediately wrote me a hefty ticket. I put the fishing line in the water three times and spent $200 on licensing the day before. Definitely a shitty experience all the way around.
Richard Fink
The road going in is rough as all hell, but it's a lovely campground. The host, Sabrina, is awesome, and one heck of a rock painter. It truly is a beautiful setting.