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Sierra/Spring Cove
Sierra Spring Cove is a residential community located in Oakhurst, California. The community is situated in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains and is surrounded by lush forests and rolling hills. The area is known for its outdoor activities, such as hiking, biking, fishing, and camping. The community is also close to Yosemite National Park, Bass Lake, and other popular attractions. Residents of Sierra Spring Cove enjoy a peaceful, rural lifestyle with easy access to all the amenities of a larger city.
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User Reviews
Jack Thompson
made reservations online, said they had overflow parking. when we arrived there was no overflow parking and camp host had my brother and a guy pay for a empty spot to park there car . he charged them $60 for spot and $10 per vehicle . the spot they gave me was only big enough for my trailer and i had to park across street i think they need to be better informed of the rules and availability of spots
Kiwi Esera
We stayed at site 3 for 2 nights . The host was informative and helpful. Toilets are flushable and were kept really clean. The campground is very close to the lake. My only complaint is there is no privacy. Most of the campsites seem to be close to each other.
Karoline Pineda
Camping was so fun here! We stayed here Friday-Sunday at campsite 014. Restrooms were constantly being cleaned. Our host, Ray, was checking up on us maybe 2-3x per day. He was so sweet, very informative and even gave our kids ice cream since it was a hot weekend. The lake was close by to our campsite. We are definitely coming back again!! :)
Vang Xiong
We came during a busy Memorial Day weekend but thankfully everyone was very well-behaved. We stayed at camp sites 12 and 13, the latter with a nice view of the lake. There is space to park two cars and then spillover parking about 50 yards away towards camp site 15. We didn’t have the bear-proof storage containers present on other sites; it wasn’t a problem for us but it’s something to keep in mind. Ray was pleasant to interact with and we really appreciated how he kept the bathrooms clean and stocked all weekend.
Priyanka Deekshitha
Great Campsite (#049) - Beautiful Lake views but Beware of Bears! We stayed at Campsite #049, which was quite good overall, though a canopy is essential since there's no natural shade. The proximity to restrooms and a drinking water tap was very convenient, and there's a garbage disposal bin right across from the site. The campground host was very attentive and friendly, keeping the restrooms clean regularly and being available at least once a day during our stay. However, the drinking water quality wasn't great; it looked pale yellow, so we brought our own drinking water and only used the campsite water for washing dishes. Everything was clean and well-maintained, and Bass Lake is absolutely stunning. There are many beautiful spots along the shore perfect for spending the day picnicking and enjoying the scenery. The lake definitely deserves a 5-star rating for its beauty. **BUT BEAR ALERT ‼️** A bear cub has been wandering around the campground,looking for food. We encountered the cub on our check-out day while packing up. It wasn’t aggressive but it is crucial to stay alert. Bears remember spots where they’ve found food and are likely to return (Campsite #049) This bear cub came out of the bushes sniffing around and managed to grab a bread packet, an oil bottle, and some snacks we had out for preparing breakfast. Future campers, please keep all food items away from your camping tent—store them in the bear box or your car. Make sure to clean up thoroughly after cooking and avoid leaving any food smells lingering. Despite the bear encounter, we had a great time and would recommend this campground, especially for the beautiful Bass Lake. Just remember to stay bear-aware to ensure a safe and enjoyable stay! Happy Camping :)
Nachiket Joshi
Campsites are too close to each other, be patient with people making noise after getting drunk, remember not everyone comes to camping to go on a 10 mile hike next day. Be patient and enjoy. Good place.
Chandra Kanth Reddy
The campground is superb. The Bass lake nearby is amazing. Would definitely go there again if time permits
Medeina Birgilaitė
Great campground. Our spot had enough shade till midday, the staff was very lovely and the bathrooms were always clean. There is a great restaurant called Miller’s Landing nearby and the beach is only a walk away. I would only suggest having some soap at the restrooms and a dish washing station.
Irina Shmatkova
Nice location. Very close to the lake. There are nice hikes near by. The water is pretty warm. But could be pretty noisy during the day and till late night. People likes stay late there and party with really loud music. You can hear it very well from all around. A lot of people fishing there and riding boats. There are two stores and restaurants. So if you forget something at home you can easily find it in the local stores. Other all I would recommend to bring earplugs.
AJ D.
A very nice campground to set up your tent not too far from Yosemite National Park & very close to Bass Lake. Friendly Rangers at the entrance to check in and very clean flush toilets near the tent sites. Each site is slightly shaded but it is mostly sunny. The rangers were consistent with cleaning the campground and bathrooms. No electric hookup. $40/night.