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Snowflower RV Resort
Snowflower RV Resort is a family-friendly RV resort located in Emigrant Gap, California. The resort is situated in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, just off of Interstate 80. It offers a variety of amenities, including full hook-ups, a heated pool, a playground, a game room, a laundry facility, and a general store. The resort also offers a variety of activities, such as fishing, hiking, biking, and horseback riding. Snowflower RV Resort is a great place to relax and enjoy the beauty of the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
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
Karl Dittner
Snowflower Thousand Trails is a beautiful place to RV and Pitch a Tent and Camp at. The Staff, Collette, Jake and Ron here are so nice. They go out of their way to make sure your stay is a pleasant one! Thank You All!! Karl And Margaret.
Garth
Collette and her staff were more than gracious to accommodate my family and I when we arrived on site! The call center had assigned us a site that didn't work with our 34ft 5th wheel so Collette found us an amazing spot with privacy and sunset views near the lake for 17 days!! The entire staff has always greeted us with a smile or a wave! Thank You Snowflower staff for making our trip a wonderful lifetime memory!
Glimpse
The location of this place is the only reason I'd consider revisiting Snowflower. We stayed in a cabin which had great views. I'm leaving 3 stars because the condition of our cabin was less than desirable. Immediately heard and saw several mice which is understandable but there were mice droppings everywhere even on the couch like the cabin hadn't been properly cleaned. Called to inform the front desk, received no call back. Also the blinds on several windows were completely broken and looked horrible, chunks of blinds missing, like just take them down if you don't want to replace them. Some of the windows were seized up and wouldn't open, no AC in the cabin so it was hot and stuffy, cobwebs everywhere. Lastly, I booked a no-pet cabin but there was animal hair everywhere on the sheets, the floor, and the towels. The cabin could be really nice but it just seems like it was boarded up for winter and not cleaned or maintained properly upon opening for the summer season. Hopefully they will consider better maintenance for a better experience, it wouldn't take much. Not sure if I'll return but the area was very beautiful.
Chris Sterni
Stayed in a trailer spot #60. Nice area. The campground is spread out so it doesn't feel crowded. Nice lake on the ground. Dogs enjoyed that the best. Lodge with a pool table,foosball and plenty of games. Bring lots of bug spray tons of mosquitoes. No luck with the fishing.
Lori Nagler
Overall, the campground is really nice. Beautiful location with a nice small lake to enjoy. The downside is the assigned sites at check-in. Our assigned site was too small for our rig. After waiting for about one hour to have our site re-assigned due to four or five other families needing site re-assignments for the same issue we had, Collette assigned us to The Cliffs. This section turned out to be perfect for our friends and us. We were able to stay together where we were not able to stay together in our original assigned sites. Collette did her best with what she was given to help the families who were displaced due to the new TT assigned site system. She went above and beyond staying overtime to help the long line of folks needing help. This cannot be easy for her. We did enjoy our stay and will be back but I am not sure this new assigned system is working well. One complaint: I attempted to contact the office several times for weeks prior to our arrival. The voicemail is chronically full and no one answers the phone when calling directly to the office.