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Stanislaus/Clark Fork
The Stanislaus Clark Fork Dardanelle is a popular fishing spot located in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains in California. It is a tributary of the Stanislaus River and is known for its excellent trout fishing. The river is also home to a variety of other fish species, including bass, catfish, and sunfish. The river is accessible from several public access points, including the Dardanelle Campground and the Stanislaus River Trail. The river is also popular for kayaking, canoeing, and rafting.
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User Reviews
michelle mitchell
Campground host Andrea has made this campground a clean and safe for kids place to camp. All campgrounds should have an Andrea! It's a beautiful and peaceful place to camp!!
Joy
I like how big the campground is. It has 88 campsites and some of is good for single site and double site. One site is good for 6 campers, upon arrival you need to pay for staying even not overnight. It’s a cash only pay method!! No signal on the area so no chance of venmo, paypal or zelle. There’s a separate restrooms for men and women limited for 2 campers. No showers and lights inside the restrooms so if you’re planning to stay bring lamp and flashlights with you. Bugs sprays and toiletries.
Aileen Carmona
It’s a nice place to relax with family. Nice bathrooms. Really cold at night during summer, but hot during the day. The river goes too fast so it’s kinda hard finding a spot to get in (if you want, realllyyyyy cold water when i went). Also a downside is that there’s no wifi :)
Sharmone “2Carry-onsNoDestination” Edwards
Nice, quiet little campground to take your family for a quick trip. Clean bathrooms and the camphosts are super friendly. Plenty things to do with fishing, hiking or just star gazing. Peaceful and relaxing. Love coming here.
David Lobree
While on a road trip from the San Francisco Bay Area to Northern Colorado in mid-August, 2021, we stayed at this campground for 1 night and had no problem, without a reservation, finding a site on a Saturday night. You will arrive at this campground after leaving CA Hwy 108 and driving about 6 miles on Clark Fork Road, a good paved road, suitable for all types of vehicles. The drive takes you through the 2018 Donnell Fire burn scar; the campground itself was not burned and is pleasantly forested. All sites are easy walking distance from the Clark Fork River, a welcoming place where you can fish or wade in the cool water. The flush toilets and potable water spigots throughout the campground make for a nice stay. NOTE: In the summer of 2021, camping fees were payable with cash-only.