Reviews
Stanislaus/Eureka Valley
User Reviews
Joshua Brewer
Had an awesome time camping at Eureka Valley Campground. The campsites are nice and spacious, giving plenty of room to spread out and enjoy some privacy. There are some great hiking trails nearby that really let you explore the area and soak in the natural beauty. One thing to note the water nearby moves super fast, so you gotta be careful around it. Definitely don’t want to slip and fall in because it’s pretty dangerous. Overall, great spot for camping, hiking, and just getting away. Would come back again for sure!
John Sikes Sikes
10/4/24. Tent camped. I chose a site close to the entrance (in case it got windy had more protection). Sonora Pass is my favorite drive-and this is a great place to stay. Great spots on the river. Vault toilets- hand pump for water. Quiet road noise at night. Nearby Kennedy Meadows store & restaurant.
Sarah Ames
Beautiful spot. Right by the river
Becca Fenwick
Large campsites close to the river, good fire pit and clean bathrooms.
cesar chavez
Great place to camp at, easy access to river and great fishing
Kristy Benner
Lovely. Across the river amd behind the hill is a pristine meadow.
Erica Hidalgo
Nice hikes close by and camping is fun but bathrooms are porta-potties
Joseph Gallo
Great campground on State Route 108 west of Kennedy Meadows. Makes for a very nice basecamp for activities in Stanislaus National Forest, the Emigrant Wilderness, and Levitt Meadows/lake/peak. Another plus is the great swimming hole on the Stanislaus River about a mile east on 108 at Douglas Flat picnic area.
Fred Garz
Great secluded campground. All sites are adequately far from each other, no feeling to sleep or eat in your neighbour's tent... The water pump was a little bit hard to operate, but works if you put enough effort into it ;-) Perfect location on the upper part of CA-108, near Sonora Pass.
Pam Smitheman
Almost all of the campsites are big or back to a central grassy area. The campsites on the outside of the loop back to the river. Aim for spots 1 or 2 or 17-20ish? They have water views are big enough and close to out houses. It was 18/per night in June 2017. The photos I posted are of campsite 3 which was pretty small but big enough and near bathrooms.