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Hope Valley Resort
Hope Valley Resort
Hope Valley Resort

Hope Valley Resort in the United States

Hope Valley , the United States

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4 / 5 (22 votes)

Hope Valley Resort

14655 Highway 88
96120 Hope Valley
the United States
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Rustic campsites w/hookups on West Fork Carson River. Located south of Lake Tahoe at 7000 feet. Some sites on the river. Beautiful setting in the trees.

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Electricity
Gas bottle exchange
Camp shop
Snack bar
Restaurant
Firewood

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Dogs allowed

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Indoor gaming
Golf
Boat hire
Horse riding
Fishing

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Baby changing room
Toy O'Hara
Toy O'Hara

I recently visited this location and found the entrance locked. I proceeded approximately one mile further to a snow-park car park, where camping is allowed at no cost. It's located near a river and a pond, and there's a restroom available. It's puzzling that camping is permitted here, but a local resident confirmed it. He also informed me that the dispersed site is currently inaccessible due to heavy snow and subsequent melting. I'm eager to return and explore Hope Valley Dispersed, as it's a fantastic area for hiking and off-roading. NOTE: The area has three bars of Verizon LTE, with 15mg download and upload speed. AT&T, however, does not provide internet service here.

3 years ago

Anonymous
Anonymous

Easy access off 88 not far from 89. Paved, very quiet, plenty of level paved parking with restrooms, great Verizon and views. 14 days posted stay limit. No dump or utilities.

3 years ago

Anonymous
Anonymous

This area tends to be called Scott's Lake by most RVers, because the lake sits above the sites. The dispersed camping area is right along Highway 88, so it gets really noisy. If you camp on the east side of the area, be prepared to camp alongside many other RVs, if that is your cup of tea. They definitely circle the wagons there. I don't think I can get ATT there, but you can around the corner a small ways up Highway 89. This is okay for city slickers with big RVs who are used to noise and don't mind. I just use it as an emergency stopover.

4 years ago

An
Anonymous

Great Spot. A Bit Noisy From The Nearby Highway, But Does Down At Night. Lots To Do In The area. Felt Safe. Lots Of 4x4s So Expect Some Noise From That Too. Markleeville Is The Closest Supplies We Found.

4 years ago

An
Anonymous

Super easy to find and there were quite a few spaces for people to park and camp. We arrived on a Wednesday so the place wasn’t too busy. More people showed up as the weekend got closer. ATT had no service here

4 years ago

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