Wild Plum

Camp host didn’t enforce rules regarding dog to be leashed. I had my service dog; leashed and near me while two women in site 6 had their dog running away and attacking other people walking by. I watched it lunge after a child on a bike. Completely unacceptable and the women would not take the criticism and the host would not put a stop to in… since he himself has two off leash dogs. Unacceptable. My family has camp there for generations and never once have a met a more disrespectful group

If you’re hiking the PCT, the trail goes right into Plum Creek Campground and Sierra city. Very easy access. Campsites are small and rustic, but can fit a class B or small class C motorhome. The reservoirs in the area were very easy to access and swimmable. Also easy access to town.

We have been coming here every year for 25 years. Love the camp site but this time the camp host was terrible!!!! Worst host we have ever had. He was more concerned about gold panning then helping people or cleaning the bathrooms

Love it here! Family friendly campground.

Sweet campsite right next to the river. The white noise made me sleep like a baby. Campsites are spacious and provide ample flat ground for a tent. The proximity to Sierra City (the start of the Downieville XC race) is awesome. I’ll be back!

Beautiful campground. Its isolated without a lot of luxuries, just the way we love it. Good drinking water faucets, about one per five sites. No faucets at the sites themselves. The vault toilets are very clean, no flushing though. There is a faint odor from the vault toilets in site 17, it bothered my wife more than it did myself.

Great hiking, or running, right from the campground. I also recommend the 30m drive to the Gold Lake area, many small lakes for swimming and boating. Go East to Basset Station, and take a left at Gold Lake Highway.

Like the campground, the creek runs through it nice for sitting and dipping in but not swim able unless you're a child. campgrounds are a little rocky if u have a big group make sure to get two sites. drove up to upper sardine lake and that was perfect. sierra city to grab ice and wood.

Nice campground.

I stayed in site 18. I love wooded sites with lots of trees and shade and this campground is great for that. 18 is also quite private, with a good distance to the adjacent site on one side and pretty much no neighbor on the other - there is one, but it's 50 yards away.

It's fairly close to the bathroom and water spigot, which is good and bad. It's a vault toilet, and once in a while when the breeze is just right I got a whiff of the toilet smell. Not often and not strong, but it was there a few times over the two days I stayed.

The camp manager was really lovely! The sites are really spacious, as well as spaced out, in the upper loop. We randomly selected Site 41 and were pleasantly surprised - would book again!