Prosser Family

Water was under construction

Always a good weekend at Prosser Family Campground. Camp sites nicely spaced and relatively level.

We loved the quiet-ness. Respectful campers and clean bathrooms. Only thing that was disappointing is the lack of a bucket to put out fire(as other campgrounds provide one)

Very clean. Very relaxing.

it was very awesome and laid back, I had no issues and everyone there was very friendly.

Email notifications were sent out in advance of our trip that there would be no potable. There was an above ground tank with a little water left in it when we arrived. That’s the good part. The not so good was that there was no toilet paper in any of the bathrooms and no camp host or firewood for sale. It’s a nice spot, near the lake but not within easy walking distance. Overall a “fair” place to camp in the Tahoe area.

Camp site was large and flat. Campers were quiet (except some early morning generators). It was only "good" rating because there was no water and no camp host.

Only water was a big plastic tote of the west side. Campground/bathroom was not cleaned. Pine needles covered the ground not raked by fire pits. If you want to have a fire bring a rake to clean up around fire pits so you don’t start a forest fire. No campground host

The campsite was very peaceful and beautiful. We will go back! The reason for the 4 stars (Closer to 3 stars) is for a couple different issues. I noticed upon arrival that there was a camp host site, without a camp host. Then there was a tankard of "not potable water" as there was no water available in the spigots. When we at our site, I noticed the fire pit was full up to the rim with dirt and debris. No chance of having a campfire if I left it like that. I dug it out and buried the fire debris. After walking around, I noticed many fire rings filled to the top. The camp host at the other campground made daily trips to clean bathrooms but never once observed the checking the camp sites or converse with any of the campers. If you have a trailer, make sure you reserve on the inner circle, as the table and firepits are on the opposite side of the trailer door on the outer circle. We were in the inner circle, and I found out that issue from a fellow camping family that was on the outer circle.
To be clear, we still had a great camping trip and didn't let any of the above issues ruin our time there and we will return to camp there again. We are used to dry camping off grid. The kids had a blast and as I mentioned the place is beautiful and very serine.

Campsites are decently spaced and nicely kept. The Bear boxes are convenient appreciated. Part of the reservoir is within walking distance, but on a steep slope. If you’re up for a further walk you can get to the water in another location, or its just a short drive to the boat ramp which has foot access as well.

There’s no drinkable water available, but it’s not a huge inconvenience to bring your own in my opinion.