Zephyr Cove RV & Campground

Clean and sites are in the middle of pine trees. Great location. Just as other reviewers noted, some sites can be very close to each other and un-leveled. Ours was alright. 138 adjacent to us is bigger. 140 is small, and their picnic table is right next to our sewer hookup.

We visited off season (November), the RV portion of concessions were shut down, so check in was across the street at the resort. Site is apparently “cash-less” so if you plan on using the available laundry, you’ll need to come prepared with quarters. Restrooms and shower facilities were decent & reasonably clean. Full hookups were convenient.

Too loud even past midnight. Loud music contintued past midnight. Group size not enforced at all. Some standard sites had more than 10 people.

beautiful place to stay

Beautiful spot. Looking forward to going back

When I arrived, place seemed to be unmanaged. (3:30PM) Called # and found someone across the street in the Gift Shop. "We're pretty laid back." Did not see anyone monitoring the sites. Old tags were still on the posts. A lot of disrepair. Covers off the utility boxes. My site and adjacent site, fences had been backed into (even visible in the site picture for #110). Also, fence rail had been removed and was partially burned. There were Nice new tables stamped U.S.F.S. . Staff focus was on bringing out snowmobiles for winter concession. I had stopped in a few weeks earlier staff was distributing price sheets with pricing different from that on Rec.Gov. This is really a nice place. However, it needs Attention and Management. Sites need to be serviced and tables set up. some sites looked like there was not space for tables. This is in serious need of Management and Servicing. It was quiet, guests were respectful. Just no Management.

This is a beautiful campground and the location can’t be beat. We selected a premium pull-through site, and still couldn’t pull into it because of the tightness of the interior roads and the trees. Even after unhooking our TOAD, we still couldn’t pull into the site, and we’re only 38’ without the TOAD. We just couldn’t make the turn into the site. We eventually had to back into our pull-through. We were just barely able to keep our Jeep Cherokee on the pad as well. Fortunately there’s lots of other parking throughout the campground for vehicles, and we were there during mid-October, so it wasn’t busy. They have propane on site, but it’s not for the campers. If you think you might need propane, make sure you fill up before arriving. The U-Haul in S. Lake Tahoe worked great for us. We were even able to navigate through their parking lot with our motorhome easier than the campground. I did see a 45’ class A next to us, and they had a Cherokee Toad as well, but I’m assuming they had to do what we did to get into their site as well. If you’re 35’ or more, HIGHLY recommend you make sure you get a site you KNOW you can get into before arriving here, if possible. When it’s busy season, you might not get an opportunity to get a different site. Regardless, it was still a fabulous stay, you can get full hookups, they accept pets, and the lake is a quick walk across the street. I really couldn’t find another place with all that.

We went late October. Not a whole lot of folks camping. Clean, full, hookups. Loved it.

Spent a week at zephyr cove and it was amazing. Beautiful views and plenty to do.

Camping here in August was an incredible experience! The natural beauty of the area was breathtaking, and the facilities were clean and well-maintained. The weather was perfect for outdoor activities, and our family thoroughly enjoyed spending time at the beach and exploring the surrounding area. I highly recommend this spot to anyone looking for a memorable camping trip!