All sites come with picnic tables and fire rings, although generators are not allowed. Note that hookups are at the front of the RV site, and all sites are back-in only. Partial hookups have 30 amp electric hookups as well as water hookups. The extra $5 (from $65-70 on weekends and $60-65 Sunday through Thursday) per night gets you a sewer hookup.
CAMPING FALLEN LEAF LAKE FULL
This South Lake Tahoe RV village has everything you need for your stay and features “award-winning lakefront dining!” You can choose between full hookup and partial hookup sites. Also close by is Fallen Leaf Lake (and Fallen Leaf Campground)! At nearly a century old, this resort has seen its share of visitors looking to escape to Lake Tahoe! Located about as close to Lake Tahoe as you can get, it’s just a short drive up Emerald Bay Road from here to both nearby state parks as well as Meeks Bay. In South Lake Tahoe is the historic Camp Richardson Resort. With all the amenities you could ask for, you don’t have to forgo the luxuries of flush toilets and laundry when you camp here.
CAMPING FALLEN LEAF LAKE FREE
With full hookups and free wifi, you don’t have to choose between value and comfort as summer rates start at $71 and winter rates at $49. With 114 pull-through RV sites and new back-in sites under construction, Coachland has more than enough space to spare.
So whether you’re coming to Tahoe for relaxing, boating, or skiing, Coachland will be open! This site in the Sierra Nevadas is open year-round as it is at almost 6000 feet of elevation. Coachland promises a luxurious experience and comes with all necessary amenities. Also on the other side of state lines in Truckee, California, is the Coachland RV Park.
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