June 9-13th, 2025 – Sugar Pine Point State Park, Tahoe – NEW LOCATION!

Location: Ed Z’berg Sugar Pine Point State Park, the west shore of Lake Tahoe, ten miles south of Tahoe City on Highway 89. 530-525-7982

Frozen lake surrounded by pine and deciduous trees in a scenic forest landscape.
090-P104461Ed Z’berg Sugar Pine Point SP © 2019, California State Parks. Photo by Brian Baer


An affordable, pre-booked spot in Tahoe during the summer?? Join us on the west shore of Lake Tahoe for four days, Monday-Thursday (leaving Friday to avoid the crowds and traffic.) Just a half-mile from the beach. Dry camping. Individual sites for rigs less than 32 feet. We’ll have two ‘circles’ of sites at “General Creek Group Camp”, G6 and G8 (see yellow marked on the map below).

If the group site is now WAITLISTED

Price😕 ?Sites are $170 for 4 nights plus the hosting fee, collected up front. We have approx. 16 sites. If the group site is full, just select a nearby site shown on this map, book through ReserveCalifornia.com and register here for Day Use. The group site is marked in yellow, below.

Aerial campground map of Sugar Pine Point State Park highlighting group sites, amenities, and trails for campers and outdoor enthusiasts. Includes area details and parking locations.

Payment Method: Full payment upon registration, via credit card. No refunds.

Your Hosts: Shelley Hargraves, Kathy Davis, Sally Lagle

The State Park: Click here for the campground map.

  • Dry camping
  • Modern toilets and showers nearby.
  • Barbeque grill and picnic tables
  • Central grassy area for gathering

Nearby Activities:

  • Beach Area
  • Swimming
  • Kayaking and kayaking tours
  • Hiking and biking trails
  • Historical/Cultural Site
  • Picnic Areas
  • Env. Learning/Visitor Center
  • Exhibits and Programs
  • Fishing
  • Guided Tours
  • Interpretive Exhibits
  • Scuba Diving/Snorkeling
  • Nature & Wildlife Viewing
  • Museums
  • Geocaching

Check-In:? 2:00pm
Check-Out:? 12 pm

Pets: Dogs on a 6′ leash are allowed on paved areas, in the campground, and in the historic zone of the day use area. Dogs are not allowed on beaches, unpaved trails, or in undeveloped areas.  Leashed dogs are allowed on the General Creek Fire Road during the summer.

Day Use Registration

Alternative Accommodations: FreeWheelers who have rigs under 32 feet may book through ReserveCalifornia.com, register for Day Use using the button above, and then join us for group activities. We will charge you the $2 non-refundable hosting fee. FreeWheeler members who live nearby and want to join us should also use the button above to register. Your registration will include you in the site lists and agenda mailings.

Resort or Public Park? Wondering about the difference between our events at RV resorts and public parks? Find a FAQ here.

Non-Member Guest Policy: Send a signed Liability Waiver for each GUEST to the host.

CANCELLATION POLICY:  As usual, the $2 per person hosting fee is non-refundable.

Covid Policy: We request that any members feeling ill or showing signs of illness please mask at all indoor functions.