Calaveras Big Trees State Park Campground

Calaveras Big Trees State Park features two giant groves of some of the oldest living redwoods trees in California. Located on the western slope of Sierra Nevada, the park includes a visitor center. Beaver Creek tumbles through acres of pine trees. The two groves of Big Trees survived heavy 19th century logging. A nature trail guides visitors on an easy stroll through the grove. Other areas of the park provide places for picnicking, fishing and hiking - including a magnificent view of the Sierra Nevada.Calaveras Big Trees State Park Campground has 109 campsites (47 tent-only) in two camping areas (North Grove and Oak Hallow). There are also 3 group camping sites. Both camping areas are set among beautiful stands of redwood trees.