27 campgrounds in and around Lakeshore, California. Check open sites for your dates.
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Right now: 26 campsites open this weekend near Lakeshore at 4 of the 23 campgrounds we checked.Availability read Nov 8, 7:29 AM ET
Lakeshore has 5 campgrounds, with 22 more within 25 miles. 2 list full hookups and 13 list sites of 40 ft or longer. You book through Recreation.gov and Hipcamp.
More ways to stay near Lakeshore: glamping & cabins (2) · RV rentals (1)
Nov 13 – Nov 15 · open every night of the stay.
Available Nov 13–15 · 2 nights8 sites open for every night
Available Nov 13–15 · 2 nights10 sites open for every night
Available Nov 13–15 · 2 nights4 sites open for every night
Available Nov 13–15 · 2 nights4 sites open for every nightParks in Lakeshore first, then everything within 25 miles, nearest first (straight-line distance).
50 amp, pull-through and rig length come from each park's listing. With dates, Full hookups means an open full-hookup site for your stay; parks without availability data use their listing.
27 of 27 parks ·
5 campgrounds in Lakeshore, and 27 counting everything within 25 miles.
2 of them list water, electric and sewer at the site.
13 parks within 25 miles list sites of 40 ft or longer (up to 71 ft), and 7 list pull-through sites.
Yosemite National Park (about 39 miles, straight-line), Kings Canyon National Park (about 42 miles, straight-line) and Sequoia National Park (about 52 miles, straight-line).
Of the 21 parks that list a nightly rate, the middle starting price is about $47 a night. The park's own site has the final price for your dates.
8,900+ public, private and glamping campgrounds from 50+ booking sites, including 46 state park systems, side by side.
For 8,400+ of them we read the booking calendar, so you see which campsites, cabins and glamping stays are open for your dates.
When you find your spot, you reserve on the campground's own booking site. We don't take payments, so Basecamping never adds a fee.
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