Truman Burns
Great place to visit, loved the salmon dinner, wading in the river & fishing.

Where families and kids discover adventure, fun, and lifelong memories in the Sierra Nevada.
Camp Sacramento offers a classic, family-friendly camping experience nestled in the scenic Sierra Nevada near Twin Bridges, CA. As a beloved destination for generations, it provides a range of outdoor activities, comfortable accommodations, and engaging programs for children and adults alike. With a focus on community and adventure, guests enjoy archery, hiking, sports courts, and creative arts in a safe, welcoming environment. The camp features communal lodges, cabins near creeks, and hearty meals, making it an ideal getaway for those seeking a Yosemite-like escape without the long drive from Sacramento.

US-50, Twin Bridges, CA 95735, USA
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Structured programs with age-appropriate activities like archery, hiking, and crafts to keep kids engaged and entertained.
Rustic cabin accommodations with access to playgrounds, sports courts, and creek-side relaxation for all ages.
Ideal for reunions or retreats, offering lodge facilities with games, dining, and outdoor spaces in a scenic setting.
Activities including fishing, wading in the river, volleyball, basketball, and guided hikes in the surrounding area.
Delicious, family-style meals such as salmon dinners served in a communal dining atmosphere.
Overall rating
Truman Burns
Great place to visit, loved the salmon dinner, wading in the river & fishing.
Aubrey Jay
So much fun! There us actives every day, and never time to be bored! Separated into age groups with activities for there fun!
Alexander Kwong
This was our first time at Camp Sacramento and we loved it. The staff was super friendly and helpful and the food was very good. They had archery, hiking, and tie dyeing for the kids to keep them entertained. And inside the lodge was a pool table, air hockey table, and a fooz ball table. There were also lots of books to read as well. Then right outside the lodge there are playgrounds, a basketball court, and a volleyball court to play at as well. The living quarters were pretty decent. Our cabin was a bit worn down where the windows did not close properly, but it was still pretty clean and comfy. There are a few communal bathrooms with showers and hot water, which was nice. A few of the living quarters also are adjacent to a nearby creek, which provides nice relaxing water sounds. All in all, if you are looking for a camping experience similar to Yosemite without the drive from Sacramento, then this is a great alternative. 😊
Aaron M Mann
Camp Sacramento is currently closed I do believe it will be open in the summer I work for an underground utility company we just put a new septic system in for the whole campgrounds the fire burned up the last one I stayed here for a week no one else is here but us I got to say it's pretty nice I think it's worth it the price it cost to stay here for a weekend it's really nice beautiful place it even snowed the other night the whole Mountain was covered in white so this summer look forward to seeing the newly opened Camp Sacramento.
Emily Micali
I went to Camp Sac every year growing up, and now it's really fun to bring my kids here. it's a really great family vacation. It's not club med or a five star resort, but the staff is awesome, and there's good old fashioned fun:)