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As its name suggests, Hidden Falls Regional Park isn't the easiest state park to track down in California, but it's worth the effort. Tucked away in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, the park is around a half an hour drive from both Auburn and Lincoln. It's under an hour's drive away from Sacramento, too, making it the perfect motorhome camping escape from the stresses of city life.

Camping near Hidden Falls Regional Park is all about exploring the great outdoors, whether that be through hiking, horseback riding, or an afternoon of fishing. In 2013, the protected area was enlarged, and the 1,200-acre space now incorporates plenty of open woodland, breath-taking gorges, tranquil creeks, and majestic waterfalls. Whether you're coming to explore for the day or a long weekend, you won't regret it when you book an RV in Placer County.

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Getting Outdoors

By far the most popular way to pass away the time while RV camping near Hidden Falls Regional Park is hiking your way through the diverse landscapes, to hidden corners and beautiful viewpoints. There are currently more than 60 miles of trails to choose from, but these are always growing in number. You'll be glad to know that these trails can be completed by foot, on horseback, or with your furry companion by your side. Make sure to bring all the necessary water and food with you as there is no potable water available within the park itself.

Most visitors make a beeline to the waterfall, Hidden Falls, which happens to be the park's namesake. The easiest way to access the falls is via South Legacy Way, a 3.7-mile trail that's considered to be easy enough for any ability level. At some point, you'll need to turn onto the Hidden Falls Access Trail, which is almost half of mile more rugged terrain. Follow the noise of the water, and soon enough, the falls will reveal themselves. A quick side path takes visitors to the Hidden Falls Observation Deck, which provides the best views.

Anyone spending a few days camping with an RV near Hidden Falls Regional Park can take the time to visit the second waterfall and gorge, Canyon View Falls. This can be combined with a visit to Hidden Falls or tackled entirely by itself. The Blue Oak Loop provides the easiest access and runs for 1.3miles over moderate terrain before leading to several viewpoints along the canyon.

Although slightly limited, fishing is possible when you have an RV rental near Hidden Falls Regional Park. Deadman Creek and Coon Creek run through the park and make for a fun day of fishing. While avid fishers may not be too impressed in the offerings, newbies will love reeling in their first trout or other small panfish. For better quality fishing, consider visiting the nearby Camp Far West Reservoir, where largemouth bass, crappie, and catfish all thrive.

Camping at Hidden Falls Regional Park

The closest place to set up camp with your RV rental, near Hidden Falls Regional Park, is Auburn Gold County RV Park, found back towards the town of Auburn. The campground consists of more than 60 RV-friendly campsites, all of which are equipped with 50, 30, or 20 amp hook-ups as well as electricity and water access. Along with this, campers can use the modern washrooms, coin-operated laundry services, and a general store to keep stocked up on essentials. And for those days when you just don't know what to do, there's a heated swimming pool, hot tub and children's playground to keep you entertained.

Loomis RV Park is located a bit further away but is perfect for a quick stopover for travelers heading towards Sacramento. Facilities are good here with full hook up sites for your rental RV, restroom facilities, hot showers, a swimming pool, and pay-by-the-hour WiFi.

Exploring the Area

No Hidden Falls Regional Park camping trip would be complete without a day or so spent in the City of Trees, otherwise known as Sacramento.

For an insight into the area's railroad history, head to California State Railroad Museum. Along with 21 restored locomotives, the museum features walls and walls of exhibits, which highlight the importance of the railway in the development of the country. Rotating exhibitions feature historical artifacts, never-seen-before photographs, and documentary films. On the opposite side of the road from the museum, visitors can also step foot into a reconstruction of a 19th century Central Pacific Railroad passenger station.

Sacramento is also home to the California State Capitol Museum, a building that has housed the California Legislature since 1869. Take a tour around the restored offices of the Secretary of State, Treasurer, or Governor of California before perusing the exhibitions at your own pace. Outside, visitors are welcome to explore the gardens that feature several historic memorials, including a Civil War Memorial Grove and The California Vietnam Veterans Memorial.

Anyone with an interest in art shouldn't miss the Crocker Art Museum, one of the oldest art museums in the western realms of the USA. A vast array of artwork is available to see here, including works dating back to the pre-Gold Rush era, ceramic collections from Africa, and work from renowned European artists. There's so much to see here that a full afternoon should be set aside to see everything on offer!

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