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Situated in the scenic pine woods of the Sierra Nevada foothills, 26 miles away from Nevada City and 30 miles away from Colfax, Malakoff Diggins State Historic Park protects over 3,000 acres of land. The park is also home to one of the biggest hydraulic gold mines in the state, which makes it an embodiment of a California Gold Rush history lesson.

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Getting Outdoors

With scenic foothill trails that spread over 20 miles and with different levels of difficulty, hiking at Malakoff Diggins State Historic Park is one of the most popular activities for campers. As trails cater to all types of hikers, you should definitely dedicate one day to hiking as it's the best way to soak in the beauty of the park. These trails can be used for biking as well, so bring your bike and cover more ground. Just remember to watch out during your hikes, as there are both poison oak and rattlesnakes throughout the park.
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Camping at Malakoff Diggins State Historic Park

Camping at Malakoff Diggins State Historic Park is primitive, with 30 sites at Chute Hill and three miner’s cabins located in North Bloomfield. Even though there are no hookups, there are still plenty of amenities to ensure you have a pleasant stay, like a fire ring, food locker, and picnic table. Make sure your RV rental is less than 24 feet.
Camping at Malakoff Diggins State Historic Park

Exploring the Area

If you consider yourself a trainspotter, make time during your motorhome camping trip to visit the railroad museum in Nevada City. The museum showcases railroad and aviation artifacts and offers guided tours. Check out the wooden rail cars, and grab a train-themed souvenir from the gift shop before you leave.
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Recent RV rental reviews in Malakoff Diggins State Park

Jerry P.

May, 2026

We had a great time with the van, took a trip up the Pacific Coast Highway. James was really good at responding to some issues we had (self-inflicted) and the van was really easy to use but watching Jame's video is a must, really helps guide you. We will do this again!
Christian T.

May, 2026

Everything was great! From the booking to the dropping off, thank you Justin!
Mallory M.

May, 2026

We LOVED this “mini Winnie” as we affectionately called it. It was plenty big for a family of 3 yet compact enough to fit in any parking lot/spot. We slept very comfortably! Daniel was a pleasure to coordinate with and truly thought of everything we needed :)

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