RV Rental New Hogan Lake, CA

Hiking near New Hogan Lake combines breathtaking views of the rolling foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountain range, with the abundance of flora and fauna. Strap on those boots and ignite your sense of adventure, hiking these trails will demand both. One of the most popular trails that traverse land around New Hogan Lake is the River of Skulls Trail. This trail runs from Hogan Dam road on a continuous one-mile loop. During the hike, you are treated to stunning views across New Hogan Lake, and chances to see the vast range of wildlife in the area. As the elevation is only slight, and distance of the walk only a mile, the River of Skulls trail is easier enough for beginners to hiking.

Boating on New Hogan Lake is such a fun way to spend your time when motorhome camping here. The 4,400-acre lake offers a vast oasis to explore, incorporating many coves, inlays, hidden shores, and the flowing Calaveras River. Although there are no marinas at New Hogan Lake, boats can be launched from several ramps at the fiddleneck recreational area. For those who wish for a little more excitement on the water, waterskiing and jet skiing are also encouraged pastimes on New Hogan Lake. So whether you are setting sail, starting the engine, or paddling out to the serene waters, New Hogan Lake is the water-goers dream.

New Hogan Lake can be described as an anglers dream. Whether you are fishing from the forty-five miles of shoreline or taking a boat out onto the lake, you are sure to be rewarded with a catch. The wide range of species at home in New Hogan Lake makes fishing these waters unpredictable and exciting. During the seasons of spring and fall stripers are the most popular fish to catch. Catfish, bluegill, large and smallmouth bass are also to be found in these waters, enough to keep anglers among the New Hogan Lake campers enthralled for days.

New Hogan Lake has two main campsites located on the northern shore, and both perfectly accommodate campers with a rental RV. Acorn Campground is a short walk from the shores of New Hogan Lake and has up to 128 spacious sites. Facilities include coin-operated showers, flushing toilets, a dump station, and fresh drinking water. Acorn campground asks that no more than eight people, two vehicles and two pets are allowed on each site. Camping at New Hogan Lake is possible all year round at Acorn Campground.

The second campground is Oak Knoll Campground. Much smaller than the first choice, Oak Knoll provides up to fifty campsites. Although there are no hook-ups on this site, there is plenty of room for large RV’s. Coin-operated showers, flushing toilets, and a dump station are provided on-site. With such a varied choice of campsites located right along the shores, you will not be disappointed if you rent a camper New Hogan Lake.

No visit to Calaveras County would be complete without a visit to the Calaveras County Museum Complex in San Andreas. Located in this historic gold-mining area of the United States, this museum highlights the long a detailed story of the gold-rush and the effect it had on the state of California and further beyond. The museum also highlights other historic areas of American life, including an original courthouse. Walk into this sunlit room, complete with original golden oak furnishes, sheriffs office, and the courtroom. The very same courtroom where the famous stagecoach robber, ‘Black Bart’ was tried. A plethora of other displays including the Miwok Indians and the Chinese history exhibit make the Calaveras County Museum a must-see.

When visiting New Hogan Lake, campers will be close to the historical landmark of California Caverns. Take a tour of these awe-inspiring canvas, exploring their inner depths. Winding through the labyrinth of underground networks, your guide will take you too underground lakes, and ancient pools. Marvel at the stalagmites and stalactites formed over millions of years. This rare opportunity to delve into Califonia’s caverns and the underworld is not one to pass up when visiting Calaveras County.

Only a short drive from New Hogan Lake is Moaning Caverns adventure park. This park has various excursions into the local caverns, but also boasts a quarter of a mile zip line. Strap yourself into the face-paced, high-intensity adventure of zip-line traversing. All you need is the courage to step off the ledge, and you too will be zooming across the gold county at speeds of up to 35 miles an hour. As well as the zip line, the adventure park organizes climbing days and many outdoor activities.