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Stanislaus National Forest is a natural gem of northern California. It is located near Sonora and a bit over an hour away from Modesto. This 898,099-acre national forest gives you plenty of lush views of the Sierra Nevada mountains, granite formations, rivers, creeks, and crystal clear lakes. This area of California was incredibly busy during the gold rush since many workers flocked to the mountains in search of treasures.
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Getting Outdoors
Stanislaus National Forest was established in 1897, making it one of the oldest national forests in the United States. The landscape is dominated by old-growth, including white fir and Jeffrey pine. Hikers of all levels like this place because it allows them to enjoy breathtaking views of lakes, blooming wildflowers, and stunning geological formations. They are free to use hundreds of miles of trails, ranging from easy to challenging. Visitors camping at Stanislaus National Forest could choose a shorter hiking trail and admire the wilderness, or go all in and conquer one of the uphill paths that will give them a really good workout.
Camping at Stanislaus National Forest
Stanislaus National Forest has more than 20 campgrounds within its borders. The majority of them can accommodate long vehicles and RVs. Visitors traveling on Highway 108 could stay at the Fraser Flat Campground. It is open from April to late October, and the sites are first-come-first-served. It is located by the scenic Stanislaus River, making this campground popular among anglers and watersports enthusiasts. There are 38 sites at Fraser Flat Campground, and all of them have picnic tables and fire rings. Other features include vault toilets and piped water. The campground doesn’t have any hookups.
Exploring the Area
Nestled in the foothills of Sierra Nevada mountains, Sonora is a small community established during the gold rush. It is a frequent stop for Stanislaus National Forest campers, as well as the outdoorsy people traveling to Yosemite National Park. Visitors who want to learn more about Sonora’s history and its role in the gold rush could visit the Tuolumne County Museum. The museum is housed in a former jailhouse and has thousands of artifacts, documents, and photographs. The jailhouse was built in the 1800s, and after years of being neglected, it became a museum in 1960. Friendly tour guides provide even more information about the gold rush in this part of California, so make sure you ask for a tour.
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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds
- Hiking TrailLocation
- Kennedy Lake Trail, CAStanislaus National Forest, CA
- Kennedy Meadows to Granite Dome, CAPinecrest, CA
- Kennedy Meadows to Relief Reservior Trail, CAStanislaus National Forest, CA
- Kennedy Meadows to Sheep Camp, CAStanislaus National Forest, CA
- Relief Reservoir Trail, CAStanislaus National Forest, CA
- Blue Canyon Lake, CAStanislaus National Forest, CA
- Leavitt Peak, CAArnold, CA
- PCT: CA Section J - Sonora Pass to Echo Lake, CAStanislaus National Forest, CA
- Sonora Peak Trail, CAStanislaus National Forest, CA
- Sonora Pass to Latopie Lake, CAStanislaus National Forest, CA
- CampgroundsLocation
- Deadman Campground, CATuolumne County, CA
- Baker Campground, CATuolumne County, CA
- Eureka Valley Campground, CATuolumne County, CA
- Pigeon Flat Campground, CATuolumne County, CA
- Dardanelle Campground, CATuolumne County, CA
- Brightman Flat Campground, CATuolumne County, CA
- Niagara OHV Campground, CATuolumne County, CA
- Clark Fork Campground, CATuolumne County, CA
- Sand Flat Campground (4wd only), CAAlpine County, CA
- Fence Creek Campground, CAAlpine County, CA
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Recent RV rental reviews in Stanislaus National Forest
Evan S.
October, 2025
The rig was perfect for our trip and drove like a champ. Wayne's communication and guidance were even better. 10/10 recommend.
Peter W.
October, 2025
Cute, clean trailer, easy to set up. It was cold where we camped, and the heater worked great and kept the space cozy. The host was responsive to a couple questions we had.
Chris H.
October, 2025
Clean, owner very knowledgeable and patient!!
Great to rent from!! I would definitely rent from him again.
Great to rent from!! I would definitely rent from him again.
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