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Located 17 miles from Weaverville, north on Hwy 3. This campground has 20 campsites with a table and a fireplace and most campsites have bear -proof food lockers. The campground is a single loop through cedar and other deciduous trees. There are four secluded walk-in tent sites next to a babbling brook. The campground accommodates mostly tent campers but has three spurs for trailers. While the campground tends to be rugged, the adjacent boat ramp and swimming area at Trinity Lake are attractive. Directly adjacent to the Clark Springs picnic area, swim beach and boat ramp.
From Weaverville, take Hwy 3 north for 16 miles. Turn right on Clarks Springs Road for 1/2 mile.
Had picnic. Only people were launching boats. After years of neglect they are cutting dead or down or saplings. Hope the campground will open this year. No water at facet.
We had a LOT of fun with friends that had jet skis. Three reason I only have it 3 stars there was ALOT of dog poop on the beach. I picked up an entire bag full just to find a place to sit. There were 4 people on jet skis in the no wake zone going 50+mph and there was no one coming to stop them. This went on for several hours. Also its still a bit difficult to actually get to the beach park of the campground. All in all we will go again we just need to plan ahead and bring gloves to pick up dog poop and plan for trecking down and back out all our stuff.
Love this place, great water access.
Theres a sign saying not to swim by the dock but nobody has a problem as long as when a boat is load or launching you get out of the way. Good family camping spaces too.
Nice beach near us where the kids like to swim. Fun hiking trails, camping, boating, and picnic areas.
