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Grover Hot Springs, with 76 sites, has some snowdrifts remaining, plus standing water, and water-system repairs are underway. Plumas-Eureka’s 67 sites are under more snow than at any other state parks campground in the Sierra, and “there is still un-assessed damage under snow,” the department said. Tahoe State Recreation Area, with 23 sites, is still under several feet of snow and needs repairs to water systems. “A campground will have a water line broken invariably.”Īt Ed Z’berg Sugar Pine Point, 3 feet to 6 feet of snow remains in the 175-site campground and water valves and other facilities are inaccessible to staff, according to the parks department. “We need time once that snow melts to get in and deal with fallen trees, bear lockers that are broken, picnic tables that are broken,” he said. The campground at Grover Hot Springs State Park near Markleeville south of the lake is expected to open June 2, while Emerald Bay State Park’s Eagle Point Campground is to open June 16.ĭonner Memorial State Park’s campground might still open as scheduled May 26, but one or more loops may be delayed because of snow and standing water, State Parks said.Ĭampground opening dates depend not just on when snow melts, but on what’s revealed when it does, Elliott said. This is probably the biggest one that I’ve seen, anecdotally, in the last 15 years, in the length of time and the number of campgrounds,” said Scott Elliott, acting superintendent for the parks department’s Sierra District. “We’ve certainly had delays in the past when we’ve had big winters. Instead, the campground at Ed Z’berg Sugar Pine Point will open June 14, and those at Tahoe State Recreation Area and Plumas-Eureka will open June 16, State Parks said Wednesday.
Popular State Parks campgrounds in the Lake Tahoe region will not open in time for Memorial Day as they recover from lingering snow and damage from the winter’s near-record snowpack.Ĭampgrounds at Ed Z’berg Sugar Pine Point State Park along the southwest side of the lake, Tahoe State Recreation Area in Tahoe City, and Plumas-Eureka State Park 65 miles northwest of the lake had been expected to open for for the Memorial Day weekend May 26 to May 29, the unofficial start of summer.
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