Staying At Angels Camp RV Park Cabins

Angels Camp RV Park is a wonderful RV resort in Central California. Located in the small town of Angels Camp, this RV resort offers a great camping experience for those visiting the surrounding area.

Within a few minute’s drive from Angels Camp RV Park, you can reach nearby historic towns like Sonora, Jamestown, and Vallecito. This RV Park’s central location was one of the main reasons why we decided to stay there.

Angels Camp RV Park offers a few different camping options: RV parking, cabins, and tent camping.

We were visiting Angels Camp in the winter so we booked one of their rustic cabins for a weekend stay.

The great thing about staying at Angels Camp RV Park is that you still get to feel like you’re camping but you can also indulge in some luxuries like taking a hot shower, hanging out by a fire pit and sleeping on a comfy bed at night.

Angels Camp RV Park Cabins

Angels Camp RV Park has two types of cabins to choose from- smaller cabins and bigger lodges.

There’s only two of us (plus our dog) so we stayed at one of their smaller cabins. The small cabins fit up to 4 people and come with one full-size bed and a bunk bed. The cabins themselves were tiny but since there were only two of us we felt cozy and comfortable.

The bigger lodges sleep up to 6 people, have two separate rooms and even come with their own private bathrooms and showers. But Angels Camp RV Park only has a couple of big lodges so they fill up quickly.

The Angels Camp RV Park cabins and lodges come with mattresses for the beds but you have to bring your own bedding like pillows, blankets, and sheets. Or you can make it easier and just bring sleeping bags instead which is what we did.

Each of the cabins comes with its own parking spot, patio with chairs for hanging out, a picnic table and a grill for making food or fire pit.

The cabins didn’t have much inside besides a small space heater, a fan and a broom for sweeping. They don’t come with a fridge or a coffee maker.

If you plan to bring your own food for cooking, treat your stay like a regular campsite and don’t bring items that need to be refrigerated. If you plan to cook, you’ll need to bring your own pans, pots, plates, kitchen utensils, etc.

There was a big common area outside with grills, sinks, and tables for cooking but I didn’t see anyone using it during our stay.

We didn’t come prepared with any cooking set up so we went out to eat for all of our meals.

Bathrooms

The small cabins don’t come with their own individual bathrooms so we had to use the community bathroom that was right next to them.

The community bathroom was well taken care of and fully stocked with basic necessities like toilet paper, seat covers, hand soap, and paper towels.

It had showers with hot water and although the hot water pressure wasn’t very strong, it was enough to take a shower at the end of the day.

This bathroom was shared by everyone staying at the smaller cabins so sometimes we had to wait for our turn to use it.

Note that you will need to bring your own shower stuff like towels, soap, shampoo, etc.

Park Amenities

I’ve spent my fair share of time traveling the world in a campervan but I’ve never stayed in an RV park that was this nice.

Angels Camp RV Park comes with all the amenities a traveler can dream of.

This park has a pool, volleyball court, basketball area, kids playground, showers, community cooking area and a community fire pit – anything you really need to make your stay as comfortable as possible.

If you need any groceries or supplies, within a 10-minute drive north you can reach Angels Camp Town that has supermarkets, restaurants, fast food places, and even a Starbucks.

It Was Very Dog Friendly

The best part of all, Angels Camp RV Park was very dog friendly. We brought our 6-month-old puppy Quito with us and at first, we were a bit unsure about how he would do away from home.

He ended up having a blast on this trip and returned home very happy and tired.

On the **Dragoon Gulch Trail** 20 minutes south of Angles Camp RV Park

Angels Camp RV Park is very considerate of our four-legged friends and even has two dog parks on-premises – one for smaller doggies and one for larger ones like ours.

Angels Camp RV Park’s dog area was big in size and came set up with a few obstacle courses, water and lots of doggie bags.

Before leaving our cabin for activities or restaurants we would spend an hour at the dog park until our puppy got tired.

Overall this entire region was very dog friendly and most places let us bring our dog with us.

Popular Attractions Nearby

Angels Camp RV Park itself is quite secluded but within a few minutes drive north or south you can find a ton of great activities to do in the area such as:

Moaning Caverns in Vallecito
Dragoon Gulch Trail in Sonora
Tuttletown Recreation Area by New Melones Lake
Columbia State Historic Park
Indigeny Cider Reserve in Sonora
Railtown 1897 State Historic Park in Jamestown
Calaveras Big Trees State Park

Heading South you can grab a craft beer at Sonora Brewing Company or Sonora Tap Room. Or in Jamestown, you can try local wines at Inner Sanctum Cellars or Gianelli Vineyards Tasting Room.

Heading North through Vallecito into Murphys you’re bound to pass over a dozen different wineries along the way.

Angels Camp RV Park Location

Angels Camp RV Park is located just 10 minutes south of Angels Camp Town.

The roads getting to this area are pretty narrow and windy so use extra caution when driving. I was getting a bit sick driving on these windy roads and had to pull over to let my stomach settle. Thankfully nature out here is really beautiful so the drive overall was very enjoyable.

Address: 3069 Highway 49 South, Angels Camp, CA 95222