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Apple Hill

Nestled in the picturesque Sierra Nevada foothills of California, Apple Hill stands as a quintessential autumn destination, enchanting visitors with its bountiful orchards, rustic charm, and vibrant fall foliage. This celebrated region, located in El Dorado County near the town of Camino, has earned a reputation as the ultimate apple-picking paradise and a sanctuary for those seeking the idyllic pleasures of the harvest season.

Apple Hill's claim to fame is its robust apple production. The region boasts over 50 family-owned orchards, each offering a variety of apple types, from the sweet and crispy Gala to the tart and tangy Granny Smith. As autumn sets in, these orchards come alive with the vibrant colors of ripe apples, transforming the landscape into a patchwork of reds, greens, and golds.

Downtown Placerville

Downtown Placerville, California, exudes the charm of a bygone era with its historic buildings and Old West ambiance. Nestled in the heart of the Sierra Nevada foothills, this quaint downtown area is brimming with character and a vibrant sense of community. Visitors can stroll along Main Street, lined with charming boutiques, restaurants, and antique shops. Placerville's historic landmarks, including the beautifully preserved Bell Tower and the historic Cary House Hotel, offer a glimpse into its rich Gold Rush heritage. With a lively atmosphere and a calendar full of events and festivals, Downtown Placerville beckons locals and tourists alike to savor its unique blend of history, culture, and small-town hospitality.

Featured RV Park

Camp Lotus

Camp Lotus fronts the South Fork of the American River three miles downstream from Coloma. It is nestled in a broad river valley that was inhabited by Maidu Indians for thousands of years before James Marshall’s historic gold discovery in 1848. Camp Lotus is in the middle of the Mother Lode Country at 700′ elevation, surrounded by grasslands, pines, and oaks which are typical of the Sierra Foothills. The immediate campground environment ranges from riparian willows and cottonwoods up through tall pines, oaks, ceanothus, toyon, and blackberries. We have 43 campsites and 4 cabin units on 23 acres, allowing ample room for privacy and roaming, wildflowers and river watching.