Camp Richardson

Camp Richardson Review

An old-fashioned family resort, Camp Richardson is built around a 1920s lodge, with a few dozen cabins and a small inn, all tucked beneath giant pine trees on 80 acres of lakefront land on the southwest shore of Lake Tahoe. The rustic log cabin-style lodge has simple, straightforward accommodations. The cabins (one-week minimum in summer) have lots of space, fireplaces, or woodstoves, and full kitchens; some units sleep eight. The Beachside Inn has more modern amenities and sits right on the lake, but its rooms feel like an ordinary motel. Best of all, the resort sits well off the road and there's tons of space; kids have a blast here. Rates drop significantly in winter, plus you can snowshoe and zip along cross-country ski trails on the property. The resort has a strict no-pets policy.