Meeks Bay

Tahoma, California

4.7/5

based on 3 reviews

Save

View all 1 photos

All 1 photos

Save Review Directions Add Photo

Description

Added by The Outbound Collective

Meeks Bay offers easy, family-friendly access to Lake Tahoe with all the amenities.

Nestled along the southwest shore of Lake Tahoe, Meeks Bay is a great destination offering a blend of outdoor adventure and relaxation. With its crystal-clear waters and sandy beaches, Meeks Bay is great for swimming especially on hot summer days or after hitting the trails.

Whether you're seeking an action-packed adventure or a peaceful retreat, Meeks Bay offers a little something for everyone.

CAMPGROUND:

For those looking to extend their stay, Meeks Bay boasts a range of camping options, from rustic tent sites to fully-equipped RV facilities. Wake up to the soothing sounds of the lake and spend your days exploring the surrounding wilderness or simply lounging by the water's edge.

To ensure a hassle-free experience, visitors to Meeks Bay are advised to obtain the necessary permits for camping and day use is applicable.

Meeks Bay Campground Phone Number: (530) 525-4733

Download the Outbound mobile app

Find adventures and camping on the go, share photos, use GPX tracks, and download maps for offline use.

Get the app

Features

Chillin

Camping

Bathrooms

Easy Parking

Family Friendly

Food Nearby

Groups

Lake

Picnic Area

Swimming Hole

Meeks Bay Reviews

Andy

Meeks Bay

11/23/20

One of the best camping spots! Being by the lake is always amazing

5.0

Elena P

Meeks Bay

07/09/20

There's nothing better than waking up and already being by the lake! Its beautiful in the early morning sun, and there's not many people so this is the most peaceful time.

5.0

Alina Calautti

Meeks Bay

07/24/19

Grounds are well maintained. Good for family camping. Beach is nicely nestled in a low wind area.

4.0

Grant

Meeks Bay

10/14/13

suns out, buns out. this was so much fun.

Leave No Trace

Always practice Leave No Trace ethics on your adventures and follow local regulations. Please explore responsibly!

Nearby

Paddle from Meeks Bay to D.L. Bliss

The water at Meeks Bay is perfectly crystal clear, a mix of different blues and greens – you can see the bottom floor in most places. Hug the buoy line to have a clear view to the lake's bottom, or cruise the dark blue waters where the lake falls off from 20ft deep to some of its deepest levels of 1,645 ft.This is perfect for a morning paddle, a lunchtime trip, or a sunset cruise, and works gre...

Backpack to Crag Lake

Day 1:This trip is a great early season trip while you are waiting for the snow to melt in the high country or it could be a good first backpacking trip because of its proximity to the trailhead and the fact that it's a relatively easy hike. Also, you get to camp by a beautiful lake with a dramatic peak rising from the far shore. For how close and easy this hike is, you get a lot of bang for ...

Hike the Lighthouse Trail at D.L. Bliss State Park

The Lighthouse Trail is a 2.3 mile loop located in D.L. Bliss State Park on the lower west side of world famous Lake Tahoe. To get the trail, enter the park through the main entrance ($10 parking fee), the follow the road until you see two parking areas of the left side with about 6 or 7 spots each. Park there, and you will see the trailhead directly across from you on the other side of the ro...

Hike the Rubicon Trail

The Rubicon Trail is a through hike connecting D.L. Bliss State Park and Emerald Bay State Park. You can start at either point. I opted to start at D.L. Bliss State Park to avoid the long walk uphill to catch the Nifty Fifty shuttle. Also, there is more available parking at Bliss. Park your car as far down as you can to the lake as you can. The hike follows a well maintained trail along La...

D.L. Bliss State Park to Emerald Bay State Park via Rubicon Trail

Boulder at D.L. Bliss State Park

This place is bouldering heaven. Short approach to the first boulders, challenging routes for every level, good landings, and set in a beautiful area. It's like Bishop, but without the long drive.Technically you can come anytime in the season, but it is highly suggested to get a morning session in or hit this place up in the spring and fall. It can get pretty hot here in the summer. Unfortunate...

Meeks Bay

Description

Download the Outbound mobile app

Features

Meeks Bay Reviews

Leave No Trace

Nearby

Paddle from Meeks Bay to D.L. Bliss

Backpack to Crag Lake

Hike the Lighthouse Trail at D.L. Bliss State Park

Hike the Rubicon Trail

D.L. Bliss State Park to Emerald Bay State Park via Rubicon Trail

Boulder at D.L. Bliss State Park

Discover

Community

Company

Follow Us

Mobile Apps