Amenities

Picnic Table
Fires
Flush Toilet
Potable Water
Trash
Showers

Activities

Biking
Boating
Fishing
Hiking
Paddling
Swimming
Wildlife Watching

Terrain

Forest
River
Creek

About this space

This old orchard was part of Capt. D.C. Rumey's farm in the 1860's. The town of Rumsey took its name from him because he was an early settler and had a wayside inn and stage stop. Until several decades ago, his farm house stood across the road from my B&B. Our valley was settled by fruit farmers who shipped their produce on a railroad that connected Rumsey to Port Costa in the Bay Area, thus be...

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Reviews • 278

★★★★★ (278 reviews)
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Christopher H.
☆☆☆☆☆
May 2020

We had a nice and relaxing time. Camilla was a great host. We had breakfast there and it was wonderful. We would definitely like to come back another time soon. Thank you for a great stay!

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Katie G.
☆☆☆☆☆
May 2020

Camilla was a great host, her property was lovely and the nearby swimming hole was a treat on a hot day!

AI Review Summary

Overall, this campsite offers a charming glamping experience with a friendly host and beautiful surroundings. Guests appreciate the clean and cozy cabins, as well as the multiple nearby swimming holes that enhance the outdoor experience. However, some have noted that the proximity to the main road can lead to noise disturbances, and the river may not be easily accessible for swimming. Additionally, campers should be prepared to bring their own cooking supplies. Despite these minor drawbacks, many guests express a strong desire to return.

Highlights
  • Friendly and accommodating host, Camilla
  • Beautiful property with great amenities
  • Multiple nearby swimming holes
  • Clean and cozy cabins
  • Quiet atmosphere for stargazing
  • Spacious sites suitable for families
  • Delicious breakfast option available
Considerations
  • Campsite near the main road can be noisy at times
  • Some guests found the river not easily accessible for swimming
  • Need to bring your own cooking utensils and camp cookware
  • High temperatures can make camping uncomfortable
  • Cabins are closer to other sites than expected, affecting privacy