RV Park
Coronavirus Update
Reservations: At this time, the RV Park at the Fairgrounds is open to self-contained recreational travelers; however, reservations (including signed forms and payment) must be made over the phone before arrival. To make a reservation or inquire about a current reservation, please call our office at (530) 273-6217.
RV Park Health Questionnaire, Release Form and RV Park Rules (must be completed by all guests before arrival).
To make a reservation, call the Fairgrounds Office at (530) 273-6217.
Dump Station: The Dump Station at the RV Park is open to the public every Friday from 9:30 am – 3:30 pm. Please proceed to the red A frame building at Gate 4 for assistance.
The RV Park at the Nevada County Fairgrounds is located at the Gate 4 entrance on McCourtney Road. For directions, see Maps & Directions.
Open year-round, the RV Park at the Nevada County Fairgrounds is nestled among tall pine trees, overlooks Lions Lake, and is located near the historic towns of Grass Valley and Nevada City. Whether camping solo, with a family or with a group we have a spot for you! We welcome large RV groups, Class A motorhomes, and RVs and trailers of all sizes. No tent or car camping allowed.
To make a reservation, call the Fairgrounds Office at (530) 273-6217.
RV Park Health Questionnaire, Release Form and RV Park Rules (must be completed by all RV guests before arrival)
2021 Rates
Special pricing and minimum night stays may apply for certain events/dates
One (1) night non-refundable deposit upon booking reservation
No refund for early departure
**Fire pits are propane-fueled and fee includes up to 5 gallons of propane use in the pit.
Contact Information
Phone: (530) 273-6217
Email:
Reservations: Online reservations
What our customers love about the RV Park at the Fairgrounds …
“…the beautiful surroundings!”
“We love the tranquil lake, birds and Fairgrounds itself.”
“Clean, quiet, spacious and the trees.”
“We love the easy access to the Fairgrounds, and the proximate to sights in and around Grass Valley and Nevada City.”
“Our favorite part is the environment, walking, the view of the lake, and the staff.”
“Lots of shade and it’s quiet.”