Mi-Wuk Village Area Campgrounds
Fishing, Hiking, 4-wheeling
The campgrounds off Highway 108 between Mi-Wuk Village and Cold Springs are at slightly lower elevations than most of the other campgrounds along Sonora Pass, often allowing them to open earlier in the season and to remain open later into the fall. Sugar Pine RV Park, a private campground, is open year-round.
The Forest Service campgrounds are located near rivers, providing campers opportunities for good fishing. Campsites north of Highway 108 offer tranquil settings away from the congestion that sometimes surrounds the more popular camping areas. Hull Creek Campground to the south is a popular OHV destination.
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Fraser Flat Campground
The Fraser Flat Campground is located in a picturesque grove of trees along the banks of the South Fork of the Stanislaus River. Access to the campground is easy. Drive 10 miles east of Mi-Wuk Village and turn left onto the Spring Gap Road.
Follow the paved road down to the bridge over the South Fork of the Stanislaus, cross, and then watch for the campground on your left (3 miles from Highway 108). It is at an elevation of 5,000'. Fraser Flat Campground is first-come, first-served. There is a fishing pier at the river. Trails lead up the river to Strawberry.
Fees: $25 + $5 for an extra vehicle, $5 for day use
Fraser Flat Campground Amenities
- 1 tent-only site
- 37 tent or RV sites
- Piped water
- Vault toilets
- Waste station
Hull Creek Campground
The Hull Creek Campground is on Hull Creek, 10 miles south of Long Barn, at an elevation of 5,700'. To reach the campground, exit Highway 108 at Long Barn and follow Sammy Merrill Springs Road past the Fahey Cabin and on out to Hull Creek. It is a popular camp for OHV enthusiasts with many miles of OHV trails in the vicinity. Hull Creek Campground is on a first-come, first-served basis.
Fee: $12 per night
Hull Creek Campground Amenities
- 4 tent-only sites
- 15 tent or RV sites
- Piped water
- Vault toilets
Sand Bar Flat Campground
The Sand Bar Flat Campground is a long way out from Highway 108, situated in a beautiful setting on the Middle Fork of the Stanislaus River at an elevation of 3,000'. Pick up a current Forest Service map of the Stanislaus National Forest at the Summit Forest Service Station before venturing out to Sand Bar Flat Campground for your first time.
To reach this remote campground, drive 10 miles east of Mi-Wuk Village and turn left on the Spring Gap Road. Follow the road down to the South Fork of the Stanislaus, across the river, and up the other side for a total of 10.1 miles. Then turn left on a rough road and descend 2.8 miles to the river. The Forest Service cautions, "Road is not advisable for large RVs and trailers. Road is steep, narrow and is not paved past Fraser Flat Campground."
Sand Bar Flat Campground is usually open from May to October. It is on a first-come, first-served basis. You can hike from Sand Bar Flat Campground to Beardsley Reservoir, 6 miles upstream.
Fee: $12
Sand Bar Flat Campground Amenities
- 10 tent-only sites
- Piped water
- Vault toilets