Due to the fires, Stoney Point will be closing 7/28/08
Alternate campgrounds nearby include Tannery Gulch and Minersville
Situated on the northwest corner of the
Stuart's Fork branch of Trinity Lake, Stoney Point is a tent only
campground that offers fishing and a variety of watersports. This
campground, because it has no R/V camping, is usually less crowded then
most of the campgrounds in the area. Close to the mouth of the Stuart's
fork, fishing for bass, trout, and catfish from the lake is excellent,
and further trout fishing can be found on the Stuart's Fork of the
Trinity river.
Information:
Number of Sites: 21
Cost per site/night:
- $13 Single family unit (May 1 - Oct. 31)
- $6 (Nov. 1 - April 30)
- 50% Discount for Golden Age & Golden Access
Dates of operation: May 1 to October 31
Water: May 1 to October 31
Site Information: No R.V.s at this campground
Reservations: Not available
Other: No R/V camping available
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