Tahoe Timber Trails (TTT) Association is a private, member-owned, gated camping community established in 1972. The 159 acre park is nestled in the Tahoe National Forest 7 miles north of downtown Truckee, California. The park has 553 individual campsites and sits at an elevation ranging from 6000-6500 feet. Our office is open year-round while the camping season runs from May 15th through October 31st.
Some of our amenities include:
- Our entrance is gated, and only those with key cards, or their registered guests are permitted entry. Water to the sites is provided via street hydrants. A black water pump-out service is available weekly (for a small fee), with gray water disposal via a French drain. We also have two dump stations available. Power to the sites is via solar panels and batteries and/or generator (10am to 9pm only). Propane is available for a fee, as is battery charging.
- A 3000 sq. ft. lodge with a central meeting room, adult, teen and pre-teen rooms, laundry facilities and restrooms with showers. The lodge also boasts TV's with satellite dishes, a pool table, free videos, and vending machines.
- 21 Comfort Stations (restrooms with showers) are situated throughout the park for your convenience.
- Outdoor options at the Lodge include a heated swimming pool, baseball field, basketball court, and a newly refurbished playground for children. We have a new walking and Skating track, a Bocce Ball court, and a picnic area overlooking the beautiful Sierra Nevada.
- A large picnic/recreation area, with another playground, is located at "Bill's Place". This is where we hold our horseshoe tournaments, barbecues, Labor Day bazaar and hamburger feeds.
We have three lakes nearby that provide good fishing and water sports. In the winter, Member's can snowmobile, ski, or snowshoe into their site.
For those of you interested in experience what the Sierra Nevada has to offer, the beauty of Lake Tahoe, the dazzling lights of Reno and the bustling ski-town of Truckee are just minutes away.
Guests are welcome to stop by and take a look at our incredible park between May 15th and October 31st. Our proud and friendly staff will be pleased to assist you.
16021 Hobart Mills Road, Truckee, CA 96161
Office: (530) 587-4023 Fax: (530) 587-5538
Email: tttoffice@jps.net
LATEST NEWS
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Winter Hours at Tahoe Timber Trails are 9am tp 4pm, 7 days a week. All Members must sign in and out when visiting the park.
2011 Newsletters will soon be available online on the Members Only page.
Park Overview
Member's may now view policy changes unveiled the April 2011 open meeting on the Member's Only page. Scroll down to the bottom of the page, click and view.
Please check out the Manager's corner for a very important message to the Membership.
Tahoe Timber Trails (TTT) Association is a private, member-owned, gated camping community established in 1972. The 159 acre park is nestled in the Tahoe National Forest 7 miles north of downtown Truckee, California. The park has 553 individual campsites and sits at an elevation ranging from 6000-6500 feet. Our office is open year-round while the camping season runs from May 15th through October 31st.
Some of our amenities include:
- Our entrance is gated, and only those with key cards, or their registered guests are permitted entry. Water to the sites is provided via street hydrants. A black water pump-out service is available weekly (for a small fee), with gray water disposal via a French drain. We also have two dump stations available. Power to the sites is via solar panels and batteries and/or generator (10am to 9pm only). Propane is available for a fee, as is battery charging.
- A 3000 sq. ft. lodge with a central meeting room, adult, teen and pre-teen rooms, laundry facilities and restrooms with showers. The lodge also boasts TV's with satellite dishes, a pool table, free videos, and vending machines.
- 21 Comfort Stations (restrooms with showers) are situated throughout the park for your convenience.
- Outdoor options at the Lodge include a heated swimming pool, baseball field, basketball court, and a newly refurbished playground for children. We have a new walking and Skating track, a Bocce Ball court, and a picnic area overlooking the beautiful Sierra Nevada.
- A large picnic/recreation area, with another playground, is located at "Bill's Place". This is where we hold our horseshoe tournaments, barbecues, Labor Day bazaar and hamburger feeds.
We have three lakes nearby that provide good fishing and water sports. In the winter, Member's can snowmobile, ski, or snowshoe into their site.
For those of you interested in experience what the Sierra Nevada has to offer, the beauty of Lake Tahoe, the dazzling lights of Reno and the bustling ski-town of Truckee are just minutes away.
Guests are welcome to stop by and take a look at our incredible park between May 15th and October 31st. Our proud and friendly staff will be pleased to assist you.
16021 Hobart Mills Road, Truckee, CA 96161
Office: (530) 587-4023 Fax: (530) 587-5538
Email: tttoffice@jps.net
Park Overview
Notice to the Member's from your maintenance staff: Please do not throw garbage from your site into the comfort station trash cans. It is already attracting ants, rodents and will eventually attract bears.
All MRS (Member Reimbursement Services) are up and running. This includes Dumps on Tuesdays and Thursdays, Propane Fill daily at 9:00 am and scheduled Back Hoe work.
REMINDERS
All dogs must be restrained by leash, tether, or be in an enclosure during their visit to TTT. Dogs are not permitted in or around special events at Harris Hall or Bill's Place.
Winter Hours
Daily 9am-4pm Only
No Overnight Stays
All members must sign in at the office before entering the park
No services or comfort stations available
Restroom at the office
Once snow is on the roads,vehicles are not allowed to travel and must be parked in the lower parking lot by the dumpsters
For more information call the office,
Water conservation is a priority and especially on holiday weekends. Water is provided from wells and the system cannot keep up with wasteful usage. Please do not wash vehicles or water plants. Report water leaks to the office . Remember to disconnect water to your site when leaving the park.
One of several bears recently seen strolling through TTT
This picture was taken on P-loop
Do not leave food outside or in a vehicle. Be careful when out at night.
Call the office asap if a bear is spotted
