Floriston clings to the Truckee River's edge beneath Donner Pass. RV travelers hit the jackpot with Stampede Reservoir and Boca Reservoir, two pet-friendly havens packed with water recreation. Camp here to launch kayaks, chase trout, and soak up Sierra Nevada sunsets without the Tahoe crowds.
2 parks found
Floriston perches along Interstate 80, a stone's throw from the historic Donner Summit. Locals and visitors chase thrills on the Truckee River, where fly anglers hook rainbow trout amid granite canyons. Stampede Reservoir draws boaters to its glassy waters, while Boca Reservoir offers quiet coves for paddleboarding; both feed the river's wild flow just minutes from town.
Stampede Reservoir caters to groups with dump stations, water hookups, and pet-friendly sites that hug the shoreline. Boca Reservoir shines for families, allowing pets everywhere and campfires that crackle against mountain backdrops. These parks anchor your base for day trips to nearby ski resorts or hiking trails along the Pacific Crest.
More RV destinations in California
Floriston earns fame as a Sierra Nevada gateway with reservoirs and the Truckee River. Anglers target trout in the river's riffles near I-80. Boaters flock to Stampede and Boca Reservoirs for watersports; the area lures adventurers seeking uncrowded Tahoe alternatives year-round.
Stampede Reservoir and Boca Reservoir top the list for RV parks near Floriston. Stampede sits north along Highway 89 with dump stations and water hookups. Boca lies nearby, offering pet-friendly spots amid water recreation just off I-80.
Yes, both Stampede Reservoir and Boca Reservoir welcome pets on all sites. Stampede adds group areas and water hookups for pet owners on the go. Boca allows campfires too, so leash up Fido for Sierra adventures.