Off-Season Rentals

Venture into the Sierras

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Located in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Camp Hi-Sierra includes a state-of-the-art training center with a large meeting room for 300 people, commercial kitchen, restrooms, showers, heated and air conditioned cabins, and various program facilities to satisfy your needs.

Whether you are joining us for one of our council hosted adventures, or just looking to get away for the weekend, Camp Hi-Sierra has something for everyone.

Where is Camp?

Large Dining/Conference Ready
  • State-of-the-art A/V system with 400″ screen
  • Full-size commercial kitchen
    • Outdoor BBQ Pit
  • Catering ready
    •  SYSCO available for deliveries
Modern Restrooms and Showers
  • Flush toilets
  • Heated and A/C restrooms
  • On-demand water heaters

Four-Season Cabins

  • Heated and A/C cabins
  • Sleeps 2-8 adults
  • ADA cabins available with own ADA accessible restrooms and shower
  • A minimum two night stay is required for all cabin rentals 

Family Camping & Troop Camping Open

Family group camping and unit camping has now been reopened for our camps. Everyone can now enjoy our beautiful property! If you have any questions, feel free to email us at chs@svmbc.org.

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Off-Season Resources

Cabin Options

D Cabins D1-3
  • Sleep up to 4
  • 4 Twin Bunk Beds (D3 has queen bunk beds)
  •  Power, AC, Heating
  • $164.50 – $186.50 per Night
C Cabins C1-C4, C6-7
  • Sleeps up to 8
  • Power, AC, Heating
  • Bunkbeds
  • $164.50 – $186.50 per Night
C Cabin C5
  • Sleeps up to 6
  • Power, AC, Heating
  • Big and Tall Bunkbeds
  • $164.50 – $186.50 per Night

E Cabins E1-2

  • Linens Provided
  • Queen Bed and Futon
  • Heated and A/C
  • Sleeps 2-4
  •  Private ADA accessible restrooms and shower
  • $180 – $205 per Night

Logistics

  • Check in is at 3pm and check out is at 11am.
    • Proceed directly to your cabin, notify Ranger when you arrive
    • Check out by contacting Camp Ranger before departing. Rangers may assess a cleaning fee if cabin is not left in same condition as you arrived
  • Expectation is that you leave the facility clean. Camp will supply all necessary resources to clean your cabin thoroughly.
  • Parents are responsible for their children at all times. All youth under 16 must be with a parent / guardian at all times.
  • Check out by contacting Camp Ranger before departing. Rangers may assess a cleaning fee if cabin is not left in same condition as when arrived.
  • Payment is due when making reservation.
  • Cancellations up to two weeks prior are eligible for a refund minus a 15% cancellation fee. If within two weeks, the rental fee will be forfeit.

Items to bring

General Gear
  • Sheets, blankets (or sleeping bag), and pillows  
  • Beach and bath towels
  • Shower supplies
  • Bug Spray & Sunscreen
  • Flashlights
  • First Aid Kit
  • Paper Towels, Napkins
  • Food
  • Camp Chairs
  • Cleaning Supplies & Dish Soap
  • Garbage Bags
  • Games & Activities
  • Matches
  • Additional Pots, Pans, Utensils, Cups
  • Laundry Soap
  • Fishing Gear

FAQ

What kind of lodging do you have?
  • We have several different types of lodging to suit your family’s needs from tents to heated/AC cabins that sleep 2-8 adults. We even have two ADA-accessible cabins with internal restrooms and showers!
Are pets allowed?
  • Unfortunately no. As much as we would love to see your furry friends at camp, they are too disruptive to the natural environment and should stay at home when you visit.
Is alcohol allowed?
  • No. As this is a campground primarily geared for families involved in Scouting, we do not allow alcohol.
Is smoking allowed?
  • No. As this is a campground primarily geared for families involved in Scouting, we do not allow smoking.
Can I drive into the campsites?
  • Not at this time, but there are several parking lots within walking distance. If you are renting a cabin, you may be able to drive up and park next to your rental. Please see cabin details in tentaroo for your specific rental.
Is there a map available?
  • Yes! You can view it HERE. We will not have any available at camp, and you are encouraged to print out the one linked on this page for your reference.
What is there to do?
  • For the off-season, we have closed our activity areas and are only operating as a campground until we ramp up for camp. There are several hiking trails built around camp, and if you are feeling adventurous, you can even hike all the way to the Clavey River!
Are fires allowed in camp?
  • It depends on the current conditions and allowances made by Cal Fire. You can check on conditions and see if you are allowed to have a fire HERE (Search for Long Barn, CA on the map)
  • Please remember that if fires are allowed during your visit, to only have flames no higher than 2 feet and only in the concrete/metal rings we have provided.
  • Also, HERE are some tips on leaving no trace when setting up a campfire.
Can we use the shooting ranges or climbing wall on-site?
  •  These areas require special certifications and approval from our office and are not guaranteed. Contact us to inquire about these rentals. 
Are there wild animals around?
  • Yes! The Sierra Nevada Mountains are full of life from fish to birds, and even some mountain lions and bears. For this reason, we ask that you store your food in an animal-proof container away from where you sleep. Your car is also another good option. We also ask that you throw away your trash each night before bed, otherwise, you will have some unwanted visitors!
What should we do with our trash?
  • Please throw your trash into the provided dumpsters by the dining hall. Please do not overfill the dumpsters. If they are too full, let the ranger know and they will assist you in getting rid of your trash.
We reserved a campsite, what time should we arrive/leave?
  • Please arrive no earlier than 3pm, and please be packed out of your site by 11am. You are still welcome to enjoy the rest of camp once you are packed and out of your site!
Can we help with a service project?
  • Definitely! You are welcome and encouraged to help with a service project that you feel comfortable with. We also host regular work weekends, where we work on camp improvements. Please contact our Camping Department for more details.

Email: CHSRanger@svmbc.org 

Phone: 209-965-3432