Sugar Pine RV Resort

Poll time. If you had exactly one free day this month, where would you point the car?

Vote in the comments, and if you have a strong opinion about which one is actually the best day trip from Sugar Pine, we want to hear the argument.

Living among the pines means the wildlife was here first, and a little courtesy goes a long way for everyone sharing the space.

We put together a few habits worth building into your routine — nothing complicated, just the kind of thing that becomes second nature after a season or two out here.

Swipe through, and give the office a call if you ever spot something worth flagging.

here's a point where Sugar Pine stops feeling like a stop and starts feeling like home base. Swipe through a few signs you're there.

None of these show up on a welcome brochure — they're the small, specific things you only notice once the place has gotten under your skin.

Got one we missed? Add it below. We know you're holding out on at least one.

Highway 108 into the Sierra Foothills is one of the more rewarding drives in California. It is also one that rewards preparation.

Before you take it on with an RV or tow vehicle, a few things are worth handling ahead of time — tire pressure, brakes, gear selection on the descent, and knowing when to pull over and let the engine settle.

Swipe through for the basics. None of it is complicated, and all of it makes the drive easier.
Sugar Pine RV Resort is at the top waiting for you. 🌲

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Caption this one for us.

Morning light coming in sideways through the sugar pines, mist still sitting low over the sites, and not another soul out yet. We have a feeling some of you are going to get close to describing it right.

Give us your best shot in the comments, serious or silly, both welcome. Best caption gets pinned to the top for the rest of the month, and yes, we are keeping score.

Let's settle this one together. Fill in the blank: a perfect Sierra Nevada summer morning starts with ________.

We will go first. Cool air still hanging in the pines, coffee on the step, and about twenty minutes before the sun clears the ridge and reminds you it is July. Maybe for you it is an early cast out at Pinecrest Lake, a walk before the trail gets warm, or just sitting still long enough to notice how different the mountain air sounds from everywhere else.

There is no wrong answer here. Drop yours in the comments, and feel free to borrow someone else's if it sounds better than what you had planned.

Fireworks, fire pits, and a little time off. Our office will be closed Friday, July 3rd in observance of Independence Day, so our team can celebrate the holiday too. We will be back to normal hours right after.

For fire, water break, or other urgent property emergencies during the closure, please call (209) 586-4631.

From all of us at Sugar Pine RV Resort and Mobile Home Park, have a wonderful Fourth of July!

Happy 4th of July from all of us at Sugar Pine RV Resort and Mobile Home Park! 🎆🇺🇸 A quick reminder that our office is closed Friday, July 3rd in observance of Independence Day.

For fire, water break, or other urgent property emergencies, call (209) 586-4631. Wishing you a safe and fun-filled holiday weekend — celebrate, relax, and enjoy! 🎇