From promontories such as Rubicon Point in D.L. Bliss State Park you can see over one hundred feet into the depths of Lake Tahoe. From the top of Eagle Falls, in Emerald Bay State Park, you can see a brilliant panorama of Emerald Bay, Fannette Island, Lake Tahoe, and the distant Nevada shore. D.L. Bliss' campgrounds offer over 150 campsites, and it can accommodate RVs up to 18 feet long. Sorry, no RV hook ups are available, but the park does have showers and flush toilets. For more information on the park and its campgrounds visit their Web site.
Boaters can either sleep on board their boat, or camp in a designated site on shore.
Each campsite has a table, storage locker, and fire ring. Water is available in the campground, and there are chemical toilets. There are no showers. The Boat Camp is normally open from Memorial Day through Labor Day, depending upon weather conditions. Touring the Vikingsholm is like a stepping back into medieval times.