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Lake Tahoe RV Parks: Where to Camp on California's Alpine JewelChris Haven is the option for RVers who want full hookups, year-round access, and do not need resort amenities. It is a combination mobile home community and RV park at 2030 East Street in South Lake Tahoe — honest in its presentation and practical in its purpose.
The park has 108 paved sites with full hookups. The layout is a grid of paved streets behind a cedar perimeter security fence. It is closer to a residential neighborhood than a campground, and that is exactly what some travelers want — a clean, level, fully serviced pad to plug into while they use Tahoe as their playground. Laundry and shower facilities are on-site.
The year-round operation is the key differentiator. When other campgrounds close for winter, Chris Haven stays open. For skiers who want to bring their rig to Tahoe for a week at Heavenly or Sierra-at-Tahoe, Chris Haven is one of very few options with hookups. Be aware that winter stays require a rig equipped for sustained freezing temperatures — insulated water lines, tank heaters, and a reliable furnace are non-negotiable at 6,200 feet in January.
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