Fraser Flat Campground is in Mi-Wuk Village on the Stanislaus River and has two accessible fishing piers. In the same town, Three Links Camp offers several types of accommodation; nearby and in the surrounding area, you’ll also find swimming, winter sports and trails.

Stay and spend time at camp

Three Links Camp in Mi-Wuk Village offers RV sites with hookups, tent sites and dormitory beds. Renters can use the swimming pool there, and the camp also has a disc golf course. The site combines several types of accommodation with recreational amenities right at the camp.

Three Links Camp also hosts a festival. It takes place on the fourth Saturday in June near Mi-Wuk Village and is open to members and the public. If you’d like to plan your trip around the date, check the event details before setting out.

Fraser Flat Campground lists 38 campsites; this number may change. If the number of sites is important for your plans, verify it before your stay. The two accessible fishing piers are a specific amenity at the riverside campground.

River, lake and winter sports

The Stanislaus River defines the setting of Fraser Flat Campground in Mi-Wuk Village. For another water activity, Pinecrest Lake nearby offers swimming. This gives you a choice between a campground on the river and a separate swimming option at the lake.

If you’re planning winter sports, Dodge Ridge near Mi-Wuk Village offers skiing and snowboarding. The Dodge Ridge Lesson Center provides lessons for all ability levels, from beginner to advanced. As lesson offerings may change, check the latest details before planning your stay around them.

Hikes and other regional trails

In the broader region, the Lyons Reservoir to Fraser Flat Trail follows the South Fork of the Stanislaus River for about 10 miles. Its approximate length and route along the river give the hike a clearly defined scope.

Also in the broader region, former railroad grades in the Mi-Wok Ranger District offer scenic rides and hikes from Lyons Reservoir to Old Strawberry Road.

Local history and dining

One historical figure associated with Mi-Wuk history is Chief William Fuller, who took over leadership of the Mi-Wuk tribe in 1888 at the age of 15. Mi-Wuk Village is also home to Diamond Jim’s, a family-friendly mountain bar and restaurant with a dog-friendly beer garden. These local attractions add a cultural connection and a place to eat in town to the outdoor activities on offer.

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