Rooted in Nature, Built for Adventure

Larkstone Campground was created with one goal in mind: to reconnect people with the wild. Nestled between quiet pine forests and rugged stone ridges, our campground is a place to slow down, breathe in the fresh air, and rediscover what it means to explore.

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June
2010

The Idea Was Born

A father and daughter duo dreamed of turning an old pine ridge into a rustic retreat where people could reconnect with the outdoors.

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August
2012

Breaking Ground

Clearing began on what would become the first four campsites. Every fire pit and path was hand-built by local volunteers.

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January
2014

Official Opening

Larkstone Campground welcomed its first campers — six families who quickly spread the word.

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July
2018

Cabins & Trail Expansion

Four handcrafted cabins and two new hiking trails were added, opening up new experiences for winter and off-season visitors.

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August
2022

Sustainability Reboot

We introduced solar lighting, composting toilets, and a reforestation program, earning a regional award for sustainable campground design.

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Our Philosophy

Stay Wild, Stay Safe

We believe the outdoors is for everyone—but it should be respected. That’s why we offer clean, safe, and well-marked grounds with detailed resources for all kinds of adventurers.

Nature Comes First

We operate with low-impact practices and sustainable design choices, ensuring that the land we love will still be thriving for future generations.

Built for All Explorers

From rugged hikers to cozy glampers, Larkstone offers a range of accommodations and experiences for different comfort levels, skill sets, and ages.

Meet the Faces Behind Larkstone

Our rangers, guides and cooks live on site and know every trail, campsite and campfire recipe by heart. Say hello when you arrive — we’re here to help.

Jordan Blake
Jordan Blake
Wilderness Instructor

From shelter building to navigation, Jordan teaches essential survival skills and helps you feel confident in the wild.

Sarah Patel
Sarah Patel
Wildlife Educator

With a passion for conservation, Sarah leads fun, informative sessions that bring local wildlife and ecosystems to life.

James Lin
James Lin
Head Chef

With 10+ years in camp kitchens, James serves up hearty, locally sourced meals — from sunrise breakfasts to campfire feasts.

Jamie Lee
Jamie Lee
Campground Host

Jamie runs check-in and the camp store, knows every site by heart, and is your first stop for maps, firewood and local tips.

Sam Torres
Sam Torres
Nature Educator

Sam’s love for wildlife shines through guided hikes and hands-on workshops, helping visitors connect with the plants and animals of Larkstone.

Alex Rivers
Alex Rivers
Adventure Guide

With years of guiding experience, Alex leads kayak trips, ridge hikes and navigation clinics — making every adventure safe and unforgettable.

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What Our Guests Say

Rated 4.8 out of 5 by more than 1,200 guests

“Larkstone feels like coming home. The cabins are cozy, the staff is so welcoming, and the forest setting is just magical.”

Emily R. · Willow Creek Cabins
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“We pitched our tent in Big Meadow and woke up to deer grazing a few yards away. The kids still talk about it every week.”

Marcus T. · Big Meadow Tent Site
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“Full hookups, a level pad and a sunrise over the ridge every morning. Summit View was the calmest stop on our road trip.”

Linda & Joe K. · Summit View RV Pad
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“The stargazing night was the highlight of our trip. We had never seen the Milky Way so clearly from anywhere else.”

Priya S. · Stargazing Night
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“Clean bathhouses, clearly marked trails and a team that knows all the best spots. We booked our next stay before we left.”

Daniel O. · Returning guest
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“Our dog was welcomed like family. Pine Hollow Loop suited her short legs, and the campfire evenings suited us perfectly.”

Hannah W. · Pet-friendly cabin
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