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(Cover photo courtesy of Total Shape) Camp Richardson is no more than 10-20 minutes from five of the best hiking trails around South Lake Tahoe. And when we say best, we mean the world-famous kind of best—the types of trails that always seem to make their way to the... 
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Dust off the dirndl, latch those lederhosen, grab your stein, and don’t forget the kids. Camp Richardson’s 25th Annual Lake Tahoe Oktoberfest is Oct 5-6! We’ve been celebrating Oktoberfest in Tahoe like nowhere else in the basin since 1994. And with 25 years of good... 
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Unofficial camping fact: camping food tastes better. At Camp Richardson, we think this is especially true of campsite cuisine prepared in the great outdoors on the shores of Lake Tahoe. A camping trip in Lake Tahoe is the perfect opportunity to try out some new easy... 
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When you consider the sandy shores, crystal clear waters, Ponderosa-pine-lined vistas and rugged surrounding peaks, it’s no wonder Lake Tahoe’s beauty is 100% legendary. But until you’ve experienced North America’s largest alpine lake from aboard one of the famous... 
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With these 5 insider tips, you’ll spend more time sipping Rum Runners and less time sitting in traffic. Tahoe traffic can get pretty bad at times, often giving rush hour in downtown Los Angeles a run for its money. And those are the times when you’ll be glad you have... 
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Lake Tahoe’s most spectacular natural feature—Emerald Bay State Park is home to both Fannette Island and the historic architectural wonder called Vikingsholm mansion (known affectionately as Vikingsholm Castle). Built in 1929 by a woman named Lora J. Knight, it’s no... 