Angels Camp - Unwind along California's quiet foothills

Resort Overview
Unwind along California's quiet foothills. This tranquil town has about 3,000 friendly people, making it the perfect place to get away and reconnect with the ones you love. Take up a spelunking adventure navigating the limestone caverns of Moaning Cavern Adventure Park. Of course, there's plenty of scenery above the surface like the rush of the Tuolumne River where you can reserve a rafting tour or even a wine or craft beer tasting tour on land!

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Air Conditioning
No Elevators
Limited ground floor justification requests are accepted based on physical or medical need. Please call the Vacation Planning Center for details.
Stairs to most suites
Wi-Fi Internet Access (Fee)
24-Hour Front Desk
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Popular Attractions
Moaning Cavern Adventure Park
Moaning Cavern holds the largest vertical chamber in a public cavern available for viewing in California. This limestone archaeological site features a main chamber, which is large enough to hold the Statue of Liberty.

Calaveras County Fair & Jumping Frog Jubilee
The Calaveras County Fair and Jumping Frog Jubilee is held annually during the third weekend of May. The Jubilee starts with a children's parade in downtown Angels Camp and ends with a Destruction Derby Sunday evening.

Bear Valley Mountain
Bear Valley is a friendly and relaxing High Sierra escape located in the beautiful Central Sierra Mountains. Nestled off Scenic Highway 4, this year-round destination offers activities from relaxation to extreme adventure in every season. Whether you’re looking to get your heart racing or to just slow down and savor the Sierra, Bear Valley is the perfect destination to enjoy the outdoors as Mother Nature intended.

Angels Camp Museum
The Angels Camp museum houses a large collection of mining equipment, carriages and household items from the 19th century. Bring your lunch and enjoy a picnic under native oak trees of China Gulch where the ’49ers prospected for gold.