Camp Edison
Camp Edison at Shaver Lake in the Sierra National Forest is one of the most popular campgrounds in California. The campground is operated by the Southern California Edison Company. Located on the shore of Shaver Lake, Camp Edison provides visitors access to all the natural wonders of the area along with the amenities of the Shaver Lake community. Popular activities include fishing, waterskiing, wakeboarding, swimming, hiking, kayaking, and picnicking.
Camp Edison offers more than 250 campsites at its campground spread around about a dozen loops overlooking the lake. Most campsites are set a short distance back from the lake, but a few, such as those on the Elderberry Loop, are close to the water. Some sites have lake views, while a large number rest in a mature conifer forest. All campsites have electric connections. Full hook-up sites also have water and sewer connections. Camp Edison is no longer is offering designated group campsites as they have in the past.
A camping unit is defined as a "cab over camper and towed vehicle, or motorhome and towed vehicle, or one vehicle and trailer (5th wheel, travel trailer, tent trailer or utility trailer with camping gear), or two vehicles with tent gear only."