Lake Hemet Campground offers a variety of camping and lodging options and is nestled in the San Jacinto Mountains east of the city of Hemet. Lake Hemet is proud to offer an upscale camping adventure with our seasonal glamping tent accommodations. These luxurious outdoor accommodations offer guests the opportunity to vacation with us in a new and exciting way that takes all the fuss out of camping. Novice campers, as well as seasoned adventurers, will find Lake Hemet to be an easy and comfortable camping experience. Bring your own tent (s) as a solo traveler, couple, or family and camp in one of our individual campsites. In addition to camping, Lake Hemet offers daily public access to the campground for our day use visitors (hours vary by season). Please visit our FAQs page to find pertinent details about rates and guidelines for day use access, along with other facility information. RV & Tent Camping Reservations at Lake Hemet Reservations at Lake Hemet Campground can be made more than a year in advance, which is worth doing early if you plan a trip to this scenic, beginner-friendly, family-friendly campground. You can call or make reservations online from their website. Lake Hemet Campgrounds camping reservations and campground information. Learn more about camping near Lake Hemet Campgrounds and reserve your campsite today. Lake Hemet offers plenty of shore fishing to the angler. Campers can stay overnight at the adjacent campground operated by the Lake Hemet Municipal Water District. The Water District also has small boats available for day rental. This site is accessible and has picnic tables and vault toilets. Book Lake Hemet Campgrounds in Mountain Center, CA. Instant confirmation & Lowest Price Guarantee. Check live availability & rates on Spot2Nite. $22 per night plus tax, plus a nonrefundable $6.70 reservation fee and a $7 nightly utility fee for RV, cabin, bungalow, boat and yurt units. Utility fee includes water, electricity and sewer. Winter brings occasional snow at the campground's elevation — usually a dusting rather than a significant storm — and trout fishing peaks in cooler months when water temperatures drop into the productive range. Reservations are recommended for spring break and summer holiday weekends.