Angels Camp, California originated as a gold mining town, and gained immense popularity when gold bearing quartz veins were discovered. It’s located in the center of the state, east of the San Francisco Bay Area. Considered a California Historic Landmark, there is local history and gold mining museum worth visiting. New Melones Lake, a reservoir on the Stanislaus River, is a great place for fishing, hiking, and boating. Fisherman can find largemouth bass, bluegill, channel catfish, and black crappie. Another great hiking opportunity is Natural Bridges Trailhead. Be prepared for a beautiful waterfall and to swim in the cold water of the cave. Utica Park offers a great local green space for picnicking. All glampers should plan to spend their next glamping trip in Angels Camp, California.