Wild Plum Campground offers 47 campsites along Haypress Creek in Tahoe National Forest, with vault toilets, piped water, and bear-proof food lockers; the lower loop sites are situated directly next to the creek.

The campground provides access to fishing opportunities in Haypress Creek and the North Yuba River, plus the 2. 5-mile Wild Plum Loop Trail that connects to the Pacific Crest Trail.

Located 1 mile east of Sierra City on Wild Plum Road, the campground operates seasonally (May 20–October 15) with sites better suited for tents or smaller RVs/campers, and reservations are available through Recreation. gov.