Stay informed  

Welcome to our News & Updates page! Here, you'll find the latest information on local conditions, events, and important announcements for our valued community members. We aim to keep you well-informed and connected to everything happening in Fish Camp, California.

Current conditions and forecasts

Get real-time updates on weather, snow, and road conditions directly impacting Fish Camp. Whether you're a resident planning your day or a visitor preparing for your trip, our goal is to provide you with accurate and timely information to help you navigate our beautiful area safely.

AccuWeather Fish Camp, CA Weather Forecast | AccuWeather 

Big Creek Inn Meadow Cam Big Creek Inn Meadow Cam | Live View Near Yosemite

Road Conditions  Travel | Caltrans

Burn Day Hotline    209 966-1200

Local news and community highlights

Stay connected with what's happening in Fish Camp. This section covers important local news, community announcements, and highlights from around our area. We strive to bring you relevant information that fosters a sense of community and keeps everyone up to date on local events.

Fish Camp Volunteer Fire Potluck July 25, 2026  11:30am                Potluck and Annual Fund-Raising Meeting | Fish Camp Volunteer Fire Association

Fish Camp Planning Advisory meeting July 25,2026 at the Tenaya Lodge 9:30 am

Fish Camp Mutual Water Board of Directors Meeting            Saturday, May 23, 2026       2026.05.23 Notice and Agenda of Members Mtg

Yosemite Alpine Community Services District Meeting.       Sunday May 17, 2026  Agenda+5-17-2026.pdf  

 

Fish Camp updates

Our commitment is to keep the Fish Camp California community fully informed. We believe that a well-informed community is a strong community. Feel free to reach out if you have news to share or questions about our updates. 

Pine Needle Bin start date May 15, 2026 ongoing through June

Chipping Dates June 12, 2026, and September 11, 2026

Wildlife Information

 Educating ourselves about the wildlife (Bears, Ravens, Squirrels and Coyotes) in our area and their seasonal habits can enhance our safety. Simple actions like securing trash and avoiding feeding wildlife can prevent dangerous interactions. By respecting wildlife and their habitats, we not only protect our safety but also contribute to conservation efforts. Remember, a safe environment benefits both humans and wildlife alike.