Tahoe Vicinity: Best single cragging + decent car/4x4 camping

Looking for a place to go this weekend to climb some single pitch splitters (and/or slabs). I have never climbed in Tahoe before and am looking for the dick wrenching mega classics that have <2 mile approaches and no-hassle, dirtbag car/4x4 camping.

I have one day to climb. I imagine a lot of crags fall into this category, so post up your favorites in the 5.8-5.10 range. Dog friendly a plus.

Get yourself a guidebook so you have the best info for approaches, descents, route beta, etc. For the South Lake Tahoe area, here's the Supertopo book:

supertopo.com/packs/southla…

Woodfords would probably be up your alley.

Bowman lake/valley-lots of info on mp. Dirt road access away from it all. Don't need 4wd to get there but lots of it around the area
Mostly sport, no splitters.

Go to woodfords, donner or eagle lake buttress/cliff for classic splitters. Better camping near wood fords or up in hope valley

Great - re: Woodfords, are there good pullouts/areas nearby to camp? Or is the $ campground the way to go (and will there be space late on Friday)?

phantom spires is pretty stellar in the 5.8-5.10 range and has really nice free camping with super short approach

Camping at the parking for one of these days buttress is pretty stellar, but there are spots everywhere in the canyon. This is where some of the best shaded cragging in the canyon is as well. One of these days buttress in the morning, then the tiers or high energy in the afternoon.
Do not skip one of these days, 35m overhung 5.10 splitter!

Best crack in tahoe is hands down Eagle Lake Cliff. No primitive camping there, but if you're gonna climb 5.10 crack it's worth the drive from wherever you decide to camp.

Seems like the camping at Phantom Spires is pretty primo, but hella hot this time of year. Also offers access to the Wrights Lake Cliff and a short drive to both the leap (which has some classic single and first pitches) and sugarloaf.

Thanks folks - turned out that donner delivered exactly what the doctor ordered, but I look forward to exploring all the great suggestions above.