Zuni Campground

5301 Ralphs Ranch Road, Gorman, CA 93243

Nestled within the adventurous expanse of Hungry Valley State Vehicular Recreation Area, Smith Forks Campground stands as a gateway to endless off-highway vehicle adventures. Consistently praised by outdoor enthusiasts as the crown jewel of the park's camping options, this beloved basecamp offers direct access to an extensive network of thrilling OHV trails that wind through California's rugged backcountry.

5301 Ralphs Ranch Road, Gorman, CA 93243

Nestled within the adventure-filled expanse of Hungry Valley SVRA, Lane Ranch Campground beckons off-highway vehicle enthusiasts to experience California's premier OHV playground. Here, sandy trails wind through a landscape purpose-built for exploration, where the rumble of engines mingles with the whisper of desert winds. This unpretentious campground offers a perfect basecamp for riders seeking authentic outdoor adventures, with just enough amenities to keep you comfortable while maintaining that coveted connection to the wild terrain that surrounds you.

5301 Ralphs Ranch Road, Gorman, CA 93243

Nestled within the adventure-packed Hungry Valley SVRA, Scrub Oak Campground serves as your gateway to over 130 miles of thrilling OHV trails. This rustic retreat embraces you with its characteristic scrub oak canopy and sandy terrain, offering essential camping amenities while keeping you connected to the raw beauty of the high desert landscape.

5301 Ralphs Ranch Road, Gorman, CA 93243

Tucked away in the rolling hills of Hungry Valley SVRA, Cottonwood Campground beckons those seeking refuge from crowded camping spots. This intimate hideaway has earned a devoted following among ATV enthusiasts and adventure-seeking families who appreciate its perfect blend of seclusion and trail accessibility. Here, the roar of off-road engines mingles with laughter around evening campfires, creating memories that last long after the dust settles.

5301 Ralphs Ranch Road, Gorman, CA 93243

Escape to Circle Canyon Campground, a hidden gem nestled within the adventurous expanse of Hungry Valley SVRA. At just $10 per night, you'll discover your choice of convenient pull-through or cozy back-in sites, each thoughtfully equipped with picnic tables, fire pits with grills, and protective lean-to shelters. While vault toilets provide essential facilities, the real luxury here is the untamed beauty surrounding you. Your four-legged companions are welcome to join the adventure, though they'll need to stay leashed as they explore alongside you.

5301 Ralphs Ranch Road, Gorman, CA 93243

Nestled within the adventure-filled Hungry Valley SVRA, Sterling Campground serves as your gateway to an off-road paradise. This well-loved basecamp connects riders and outdoor enthusiasts to an impressive network of 130 miles of OHV trails, making it the perfect launching point for dusty adventures and memorable expeditions through California's rugged backcountry.

Pyramid Lake Road, Hard Luck Road, CA

Escape the urban hustle and discover your perfect outdoor retreat at Los Alamos Campground, where adventure meets tranquility just 90 minutes from Los Angeles. Nestled near the sparkling waters of Pyramid Lake, this scenic destination beckons with endless possibilities for camping enthusiasts, anglers seeking their next big catch, and boaters ready to explore 21 miles of pristine shoreline. While the open-air sites embrace the natural landscape with sandy gravel aprons and selective shade, they offer unobstructed views of the surrounding wilderness that will take your breath away.

33708 Crown Valley Road

Nestled high in the Angeles National Forest at 5,300 feet, Meadow Group Campground beckons adventurers seeking a mountain escape where large families and friends can gather under towering pines. This secluded retreat features two spacious group sites perfectly positioned near the pristine San Gabriel Wilderness, offering an ideal basecamp for those who crave both community and connection with nature's grandeur.

33708 Crown Valley Road

Perched high above the bustling city of Los Angeles, Coulter Group Campground serves as a mountain sanctuary where groups can gather beneath towering pines and star-filled skies. From this elevated retreat, sweeping vistas of the San Gabriel Wilderness unfold before you, while the legendary Silver Moccasin Trail beckons adventurers to explore its winding paths. Your group will find comfort in well-appointed facilities including sturdy picnic tables for memorable meals, clean vault toilets, cooking stoves, a communal fire ring for evening gatherings, and fresh water from the campground spigot.

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<p>This campground is currently closed to visitors. The peaceful grounds await their next chapter, but for now, nature reclaims the campsites in quiet solitude.</p><p>For the latest updates on reopening dates and current conditions, we encourage you to reach out to the knowledgeable staff at the Acton Work Center by calling (661) 269-2808. They'll be happy to share information about future availability and help you plan your outdoor adventure.</p>

Angeles National Forest

Discover your perfect outdoor escape at this hidden gem nestled in nature's embrace. Whether you're seeking adventure-filled days or peaceful nights under starlit skies, this campground offers the ideal basecamp for creating unforgettable memories with family and friends.

Angeles National Forest

Upper Shake Campground stands as a silent sentinel in the wilderness, its gates temporarily closed to visitors. This beloved camping destination, which has welcomed generations of outdoor enthusiasts, awaits its next chapter while nature reclaims its quiet spaces.

Angeles National Forest

Tucked away in the rugged backcountry, Sawmill Campground offers an authentic wilderness experience with just 8 intimate campsites. This first-come, first-served hideaway welcomes adventurers seeking solitude and simplicity. While you'll need to bring your own water and larger RVs won't fit (16 feet maximum), the campground provides essential vault toilets and the rare gift of disconnecting from the modern world.

12371 N.LITTLE TUJUNGA CANYON SAN FERNANDO, CA 91342

Escape to Lightning Point Group Campground, where towering pines and ancient scrub oaks create a natural sanctuary perfect for memorable group adventures. At 6,100 feet elevation, this mountain retreat welcomes up to 240 campers across six spacious group sites, each thoughtfully designed for gatherings of friends, families, and equestrian enthusiasts. Whether you're planning a reunion under the stars or a horseback riding expedition through the wilderness, Lightning Point offers the ideal basecamp for your outdoor celebrations.

In La Canada, CA, at the intersection of I-210 and Angeles Crest Hwy. (State Rt. 2), take Rt. 2 east 25.6 miles to campground sign. Turn left at sign and go 0.1 miles to a "Y" intersection. Bear left for Little Pine Loop or right, continuing another 0.6 miles to Manzanita Loop on the left.

Nestled high in the Angeles National Forest, Chilao Campground beckons adventurers with 84 thoughtfully positioned campsites spread across the Little Pines and Manzanita loops. This mountain retreat welcomes tent campers and small RV enthusiasts (up to 18 feet) seeking an authentic wilderness experience at 5,500 feet. Each site comes equipped with its own picnic table and fire ring, perfect for evening gatherings under star-filled skies. While the campground embraces a back-to-basics approach with vault toilets and no running water, it compensates with breathtaking panoramic views of the San Gabriel Mountains, the historic Vetter Lookout, and the dramatic depths of Big Tujunga Canyon.

33708 Crown Valley Road, Acton, CA 93510

Escape the urban sprawl and discover Monte Cristo Campground, where 19 spacious sites await beneath a canopy of majestic sycamore trees in the Angeles National Forest. This high-desert sanctuary operates on a first-come, first-served basis, inviting spontaneous adventurers to claim their spot among nature's grandeur. Each site comes thoughtfully equipped with accessible picnic tables and fire rings, perfect for evening gatherings under star-studded skies. Just a short drive from Los Angeles, this hidden gem serves as your gateway to winding hiking trails and the peaceful solitude that only the mountains can provide.

Angeles National Forest

12371 N. Little Tujunga Canyon Road San Fernando, CA 91342

Perched at 5,500 feet in the Angeles National Forest, Messenger Flats Campground offers an authentic wilderness experience for those seeking solitude and adventure. This hike-in sanctuary features 10 intimate campsites, each thoughtfully equipped with picnic tables and campfire rings where stories are shared under starlit skies. Two horse corrals welcome equestrian adventurers, while vault toilets provide essential facilities. As a true backcountry destination, no water is available on-site, inviting visitors to embrace self-sufficiency and pack in all necessary supplies for their mountain retreat.

12371 N. Little Tujunga Canyon Road, San Fernando, CA 91342

Escape into the untamed wilderness at Bear Campground, a secluded primitive retreat tucked deep within Angeles National Forest. This hike-in sanctuary rewards adventurous souls with seven intimate campsites, each thoughtfully furnished with sturdy picnic tables and traditional fire rings for those cherished campfire moments. Here, you'll experience camping in its purest form—no running water, no restrooms, and no trash services mean you'll truly disconnect from modern conveniences. Pack your water bottles full and your backpack light, as everything you bring in must journey back out with you on this authentic wilderness adventure.

Angeles National Forest

Perched high in the San Gabriel Mountains at 7,100 feet, Mt. Pacifico Campground offers adventurous souls a true wilderness escape. This intimate, hike-in sanctuary features just 10 tent-only sites, each one a private retreat among the pines. Your journey begins with a 4-mile trek along a winding dirt road, leaving civilization behind as you climb toward some of Southern California's most breathtaking vistas. Here, where the Pacific Crest Trail weaves through the landscape, you'll find the perfect blend of solitude and adventure in the protected lands of the San Gabriel Mountains National Monument.

12371 N. Little Tujunga Canyon Road, San Fernando, CA 91342

Tucked away in the rugged wilderness of Angeles National Forest, Oak Flat Campground beckons adventurers seeking an authentic back-to-nature experience just northwest of Los Angeles. This intimate, dispersed camping haven sits beneath a canopy of ancient oak trees, where the whisper of wind through leaves mingles with the gentle sounds of nearby Piru Creek. While the campground embraces a rustic charm with basic amenities that appeal to those who prefer simplicity over luxury, visitors should note that maintenance levels vary. Despite mixed reviews on upkeep, Oak Flat remains a treasured escape for hikers and nature enthusiasts who value solitude and direct access to scenic trail networks over polished facilities.

Angeles National Forest

12371 N. Little Tujunga Canyon Road, San Fernando, CA 91342

12371 N. Little Tujunga Canyon Road San Fernando, CA 91342

33708 Crown Valley Road, Acton, CA 93510

12371 N. Little Tujunga Canyon Road, San Fernando, CA 91342

12371 N.LITTLE TUJUNGA CANYON SAN FERNANDO, CA 91342

Angeles National Forest

Angeles National Forest

Pyramid Lake Road, Hard Luck Road, CA

Angeles National Forest

Bishop Creek, South Lake Road, near Four Jeffrey Campground, CA

Escape to Mountain Glen Campground, where just five secluded sites await beneath a canopy of quaking aspens and graceful willows. This hidden gem along the melodic waters of Bishop Creek offers the perfect basecamp for tomorrow's alpine adventure or a tranquil week-long retreat from the demands of modern life. Here, intimacy meets wilderness, creating an atmosphere where every camper becomes part of the mountain's quiet rhythm.

1 Visitor Center Dr Lee Vining, CA 93541

Tucked into a scenic bend along the melodious Lee Vining Creek, Big Bend Campground invites adventurers to claim one of its 17 intimate campsites within the majestic Inyo National Forest. This hidden gem serves as the perfect basecamp for those drawn to both Yosemite's stunning Tuolumne Meadows entrance and the otherworldly landscapes of Mono Basin Scenic Area. Each site comes equipped with essential amenities including vault toilets, fresh potable water, and bear-proof food storage lockers to ensure both comfort and wildlife safety during your stay.

INYO, CA, USA

Nestled in the heart of the Eastern Sierra, Big Pine Canyon offers adventurers a gateway to some of California's most dramatic alpine wilderness. This stunning canyon serves as your basecamp for exploring ancient glaciers, crystal-clear mountain lakes, and towering granite peaks that pierce the sky at over 14,000 feet. Whether you're seeking challenging mountaineering routes or peaceful streamside camping, Big Pine Canyon delivers an authentic High Sierra experience that will leave you breathless—both from the altitude and the sheer beauty surrounding you.

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

Gather your favorite people at Camp 4 Group Campsite, where up to 35 adventurers can create lasting memories together in the heart of nature. This thoughtfully developed campground welcomes groups with everything needed for the perfect outdoor gathering – spacious picnic tables for shared meals under towering trees, crackling fire pits for evening storytelling, convenient vault toilets, and regular garbage collection that lets you focus on what matters most: quality time with friends and family.

Six Rivers National Forest

Tucked away in the vast wilderness of Six Rivers National Forest, Bailey Canyon Campground offers an authentic back-to-nature experience for those seeking solitude and simplicity. This hidden gem provides all the essentials for a comfortable stay, including vault toilets and fresh drinking water, while each thoughtfully arranged campsite comes complete with a sturdy table for meals under the stars and a campfire ring where stories and s'mores come to life after dark.

13652 Highway 79 Julian, CA 92036

Saddle up for an unforgettable equestrian adventure at Los Vaqueros Group Horse Campground, where the spirit of the Old West meets modern camping comfort. This specialized horse-friendly retreat beckons riders and their four-legged companions with direct access to the legendary California Riding and Hiking Trail. Well-appointed horse corrals ensure your equine partners rest as comfortably as you do, making this the perfect basecamp for exploring miles of scenic trails that wind through California's stunning backcountry.

Eldorado National Forest

Tucked away in the heart of Eldorado National Forest, Northwind Campground beckons those seeking solitude amid towering pines and whispering aspens. This hidden gem rewards visitors who venture off the beaten path with pristine natural beauty and the kind of peaceful atmosphere that's increasingly rare in today's busy world. The smooth paved roads leading to this intimate campground make it an accessible retreat where the only sounds you'll hear are birdsong and wind through the trees.

Sequoia National Forest

Perched at an impressive 7,800 feet elevation, this mountain retreat features 73 thoughtfully designed campsites nestled among towering pines and crisp mountain air. The campground welcomes RVs up to 24 feet, with each site featuring a paved parking spur for easy setup and bear-proof storage boxes for peace of mind. Adventure seekers will love the direct access to thrilling OHV trails right from camp, while fresh drinking water is available throughout the season. Whether you're seeking adrenaline-pumping off-road adventures or simply yearning to wake up above the clouds, this high-elevation haven offers the perfect basecamp for your mountain escape.

Sequoia National Forest

Rail Creek Rd, Klamath National Forest, California

Escape to the pristine wilderness of Kangaroo Lake Campground, where 18 thoughtfully placed sites await at 6,100 feet among towering conifers and fragrant manzanita. Choose from 13 convenient drive-in sites or venture to one of 5 secluded walk-in tent sites for a more intimate connection with nature. The crown jewel is the crystal-clear, 25-acre lake that plunges to depths of 110 feet—a tranquil haven for paddlers and anglers pursuing rainbow trout in its cool waters. A gentle, quarter-mile paved trail winds through the forest to the lake's edge, making this mountain paradise accessible to all. As you settle into this bear country sanctuary, proper food storage becomes part of the authentic wilderness experience under star-filled skies.