Grider Creek Campground

Six Rivers National Forest

Nestled where the crystalline waters of Dillon Creek meet the mighty Klamath River, Dillon Creek Campground beckons adventurers seeking an authentic wilderness escape. This hidden gem in Northern California's backcountry offers a tranquil retreat beneath towering conifers, where the gentle babble of creek water mingles with birdsong. Summer days invite refreshing swims in pristine pools, while autumn and winter transform the area into a premier destination for salmon fishing enthusiasts watching silver-sided giants navigate upstream.

Lovers Camp Campground, Marble Mountain Wilderness, Klamath National Forest

Tucked away in the heart of the Marble Mountain Wilderness, Lovers Camp Campground beckons adventurers seeking an authentic backcountry experience. Eight secluded walk-in campsites offer the perfect blend of solitude and accessibility, where the only sounds you'll hear are rustling pines and distant creek water. Adventure begins right from your tent door, with the Canyon Creek and Red Rock trails serving as gateways to endless exploration. Equestrian enthusiasts will find this a true wilderness basecamp, complete with a convenient stock loading ramp and sturdy corrals that make it easy to bring your four-legged trail companions along for the journey.

11263 N. HWY. 3

Nestled alongside the pristine Wild and Scenic Scott River, Indian Scotty Group Site offers an unforgettable gateway into the heart of Klamath National Forest. This thoughtfully designed group campground welcomes RVs up to 30 feet into a spacious sanctuary where towering cedar, Douglas fir, and Ponderosa pine create a natural cathedral overhead. Gather around crackling campfire rings under starlit skies, prepare meals on provided grills, and enjoy the convenience of well-maintained pit toilets—all while the melodic Scott River provides nature's soundtrack to your adventure.

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Rising from the ashes of the 2008 Panther Fire, Norcross Campground and Horse Camp stands as a testament to nature's resilience and the enduring spirit of outdoor adventure. This thoughtfully rebuilt sanctuary, completed in 2009, beckons equestrian enthusiasts and wilderness explorers alike with its four spacious horse corrals and dedicated trailer parking areas. Modern campsites blend seamlessly with the natural surroundings, while clean restrooms provide essential comfort in this backcountry haven. Though water flows freely for your four-legged companions, riders should pack their own drinking water for the journey. From here, a network of trails winds into the legendary Marble Mountain Wilderness, where hoofbeats and hiking boots alike can explore pristine mountain terrain.

Klamath National Forest

Nestled at the gateway to the magnificent Marble Mountain Wilderness, Sulphur Springs Campground offers an intimate escape for adventurous souls seeking solitude and natural wonder. Six secluded walk-in sites await just a scenic 50-yard stroll from the parking area, each offering a private slice of wilderness paradise. The crown jewel of this hidden gem is its namesake natural warm spring, where crystal-clear waters maintain a soothing 75-degree temperature year-round—a perfect reward after a day exploring the legendary Elk Creek Trail that begins right at your doorstep.

HAPPY CAMP OAK KNOLL RANGER STATION, P.O. BOX 377, HAPPY CAMP, CA 96039, USA

Tucked away along the pristine waters of the Klamath Wild and Scenic River, Curly Jack Campground offers an authentic wilderness escape just outside Happy Camp. This hidden gem beckons adventurers seeking solitude and natural beauty, where days are filled with the rush of whitewater rafting, refreshing river swims, and peaceful moments watching birds dance above the water. Whether you're casting a line for the day's catch or exploring riverside trails, this tranquil retreat provides the perfect basecamp for experiencing the untamed beauty of Northern California.

HAPPY CAMP OAK KNOLL RANGER DISTRICT, P.O. BOX 377, HAPPY CAMP, CA, 96039, USA

Nestled along the pristine Klamath Wild and Scenic River corridor, Sarah Totten Campground invites outdoor enthusiasts to experience riverside camping at its finest. This riverside retreat offers nine thoughtfully positioned family sites and two spacious group areas, perfect for gatherings under towering trees. Adventure seekers will appreciate the year-round access to the upper loop, featuring four family sites and a group site that remain open even when winter transforms the landscape. The campground's boat launch serves as your gateway to world-class fishing holes and exhilarating whitewater runs that have made the Klamath River legendary among paddlers.

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O'Neil Creek Campground offers an authentic wilderness escape where the soothing sounds of rushing water provide nature's soundtrack to your camping adventure. Currently undergoing essential water system improvements, this cherished campground eagerly awaits its reopening to welcome outdoor enthusiasts back to its tranquil grounds.

Klamath National Forest

Nestled along the banks of the legendary Klamath River, Fort Goff Campground offers an intimate escape into the heart of Klamath National Forest. This hidden gem features five secluded walk-in campsites where the whispers of history meet the rush of river waters. Steps away from a historic cemetery that tells tales of the region's past, visitors can explore riverside trails that wind through ancient forests, creating a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage.

Klamath National Forest

Tucked away along the tranquil waters of Beaver Creek, this intimate campground offers just eight carefully positioned sites for those seeking a genuine escape from the crowds. Here, the gentle murmur of flowing water becomes your constant companion, creating a natural soundtrack that soothes the soul and invites deep relaxation.

Klamath National Forest

Tucked away in a cathedral of towering Douglas firs and Pacific Madrones, West Branch Campground offers an intimate escape with just 10 family campsites thoughtfully placed along the babbling West Branch of Indian Creek. This hidden gem, carved from the wilderness by the Civilian Conservation Corps during the Great Depression, rewards those who seek it with profound tranquility and the kind of solitude that's increasingly rare in our connected world. Beneath a canopy so dense it filters sunlight into gentle dapples, visitors often find themselves sharing this peaceful retreat with more wildlife than fellow campers—a testament to its reputation as one of the forest's best-kept secrets.

BOLAN MOUNTAIN LOOKOUT ROGUE RIVER-SISKIYOU NATIONAL FOREST WILD RIVERS RANGER DISTRICT 26568 REDWOOD HIGHWAY

Perched high in the rugged Siskiyou Mountains, Bolan Mountain Lookout once offered adventurous souls a rare opportunity to camp where fire watchers kept vigil over vast wilderness expanses. This primitive camping experience promised unparalleled panoramic views and the chance to sleep among the clouds. Following the devastating Slater Fire, this beloved lookout now stands closed, awaiting its next chapter in a landscape shaped by both natural beauty and wildfire's transformative power.

Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest

Perched on a scenic hillside overlooking the shimmering waters of Applegate Lake, Watkins Campground offers an authentic back-to-basics camping experience. This intimate retreat features 14 thoughtfully spaced tent sites, each equipped with a picnic table and fire pit where memories are made under starlit skies. For larger gatherings, a spacious group site welcomes parties of 20-50 adventurers. While amenities remain refreshingly simple with vault toilets and a bring-your-own-water approach, this rustic charm allows nature to take center stage in your outdoor escape.

15111 Upper Applegate Road, Jacksonville, OR 97530

Escape to your own private wilderness retreat at Carberry Group Campground, where the entire site becomes your group's exclusive basecamp. This recently transformed group-use facility nestles alongside a babbling creek, offering the perfect blend of seclusion and convenience just moments from the sparkling waters of Applegate Lake. Whether you're planning a family reunion, scout adventure, or gathering of friends, Carberry provides an intimate connection with nature without sacrificing accessibility to recreational opportunities.

Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest

Tucked away on the pristine eastern shores of Applegate Lake, Harr Point Campground offers a true escape into wilderness solitude. This semi-primitive retreat rewards adventurous souls who arrive either by hiking the scenic Payette Trail #970 or by navigating across the lake's crystal waters. Five intimate tent-only sites await, each thoughtfully equipped with a picnic table and fire pit for evening gatherings under the stars. While a vault toilet provides basic comfort, the campground embraces its back-to-nature ethos with no running water or garbage services—visitors carry out what they carry in, preserving the untouched beauty of this lakeside sanctuary.

Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest

Tucked away on the pristine shores of Applegate Lake, Tipsu Tyee stands as a hidden sanctuary for those seeking true wilderness escape. This remote campground rewards adventurous souls who arrive either by navigating the scenic Payette Trail #970 or by boat across the shimmering waters. As a primitive camping destination with no fees, it offers an authentic back-to-nature experience where the only currency is respect for the untamed landscape. Boaters should check current lake levels before embarking on their journey to this secluded haven.

Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest

Tucked away in the wilderness, Wrangle Campground offers an authentic back-to-basics camping experience with just 5 intimate tent-only sites. Each site comes equipped with its own picnic table and fire pit, perfect for evening gatherings under the stars. The crown jewel of the campground is a beautifully preserved rustic shelter, hand-built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1936, standing as a testament to America's conservation legacy. A historic 1930s cabin constructed by the Soil Conservation Service and a community kitchen provide unique gathering spaces for campers. With a vault toilet on-site and a true leave-no-trace philosophy (pack out what you pack in), this is camping as it was meant to be. Note that you'll need to bring your own water supply, as potable water isn't available at this pristine mountain retreat.

15111 Upper Applegate Road, Jacksonville, OR, USA, 97530

Discover your perfect lakeside retreat at Hart-Tish Park, where 15 thoughtfully placed campsites await along the sparkling shores of Applegate Lake. Choose from 8 premium RV spaces that put you steps from the water's edge, or venture to one of 7 secluded walk-in tent sites for a more intimate connection with nature. Here, towering old-growth forests frame distant volcanic peaks, creating a stunning backdrop for your outdoor adventure.

6941 Upper Applegate Road

Perched high in the Siskiyou Mountains, Acorn Woman Peak Lookout stands as a testament to both history and adventure. This 1942 L-4 style cabin, recognized on the National Historic Site Registry, wraps visitors in a 360-degree embrace of glass windows that frame some of Oregon's most spectacular mountain vistas. While the accommodations remain delightfully primitive—true to its original fire-watching purpose—the experience is anything but basic. Here, you'll trade modern conveniences for something far more valuable: an authentic connection to the wilderness and a front-row seat to nature's grand theater.

6941 UPPER APPLEGATE RD.

Nestled beneath a canopy of towering mixed-conifers, Beaver Sulphur Group Campground offers an idyllic riverside retreat along the gentle waters of Beaver Creek. This spacious group campground serves as the perfect basecamp for large family reunions, outdoor celebrations, or group adventures, with ample room for everyone to gather and create lasting memories. From here, winding trails beckon explorers into the surrounding forest, while the crystal-clear waters of nearby Applegate Lake promise refreshing swimming and boating opportunities just a short drive away.

15111 Upper Applegate Road

Tucked away along the crystal-clear waters of the Applegate River, Jackson Campground offers an intimate escape into nature with just eight tent-only sites that promise genuine solitude, three RV spots for those bringing their home on wheels, and a spacious group site perfect for family reunions or outdoor celebrations. This hidden gem has become a beloved basecamp for families seeking riverside adventures and outdoor enthusiasts drawn to the pristine wilderness of Southern Oregon.

19000 Caves Hwy, Cave Junction, OR, 97523, USA

Nestled in the heart of an ancient forest, Cave Creek Campground invites you to disconnect from the modern world and immerse yourself in nature's timeless beauty. This intimate campground features 17 first-come, first-serve sites perfectly sized for those seeking a more rustic adventure. While the cozy sites accommodate vehicles up to 20 feet, making them ideal for tent camping and small RVs, the reward is an authentic wilderness experience complete with crackling campfires, pristine pit toilets, and fresh mountain water from convenient spigots. Here, the forest seems to wrap around you like a comfortable blanket, offering the kind of solitude that's increasingly rare in our connected world.

6941 Upper Applegate Road

Nestled in the heart of Southwest Oregon's wilderness, Flumet Flat Group Campground unfolds across a sprawling meadow that serves as nature's perfect gathering place. Whether you're planning a family reunion under the stars, organizing an inspiring church retreat, or leading students on an educational adventure, this expansive campground provides the ideal backdrop. Just steps away, winding trails beckon hikers to explore, while the gentle sounds of nearby waterways create a soundtrack for countless outdoor adventures waiting to be discovered.

FOREST ROAD 1075, 15111 Upper Applegate Road

Escape to Acorn Woman Lakes Campground, where pristine mountain lakes mirror towering mixed-conifer forests in one of Oregon's most secluded wilderness retreats. This tent-only sanctuary rewards adventurous souls who trek the winding foot trails with unparalleled solitude and intimate encounters with untouched nature. Here, the only sounds breaking the silence are wind whispering through ancient pines and the gentle splash of rising trout on crystalline waters.

Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest

Step back in time at McKee Bridge Community Kitchen, where history meets natural beauty along the rushing waters of the Applegate River. This registered National Historic Site showcases the masterful craftsmanship of the Civilian Conservation Corps, featuring hand-laid stone masonry and a grand fireplace sheltered beneath a rustic pine timber pavilion—a perfect riverside retreat for your day-use adventures in the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest.

Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest

Nestled in the heart of the Siskiyou National Forest, Chinquapin Group Campground offers a spacious meadow setting perfect for bringing people together—whether for family reunions, youth group adventures, or outdoor education programs. This historic site, once home to a bustling CCC camp, now provides modern group camping amenities including water, picnic tables, fire rings at three convenient locations, and restrooms, all surrounded by the natural beauty that makes southern Oregon unforgettable.

Rt. 46 east, 11.3 miles from Cave Junction, OR

Nestled in the heart of Oregon's Illinois Valley, Grayback Campground invites you to step back in time to a simpler era of camping. This 39-site forest sanctuary stretches along the melodic waters of Sucker Creek, where afternoon swimmers find relief from summer heat and evening listeners drift to sleep with nature's soundtrack. Built by the skilled hands of the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s, Grayback retains its original rustic charm beneath a cathedral of towering trees that filter sunlight into dancing patterns on the forest floor. While the sites offer varying degrees of seclusion, the campground's authentic character and creek-side setting create an atmosphere where memories are made.

27144 Redwood Highway, Cave Junction, Oregon, 97523, United States

Where two pristine river forks merge into one powerful waterway, Illinois River Forks State Park beckons adventurers seeking the perfect blend of wilderness and comfort. This scenic haven features a reservable picnic shelter ideal for family gatherings, while well-maintained ADA-accessible facilities ensure everyone can enjoy the outdoors. Challenge yourself on the disc golf course winding through towering trees, explore miles of hiking trails that reveal hidden river views, or saddle up for an equestrian adventure on dedicated horse trails. Modern amenities including vault toilets and fresh water spigots are thoughtfully placed throughout the park, making your wilderness escape both comfortable and convenient.

Six Rivers National Forest

Klamath National Forest

Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest

Klamath National Forest

6941 Upper Applegate Road

Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest

Klamath National Forest

6941 UPPER APPLEGATE RD.

19000 Caves Hwy, Cave Junction, OR, 97523, USA

Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest

15111 Upper Applegate Road, Jacksonville, OR, USA, 97530

BOLAN MOUNTAIN LOOKOUT ROGUE RIVER-SISKIYOU NATIONAL FOREST WILD RIVERS RANGER DISTRICT 26568 REDWOOD HIGHWAY

FOREST ROAD 1075, 15111 Upper Applegate Road

6941 Upper Applegate Road

15111 Upper Applegate Road

HAPPY CAMP OAK KNOLL RANGER STATION, P.O. BOX 377, HAPPY CAMP, CA 96039, USA

Klamath National Forest

11263 N. HWY. 3

HAPPY CAMP OAK KNOLL RANGER DISTRICT, P.O. BOX 377, HAPPY CAMP, CA, 96039, USA

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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.

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.

Modoc National Forest

Nestled at the gateway to the South Warner Wilderness, Pepperdine Campground offers three distinct camping experiences in one remarkable location. Equestrian enthusiasts will discover a dedicated horse camp complete with convenient stock water and pole stalls at select sites. The trailhead staging area beckons adventurers with ample parking and corrals, serving as your launching point into the wilderness. For those seeking a more intimate experience, a cozy family camping loop awaits beneath a canopy of ancient fir trees. As a pack-it-in, pack-it-out facility, Pepperdine encourages visitors to embrace Leave No Trace principles while immersing themselves in this pristine mountain environment.

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.

Upper Soda Springs Campground, Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546

Nestled in the heart of Reds Meadow Valley, Upper Soda Springs Campground offers an intimate escape where the melodic San Joaquin River becomes your constant companion. This tranquil retreat features 28 thoughtfully spaced campsites, each equipped with bear-proof lockers, picnic tables, and access to pristine pit toilets and fresh potable water. Adventure beckons from every direction—cast a line into the crystal-clear river waters, set out on scenic trails that wind through ancient forests, or venture to the nearby geological wonder of Devil's Postpile National Monument and the breathtaking cascade of Rainbow Falls.

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.

Doran Regional Park

Nestled along a stunning 2-mile stretch of sandy beach on Bodega Bay, Doran Regional Park Campground offers 112 year-round campsites where the Pacific Ocean meets coastal adventure. With five distinct camping zones ranging from harbor-side spots to tent-only areas, this family-friendly destination combines beach camping with exceptional access to fishing, kayaking, and birdwatching. Whether you're launching your kayak into the bay, exploring tide pools along the rock jetty, or simply enjoying soft sand and mellow surf, Doran delivers a quintessential California coastal camping experience.

Mendocino National Forest

Tucked into a peaceful inlet at Lake Pillsbury's northwestern corner, this campground offers the perfect blend of lakeside tranquility and easy water access. Just a short stroll from your campsite, the shimmering waters of Mendocino National Forest's largest lake beckon with endless possibilities for adventure. Whether you're launching your boat from the nearby ramp at dawn, casting a line into the crystal-clear waters, or taking an afternoon swim, this scenic basecamp puts you at the heart of one of Northern California's most beloved recreational lakes.

17119 Avenue of the Giants, Weott CA 95571

Escape into the cathedral-like sanctuary of Hamilton Barn Environmental Campground, where primitive hike-in campsites nestle beneath towering old-growth redwoods. This hidden gem rewards adventurous souls with unparalleled privacy and profound solitude, offering a rare chance to disconnect from the modern world and reconnect with nature's ancient rhythms.

CA-108, Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, California

Nestled along the scenic Sonora Pass on CA-108, Sonora Bridge Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts with 22 tranquil sites carved into a landscape of towering Jeffrey pines and aromatic sagebrush. Here, where the melodious West Walker River flows just steps away, anglers cast their lines into pristine waters while hikers set off to explore the dramatic high country. This rustic mountain retreat offers the perfect basecamp for your Sierra Nevada adventures, complete with firewood available on-site to fuel evening campfires under star-studded skies.