Fish Lake Campground

4150 Patrick’s Point Dr., Trinidad, CA 95570

Discover your perfect coastal retreat at Agate Campground, where 38 thoughtfully designed campsites await beneath a canopy of towering spruce trees. Hidden within the enchanting Sue-meg State Park, this forest sanctuary offers an ideal blend of seclusion and adventure. Each spacious site provides a private haven surrounded by nature's cathedral, while nearby trails beckon explorers to wander through ancient forests to the stunning Agate Beach below.

15336 Highway 101, Trinidad, CA 95570

Accessible only by boat, Stone Lagoon Campground at Ryan's Cove offers an intimate escape into one of North America's most spectacular lagoon systems. Six secluded campsites nestle between ancient forests and shimmering waters, where the rhythms of tide and wind replace the sounds of civilization. Part of Humboldt Lagoons State Park, this primitive hideaway rewards adventurous paddlers with unparalleled solitude and natural beauty.

4150 Patrick’s Point Dr, Trinidad, CA 95570

Nestled within the embrace of towering redwoods, Abalone Campground at Sue-meg State Park offers an enchanting retreat where ancient forests meet the Pacific coast. This tranquil haven sits perched atop dramatic coastal bluffs, where each campsite is thoughtfully tucked among lush vegetation, creating intimate spaces that feel worlds away from everyday life. The whisper of ocean breezes through the canopy and the distant rhythm of waves create nature's perfect soundtrack for your coastal camping adventure.

127011 Newton B. Drury Parkway, Orick, CA 95555

Imagine waking up beneath ancient giants that have stood for over a thousand years. At Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park's Elk Prairie Campground, you'll find yourself immersed in one of the world's most magnificent old-growth Coast Redwood forests. Here, towering trees create a natural cathedral while Roosevelt elk graze peacefully in nearby meadows. Your stay is enhanced by modern amenities including potable water, heated restrooms with coin-operated hot showers, and bear-resistant lockers to keep your provisions safe in this pristine wilderness.

115336 Highway 101 North Trinidad, CA 95570

Nestled within the enchanting Humboldt Lagoons State Park, Dry Lagoon Primitive Hike-In Campground beckons adventurous souls seeking an authentic wilderness experience. This secluded sanctuary sits amid a vibrant marshland ecosystem, where coastal dunes meet ancient forests in a dramatic tapestry of Northern California's untamed beauty. Here, the journey truly is the destination—accessible only by foot, these primitive campsites offer a rare opportunity to disconnect from the modern world and immerse yourself in nature's rhythms. With minimal facilities, this is camping at its purest, where the rustling marsh grasses and distant ocean waves provide the only soundtrack you'll need.

Prairie Creek Redwoods SP Gold Bluffs Beach Camp

Where the Pacific meets ancient redwoods, Gold Bluff Beach Campground offers an extraordinary escape into California's wild coast. This intimate, peaceful retreat places you steps from crashing waves and minutes from the otherworldly Fern Canyon, creating the perfect basecamp for those seeking solitude and natural wonder. Wake to the sound of surf and sea birds in this small, carefully preserved coastal sanctuary where tent camping feels like a return to simpler times.

4150 Patrick’s Point Dr., Trinidad, CA 95570

Nestled within the enchanting Sue-meg State Park, Sumeg Group Campground invites you to experience the magic of California's coastal wilderness. Your group will find sanctuary among towering trees in thoughtfully spaced campsites, where the whisper of ocean breezes mingles with the ancient songs of the forest. Winding trails beckon from your doorstep, leading to dramatic ocean vistas, hidden beaches, and sacred cultural sites that tell the story of this remarkable landscape.

Klamath National Forest

Tucked away along the pristine waters of the South Fork Salmon River, Hotelling Campground offers an intimate retreat with just four riverside campsites. This hidden gem, beloved by locals who return summer after summer, provides effortless access to both relaxation and adventure. Whether you're seeking a peaceful weekend escape or a basecamp for river exploration, these coveted sites offer the perfect blend of accessibility and natural beauty that keeps families coming back year after year.

P.O. Box 68, Willow Creek, CA, 95573, USA

Tucked into a peaceful valley where Brush Mountain meets Brannan Mountain, Boise Creek Campground offers an intimate escape within Six Rivers National Forest. This hidden gem provides the perfect basecamp for adventure seekers and relaxation enthusiasts alike, with crystal-clear swimming holes, prime fishing spots along the Trinity River, and scenic hiking trails all within easy reach. The campground's towering canopy creates a naturally air-conditioned retreat, making it an ideal sanctuary even during the warmest summer days.

PO BOX 410, ORLEANS, CA 95556

Nestled along the pristine waters of the Salmon River, Nordheimer Group Sites offers an unforgettable wilderness retreat deep within Klamath National Forest. This secluded campground invites groups to gather beneath towering Douglas firs and native hardwoods, where days are filled with thrilling whitewater rafting adventures, peaceful fishing excursions, and scenic hikes through ancient forests. Whether you're planning a family reunion, scout trip, or outdoor celebration with friends, Nordheimer provides the perfect basecamp for exploring one of Northern California's most spectacular river corridors.

P.O. BOX 410, ORLEANS, CA 95556, USA

Tucked away in the serene depths of Six Rivers National Forest, Oak Bottom Campground offers an authentic escape into nature's embrace. This tranquil retreat features thoughtfully spaced single-family sites, each equipped with sturdy picnic tables and fire grills for memorable outdoor meals. Modern vault toilets and fresh drinking water ensure comfort without compromising the wilderness experience. A friendly campground host often resides on-site, ready to share local insights and ensure your stay is nothing short of perfect.

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.

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Tucked away where ancient redwoods meet the thundering Pacific, Gold Bluffs Beach Campground offers an extraordinary escape into California's wild coastal frontier. Here, morning mist rolls in from the ocean as Roosevelt elk graze peacefully along the shoreline, creating scenes straight from a nature documentary. Your basecamp provides direct access to the legendary Fern Canyon—where prehistoric-looking walls drip with five-finger ferns—and serves as your gateway to 70 miles of trails winding through Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park. The journey here requires navigating narrow dirt roads that wind through towering forests, making this hidden gem accessible only to tents and small vehicles, preserving its pristine, uncrowded character.

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Nestled within a tranquil Douglas-fir and hardwood forest, Nordheimer Group Campground offers the perfect basecamp for your next riverside adventure along the Wild and Scenic California Salmon River. This spacious group camping destination features four distinct sites, each with its own character. Sites A, B, and C welcome you with expansive grassy meadows encircled by towering forest, creating natural gathering spaces perfect for group activities and evening campfire stories. Site D takes the experience to another level, perched above the Salmon River with effortless access to crystal-clear waters that beckon swimmers and paddlers alike. Each site comes equipped with combination fire ring grills and picnic tables, while gravel roads and parking areas ensure easy access. Sites A, B, and C feature portable restroom facilities, while Site D boasts its own accessible vault restroom. Whether you're seeking heart-pumping whitewater rafting, peaceful kayaking excursions, scenic hiking trails, exceptional wildlife viewing opportunities, or thrilling mountain biking adventures, Nordheimer delivers an authentic Northern California outdoor experience.

Six Rivers National Forest

Nestled along the legendary Klamath River, E-Ne-Nuck Campground offers an intimate escape with just 10 thoughtfully spaced campsites. This hidden gem has become a cherished gathering place for anglers who return season after season, drawn by the promise of world-class fishing and the camaraderie that flows as freely as the river itself. As evening settles over the campground, the air fills with laughter and tales of the day's catches, creating a warm community atmosphere that transforms strangers into friends. With fresh potable water on tap and modern vault toilet facilities, E-Ne-Nuck strikes the perfect balance between rustic charm and essential comforts.

Six Rivers National Forest

Tucked away in the enchanting Six Rivers National Forest, East Fork Campground offers an intimate escape where towering Big Leaf Maples, Douglas Firs, and rare Port Orford Cedars create a natural cathedral overhead. This cozy riverside retreat beckons adventurers with pristine fishing holes, refreshing swimming spots, and miles of trails perfect for hiking and mountain biking. Forest roads wind through the surrounding wilderness, where local legend suggests you might catch a glimpse of the elusive Bigfoot. While the campground provides essential amenities including well-maintained vault toilets, sturdy picnic tables, and fire rings for evening gatherings, visitors should pack their own water supply for this authentic backcountry experience.

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Shasta-Trinity National Forest

Nestled in a secluded natural setting, this intimate campground offers five thoughtfully spaced sites perfect for those seeking a genuine back-to-basics camping experience. While the facility welcomes RVs and trailers up to 22 feet, its rustic charm shines through with a minimalist approach—visitors should come prepared with their own water supplies, as the campground maintains its primitive character without potable water connections. This small, peaceful retreat provides just enough amenities to make your stay comfortable while preserving the authentic wilderness atmosphere that draws adventurers seeking solitude and simplicity.

P.O. Box 410, Orleans, CA, 95556, USA

Tucked away in the heart of the Klamath River Valley near Orleans, California, Pearch Creek Campground offers an enchanting escape into nature's embrace. This hidden gem provides campers with a tranquil retreat where towering trees create a natural cathedral overhead, the gentle murmur of Pearch Creek provides a soothing soundtrack, and the world slows down to nature's peaceful rhythm. Whether you're casting a line in nearby waters or simply savoring the serenity of this shaded sanctuary, Pearch Creek delivers an authentic wilderness experience that feels worlds away from everyday life.

Matthews Creek Campground, Klamath National Forest, California

Tucked away on a scenic bluff above the South Fork of the Salmon River, Matthews Creek Campground offers an intimate escape into nature with just 10 secluded tent-only sites. This pristine wilderness retreat invites you to leave the modern world behind—no RV hookups or pull-through sites here, just pure camping beneath ancient oak trees draped in ethereal moss. Steps from your tent, discover hidden swimming holes and easy river access where the crystal-clear waters of the South Fork beckon on warm summer days.

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Tucked away in the wilderness where the North Fork of the Salmon River whispers through ancient forests, Red Bank Campground offers an authentic escape for those seeking solitude and simplicity. This intimate, no-fee campground welcomes adventurers with just five peaceful sites positioned steps from the river's edge. Here, you'll trade modern amenities for the raw beauty of nature—no running water or garbage service means you'll pack light and leave only footprints in this pristine riverside retreat.

P.O. Box 68, Willow Creek, CA, 95573, USA

Six Rivers National Forest

P.O. Box 410, Orleans, CA, 95556, USA

P.O. BOX 410, ORLEANS, CA 95556, USA

115336 Highway 101 North Trinidad, CA 95570

15336 Highway 101, Trinidad, CA 95570

PO BOX 410, ORLEANS, CA 95556

127011 Newton B. Drury Parkway, Orick, CA 95555

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Prairie Creek Redwoods SP Gold Bluffs Beach Camp

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Six Rivers National Forest

Klamath National Forest

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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.