Dispersed Camping in Lassen County, California
Showing 155 locations in Lassen County.
3 Sec Corner Road Dispersed
Located in Lassen National Forest near Westwood, this dirt road corridor offers opportunities for dispersed camping. The native material surface is accessible to most standard vehicles under dry conditions, providing a quiet pine forest setting with moderate privacy.
Antelope Mountain East
A quiet forest road corridor in Lassen National Forest offering rustic dispersed camping options on a native dirt surface. The corridor provides easy access to secluded forested spots suitable for small and medium rigs.
Antelope Valley Spur 3 Dispersed
Located in Lassen National Forest near Susanville, this unpaved spur road offers quiet dispersed camping opportunities in a pine forest setting near Logan Mountain.
Anytime Fitness Susanville
An Anytime Fitness paved parking lot. Best suited for quick, low-profile stays, typically for active gym members.
Ashurst Lake Dispersed Area
This US Forest Service corridor offers quiet dispersed camping within Lassen National Forest, situated near Ashurst Lake and Ashurst Mountain. The dirt road has a native material surface that is typically passable for standard vehicles in dry weather.
Aspen Boat Launch Parking
A paved parking area providing access to the Aspen boat ramp on the south shore of Eagle Lake. While primarily a day-use boat launch facility, the lot offers easy access for vehicles towing watercraft.
Aspen Flat Spur Dispersed
A quiet Lassen National Forest spur road offering dispersed camping opportunities. The road features a native dirt surface and is suitable for standard vehicles and motorhomes during dry conditions.
Aspen Grove Campground
Nestled in the Eagle Lake Recreation Area of the Lassen National Forest, this campground offers direct access to the south shore of Eagle Lake, the third-largest natural lake in California. The site features a pine forest setting adjacent to the roped-off swimming area at Gallatin Beach, making it a popular spot for trout fishing, boating, and swimming. Facilities include paved loops and connections to a paved multi-use trail.
Babcock East-west Spur A
A quiet dirt spur road within Plumas National Forest offering dispersed camping opportunities on native surface terrain.
Babcock Meadow Spur
A secluded forest service spur road in the Plumas National Forest, offering quiet dispersed camping opportunities near Babcock Peak.
Black Mountain Lookout
An iconic historic lookout tower in the Plumas National Forest, offering panoramic mountain vistas. Originally built in 1934, this unique rental features a rustic cabin atop a ten-foot tower with adjacent space suitable for small tents.
Bogard Campground
Quiet and tucked-away developed campground in the Lassen National Forest. Features ten designated pine-shaded sites situated along a peaceful creek.
Bogard Dispersed Area
Dispersed camping options on Lassen National Forest land near the Bogard Visitor Center. Features flat clearings suitable for self-contained rigs, located off unpaved forest roads. Expect occasional distant train and highway noise, with active logging operations common in the surrounding area.
Bogard Rest Area
A clean, paved public rest stop nestled within the national forest along Highway 44. Excellent paved option, particularly useful as a fallback when forest roads are snowed out.
Boulder Creek Campground
Developed campground located in the northern Sierra Nevada Mountains near Antelope Lake. Surrounded by granite peaks and pine forests, it offers single-family campsites a short walk from the water. Recreation opportunities include swimming, boating, and fishing on the lake.
Boulder Creek Campground
Boulder Creek Campground is an official developed Forest Service campground located near Antelope Lake in Plumas National Forest. The campground features native material access roads suitable for passenger cars and motorhomes, set amidst a scenic pine forest.
Bridge CR Spr Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Bridge CR Spr Road within Lassen National Forest. The native dirt road provides several scattered pull-offs in a forested setting near Bogard Campground.
Campbell Mountain South Dispersed
This dirt forest road corridor offers dispersed camping opportunities within the Lassen National Forest. It is open to all vehicles with a scoria surface, providing scenic and quiet spots nestled among the pines.
Cave Ridge Spur North Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Cave Ridge Spur North in the Lassen National Forest. The road features a native dirt and gravel surface traversing pine-forested terrain, offering peaceful, basic dispersed camping sites.
Christie Campground
Situated in the scenic Eagle Lake Recreation Area of the Lassen National Forest, this developed campground offers access to the shoreline of Eagle Lake. Visitors can enjoy a 5.2-mile paved multi-use trail connecting the recreation area's diverse facilities. This site is highly favored for boating, kayaking, and trout fishing.
Cinder Pit Dispersed
This dispersed camping area is situated in Lassen National Forest near Clover Butte. It features a gravel access road suitable for all vehicles and is open year-round for overnight stays.
Cinder Pit Sec 27
This dirt corridor within the Lassen National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities on native surface roads. The area is generally accessible to most vehicle types during dry conditions.
Clarks Parallel Spur Dispersed
Dispersed camping opportunities along a forest spur road in Plumas National Forest. The route features a native material dirt surface accessible to most standard vehicles under dry conditions.
Clarks West Spur Dispersed
A scenic dirt spur road within Plumas National Forest offering dispersed camping opportunities in a tranquil, pine-forested environment.
Clover/Swain Mountain Tie Dispersed
This forest road corridor offers quiet dispersed camping opportunities within Lassen National Forest. The unpaved native dirt and gravel road winds through scenic pine forest, suitable for most self-contained vehicles during the open season.
Cooper Swamp Cutoff Spur Dispersed
This native-surface spur road offers quiet dispersed camping opportunities within the Lassen National Forest. It is generally passable for standard passenger vehicles during dry weather, providing a peaceful retreat near Round Valley Butte.
Coppervale North
This dispersed camping area along Coppervale North road offers tranquil settings in the Lassen National Forest. The dirt road is accessible to a variety of vehicles under dry conditions.
Coyote Corral
A peaceful dispersed camping corridor along the Coyote Corral forest road within Lassen National Forest. The native-surface dirt road provides easy access for most rigs seeking quiet wooded spots.
Crater Lake Campground Access Road Dispersed
This forest corridor provides access to Crater Lake Campground within Lassen National Forest, offering opportunities for dispersed camping along the road. The dirt road is generally accessible but subject to seasonal winter closures.
Crater Lake Campground
A quiet Forest Service campground situated near the base of Crater Mountain, offering basic developed campsites in a scenic pine forest.
Cutoff Loop Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Cutoff Loop within the scenic pine forests of Lassen National Forest.
Days End RV Park
A convenient commercial RV park featuring pull-through sites that make for an easy and reliable stopover at the end of a long travel day.
Duffy Creek Dispersed Camping
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Duffy Creek within the Lassen National Forest, offering wooded sites with native dirt road access.
Eagle Campground
Located in the Eagle Lake Recreation Area of the Lassen National Forest, Eagle Campground offers excellent paved access to camping spots right near the shore of California's third largest natural lake. The facility features standard developed amenities, including drinking water and flush toilets, with a nearby paved bike trail connecting to local day-use areas. It is an ideal spot for boating, sailing, and trout fishing, though it can get busy during summer peak seasons.
Eagle Lake BLM Dispersed Area
A scenic dispersed camping area on BLM land overlooking the northern portion of Eagle Lake, offering quiet pull-offs along the dirt access roads.
Eagle Lake District, Lassen National Forest
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Eagles Nest Tract Dispersed
This forest road corridor offers quiet dispersed camping opportunities on native dirt surfaces within Lassen National Forest. Accessible by standard vehicles, the area provides a rustic setting near Susanville.
East Canyon Dispersed Camping
A scenic dirt road corridor within the Plumas National Forest, offering roadside dispersed camping opportunities.
East Clover Road Dispersed
A quiet dirt corridor within Lassen National Forest offering standard dispersed camping along the roadside. The native material surface is generally suitable for most vehicle types in dry weather.
East Fork Willard Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along East Fork Willard Road within Lassen National Forest. This unpaved forest route winds through pine forests, offering several pull-offs suitable for self-contained vehicles looking for a peaceful wilderness retreat.
East Sec 6 Road Dispersed
This dirt corridor within Lassen National Forest offers dispersed camping pull-offs along the road. The route has a native material surface that is generally accessible to all vehicle types.
East Worley Ranch Road
A quiet National Forest corridor situated in Lassen National Forest, offering dispersed camping spots along a dirt and scoria-surfaced road.
Facht Ranch Road Dispersed
A quiet National Forest road corridor offering dispersed camping options on native dirt surfaces in Lassen National Forest.
Feather Lake Spur N Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Feather Lake Spur N, adjacent to a seasonal pond and wildlife viewing area in the Lassen National Forest.
Fredonyer Campsite
A roadside forest service clearing off Fredonyer Pass, providing basic dispersed camping opportunities within Lassen National Forest. It offers a convenient, quick stopover close to the highway.
Gallatin Trail Road Dispersed
This gravel corridor along Gallatin Trail Road offers dispersed camping opportunities within Lassen National Forest, situated just west of Eagle Lake. The route is well-maintained and suitable for most vehicle types.
Ginger Spur Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor located along Ginger Spur within Lassen National Forest. The dirt road meanders through a quiet, pine-forested area suitable for multiple rig setups seeking a secluded woodland retreat.
Harvey Mountain Lookout Road Dispersed
This forest road corridor climbs towards Harvey Mountain, offering quiet dispersed camping options on Lassen National Forest lands. The route features a volcanic scoria dirt surface and provides access to secluded spots surrounded by pines.
Harvey Valley Road Dispersed
This peaceful forest corridor runs through the Lassen National Forest, offering secluded dispersed camping opportunities directly off the dirt road.
Hog - Tele Spur Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along the Hog - Tele Spur road within Lassen National Forest, located near the Hog Flat Reservoir.
Hog N 44 Forest Road
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Lassen National Forest Road Hog N 44. The road consists of a smooth, native material surface that is easy to navigate, winding through pine trees and leading to scenic flatland views. Some distant highway noise can be heard.
Honey Lake Campground
A cozy, privately operated RV and tent campground situated off Highway 395 with scenic views of Honey Lake. The property features full-hookup sites, dedicated tent areas under the trees, an on-site camp store, laundry services, and hot showers.
Hungry Canyon Spur
A quiet dirt road corridor winding through Plumas National Forest. The area features secluded, forested dispersed sites with direct access to local backcountry landmarks.
Hungry Creek Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Hungry Creek Road in the Plumas National Forest. The route offers roadside pull-offs on a native dirt and gravel surface, providing a peaceful forested setting for self-contained campers.
Janesville-Frenchman Road Dispersed
A scenic, unpaved forest road corridor winding through Plumas National Forest near Thompson Peak. It offers multiple native-surface pullouts suitable for dispersed camping amidst the pines.
Jessen Valley South Dispersed
This unpaved forest road corridor in Lassen National Forest offers quiet dispersed camping opportunities. Standard vehicles can access native dirt pull-outs along the route.
Jessen Valley South
This unpaved forest corridor winds through the Lassen National Forest, providing peaceful dispersed camping spots in a scenic pine setting.
Keddie Face Road Dispersed
A quiet dirt corridor through Plumas National Forest, offering dispersed camping opportunities on native dirt pull-outs near Westwood. The route is open to all passenger vehicles and motorhomes, winding through pine scenery close to Dyer Mountain.
Lassen National Forest Road Se Sec 1 Dispersed
This dirt forest road in Lassen National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities in a pine-wooded environment near Westwood. The native material road surface is accessible to most vehicles in dry conditions, with several pullouts available.
Lassen West Village RV Park
A quiet and convenient RV park in Westwood offering full hookups and an easily accessible dump station.
Laufman Family Campground
Laufman Family Campground is a small, quiet developed USFS facility nestled in the pine forest of Plumas National Forest. The campground features six to eight small campsites equipped with picnic tables and fire rings, alongside a single vault toilet. Standard vehicles can access the site easily via the unpaved Milford Grade road, though low-hanging branches around ten feet may limit taller rigs. A small fee is required during the peak season.
Laufman Ranger Station Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Laufman Ranger Station Road within Plumas National Forest. The route offers convenient access to wooded sites suitable for various rig types.
Lava Beds No 4 Dispersed
Lava Beds No 4 is a native-surface dirt road within Lassen National Forest that provides dispersed camping options along its corridor. The road is generally passable for standard passenger vehicles and motorhomes, accessing forested dispersed sites.
Lava Beds No 7 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Lava Beds Road No 7 in the Lassen National Forest. The route passes through a mix of pine forest and volcanic landscapes, offering peaceful pullouts for camping.
Lit Jacks L Spur 3 Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along an unpaved forest road spur within the Lassen National Forest. The route is composed of a dirt and scoria surface, offering standard forest camping opportunities.
Lit Valley El Tie (dr 22) Dispersed
This quiet dispersed camping corridor along Lit Valley El Tie (dr 22) in Lassen National Forest offers basic roadside pull-outs suitable for self-contained rigs looking to camp near Dow Butte.
Lit Valley El Tie Dispersed (FR 22)
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Forest Road 22 within the Lassen National Forest, offering standard dirt-road access and natural pine forest surroundings.
Lit Valley El Tie Dispersed
Dispersed camping opportunities along the native-surface forest corridor of Lit Valley El Tie (DR 22) in Lassen National Forest.
Lit Valley El Tie Road Dispersed
This National Forest corridor along Lit Valley El Tie Road offers dispersed camping opportunities in the Lassen National Forest. The native material dirt road is accessible for most vehicle types under dry conditions.
Little Fredonyer South Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Little Fredonyer South road within Lassen National Forest. The unpaved scoria surface is generally well-maintained and suitable for a variety of rigs.
Little Fredonyer Spur Dispersed
This gravel spur road offers quiet, forested dispersed camping within Lassen National Forest, located just off the highway near Susanville.
Little Harvey Valley Road Dispersed
A dispersed camping corridor along Little Harvey Valley County Road in Lassen National Forest. The unpaved route is covered in scoria, offering accessible roadside pull-offs suitable for standard passenger vehicles and motorhomes.
Log Cabin Campground
A rustic and quiet Forest Service campground nestled in the pines of Plumas National Forest. This site provides a peaceful, remote camping option with basic amenities.
Logan South Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Logan South Road in Lassen National Forest. This dirt road offers quiet, primitive spots suitable for most rigs in dry conditions.
Lone 80 Forest Road
Dispersed camping corridor along the Lone 80 forest road in Lassen National Forest. The road is a native-material dirt road open to motorhomes and passenger vehicles, offering quiet forest camping.
Lone Rock Campground
Lone Rock Campground is a developed facility situated along the shores of Antelope Lake within Plumas National Forest. The campground is shaded by tall pine and fir trees, offering scenic views of the water and surrounding northern Sierra Nevada peaks. It serves as an excellent base for fishing, boating, and hiking, with immediate access to the Sunset Point trail. Amenities include drinking water, vault toilets, picnic tables, and campfire rings with grills.
Lone Rock Canyon Dispersed
Lone Rock Canyon offers dispersed camping opportunities along a native dirt and gravel forest road within Plumas National Forest. The route is generally accessible to most vehicles under dry conditions, providing quiet, primitive camping.
Lone Spring Mountain Dispersed Camping
This scenic mountain corridor within the Plumas National Forest offers quiet dispersed camping opportunities along a native dirt road.
Long Point Campground
A scenic developed campground situated on the southwestern peninsula of Antelope Lake. Most campsites offer clear views of the water with convenient access for wading, boating, and fishing. Amenities include picnic tables, campfire rings, drinking water, and vault toilets.
Lowe Motor Way Dispersed Camping
This dirt corridor within the Plumas National Forest offers accessible dispersed camping along Lowe Motor Way with standard forest stay limits.
Lowe Motor Way Dispersed
A quiet dirt corridor winding through Plumas National Forest, offering primitive dispersed camping options.
Lowe Motor Way Spur Dispersed
This quiet forest road spur off Lowe Motor Way is situated within Lassen National Forest, providing primitive dispersed camping opportunities. The road runs through peaceful pine forest terrain and has a native dirt and gravel surface.
Lowe Valley Spur C
Lowe Valley Spur C offers quiet dispersed camping along an unpaved forest corridor in the Plumas National Forest. The route consists of native dirt and gravel material suitable for those seeking a rustic, self-contained wilderness stay.
Lower Gooch Valley
Dispersed camping corridor along Lower Gooch Valley road in the Lassen National Forest, featuring a quiet, forested setting. It is suitable for most vehicles under dry conditions and provides a peaceful, wooded setting.
Lower Pine Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Lower Pine Road within the Lassen National Forest. The road is well-graded gravel, offering accessible roadside pulling spots in a tranquil forest setting.
Martin Creek Crossing Dispersed
This forest corridor along Martin CR Cross offers dispersed camping opportunities within Lassen National Forest. The route passes through a quiet pine forest setting with standard dispersed pullouts along the road.
McClellan Canyon Dispersed
This forest corridor provides opportunities for dispersed camping along McClellan Canyon within the scenic Plumas National Forest.
McClellan Ridge Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping options along the scenic McClellan Ridge within Plumas National Forest. The route features a dirt road with native material surface suitable for most vehicles.
Merrill Campground
A spacious, well-maintained developed campground situated on the scenic southern shore of Eagle Lake. Nestled in a tall pine forest, this facility offers paved loops, level concrete parking pads, and clean flushing restrooms. Visitors can enjoy direct access to a multi-use paved path connecting to neighboring recreational areas.
Milford Grade Dispersed Camping
This corridor along Milford Grade road offers dispersed camping pullouts just past the developed campground. Visitors can find secluded, roadside spots that feature views of the surrounding hills and Honey Lake. While accessible to standard vehicles in dry weather, the road can become rutted and muddy during winter, requiring high clearance or four-wheel drive.
Milford-Beckworth Road Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along Milford-Beckworth Road within Plumas National Forest. The route offers several rustic roadside pullouts surrounded by pine forest, offering peace and privacy.
N Bear Valley Tie Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor within Lassen National Forest offering rustic dispersed camping pull-offs.
N Star Butte Spur 2
This dirt road spur in Lassen National Forest offers quiet dispersed camping options surrounded by pine forest near Jennie Mountain.
Ne Gooch Camp Spur Dispersed
A scenic dirt spur road within Lassen National Forest offering quiet dispersed camping near Dow Butte.
North Antelope Drive Dispersed
North Antelope Drive offers dispersed camping corridors within the pine forests of Plumas National Forest. The unpaved native dirt road winds through secluded wooded areas near Antelope Lake. Standard Forest Service rules apply, making it a peaceful, rustic option for campers seeking a wilderness experience.
North Antelope Spur D Dispersed
This quiet dirt spur in Plumas National Forest provides secluded dispersed camping options with standard forest service access. The native surface road is best suited for standard vehicles during dry weather.
North Chaparral
A quiet dirt corridor offering dispersed camping within Lassen National Forest. The native-surface road provides access to primitive wooded campsites.
North Eagle Lake Campground
A well-maintained campground managed by the BLM near the northern shore of Eagle Lake, featuring shaded campsites, picnic tables, fire rings, and clean vault toilets.
North Fredonyer Spur Dispersed
An unpaved forest service spur corridor offering dispersed camping inside Lassen National Forest. The road is composed of dirt and scoria, generally navigable by standard passenger vehicles during dry periods.
North Harvey Spur
A quiet Forest Service road corridor in the Lassen National Forest, winding through scenic pine woods near Harvey Mountain. The native-surface road offers peaceful dispersed camping opportunities with standard forest spacing.
North Lodgepole Spur Dispersed
This quiet dirt road corridor in Lassen National Forest offers accessible dispersed camping opportunities under the pines.
North Slope Crater Dispersed
This forest corridor along North Slope Crater offers quiet, dispersed camping on Lassen National Forest land. The volcanic scoria-surface dirt road is open to all vehicles, leading to pleasant dispersed sites among the pines.
North Stanford Road Dispersed
A scenic corridor along North Stanford Road within Lassen National Forest, offering dispersed camping on a native dirt surface. The road winds through beautiful pine forest, providing easy access to quiet woodland settings.
North Willow Spring Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along a native-material dirt road in the Lassen National Forest, offering standard forest camping with easy access for most rigs.
Northwest Robber's Creek Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping along Northwest Robber's Creek Road, winding through a quiet pine forest near Swain Mountain.
Papoose Spur Dispersed
This quiet Forest Service spur road offers dispersed camping opportunities nestled in the pine woods of Lassen National Forest. The native dirt road is generally accessible to most vehicles during dry conditions.
Pegleg Mountain Lookout Road
A quiet forest corridor along a native-dirt access road leading toward Pegleg Mountain in Lassen National Forest. Dispersed camping is permitted along the route, which provides basic access for most vehicles under dry conditions.
Pine County Spur Dispersed Camping
A quiet dirt corridor offering dispersed camping options nested within the Lassen National Forest.
Pine Creek Dispersed Corridor
This forest road corridor in Lassen National Forest offers standard dispersed camping with straightforward access for standard passenger vehicles.
Pine Creek Estuary Dispersed Area
Scenic dispersed camping along Pine Creek Estuary road in the Lassen National Forest. This dirt corridor provides direct access to forested sites within easy reach of nearby sandy beaches.
Poison Spring Spur Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor within Plumas National Forest offering quiet dispersed camping near Papoose Peak.
Puls Camp Dispersed Area
Dispersed camping corridor located along the Puls Camp forest road within the Lassen National Forest. The area features wooded campsites suitable for self-contained rigs looking for a quiet forest stay.
Ramhorn Springs Campground
A quiet, primitive BLM campground located along Rye Patch Road, about three miles off Highway 395. The site features basic developed amenities including vault toilets, picnic tables, fire rings, and a horse corral, situated next to a seasonal small creek. It is highly popular during autumn hunting seasons and requires some vehicle leveling, but offers a peaceful, scenic high-desert retreat with no fees beyond suggested donations.
Ridenour Spur A Dispersed Area
A quiet Forest Service spur road offering native-surface dispersed camping within the Plumas National Forest.
Rock Creek Road Dispersed
This quiet dirt road corridor winds through the Plumas National Forest near Antelope Lake, offering peaceful dispersed camping options.
Rocky Point BLM Campground
Rocky Point is a scenic and peaceful dispersed-style BLM campground situated along the shores of Eagle Lake. The area is highly popular for birdwatching and features remarkably clean vault toilets. While spacious enough for larger rigs to turn around, the final approach involves a narrow, rocky, two-mile gravel road that can become crowded.
Rocky Point Campground
Rocky Point Campground is a developed recreation site situated along the forested shores of Lake Almanor. It features numerous campsites nestled among pine trees, offering excellent access to water-based activities like boating and fishing. The campground provides standard amenities including potable water, restrooms, and fire rings.
Rocky Point Road Dispersed
This dirt forest road corridor offers dispersed camping options within the Lassen National Forest. The road is open to all vehicles and provides access to scenic natural pull-offs near Eagle Lake.
Roxie Peconom Campground
Roxie Peconom Campground is a developed, free Forest Service campground situated along a tranquil river in Lassen National Forest. It features ten walk-in sites surrounded by fencing, vault toilets, hand-pumped water, and picnic tables. While vehicle parking is limited to a few gravel spaces near the entrance, it is a peaceful option for tent campers and small campervans.
S Clover Butte Spur Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along South Clover Butte Spur in Lassen National Forest. The native material dirt road leads into peaceful pine forest surroundings near Clover Butte.
Saddle Spur Dispersed
Saddle Spur offers dispersed camping opportunities along a native dirt road in the Lassen National Forest, located a few miles from the Goumaz Trailhead. This quiet forest setting is suitable for self-contained rigs looking for a peaceful stay.
Sec 4 Spur Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along the Sec 4 Spur dirt road within the Lassen National Forest. The native material road provides access to standard wooded pullouts suitable for standard rigs.
Shays Hole Res
An unpaved forest corridor winding through Lassen National Forest near Susanville. The native dirt track is suitable for most standard vehicles during dry conditions.
Sheepshead Spur Dispersed Camping
This remote forest corridor along Sheepshead Spur provides quiet, primitive dispersed camping options within the Lassen National Forest. The native dirt road is open to passenger vehicles and motorhomes, leading to secluded sites nestled among the pines.
Shoestring Harvey Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping options located along the Shoestring Harvey corridor within the Lassen National Forest, offering quiet forest settings near Harvey Mountain.
Slate Creek Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Slate Creek within the Lassen National Forest. The native-surface dirt road provides access to forested pull-offs suitable for boondocking.
Slate Mountain Road Dispersed
Primitive dispersed camping sites located along Slate Mountain Road in the Lassen National Forest, providing standard pine forest settings with flat pull-offs along a native dirt road.
So Summit Lake Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along South Summit Lake Road in Lassen National Forest.
South Dow Lava No 4
This native dirt corridor in the Lassen National Forest provides standard dispersed camping opportunities. It is seasonally accessible for all vehicles from spring through early winter.
South Goat Mountain Forest Road Dispersed
This dirt corridor within the Lassen National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities along a native material forest road near Goat Mountain.
South Houseman Road Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along South Houseman Road within the scenic Lassen National Forest near Susanville.
South Whitehorse Tie
This remote dirt corridor in Lassen National Forest features a volcanic scoria surface suitable for standard vehicles. Standard U.S. Forest Service dispersed camping rules apply along this year-round accessible route.
South Willow Spring Dispersed Corridor
A dispersed camping corridor running along South Willow Spring road within the Lassen National Forest. The route offers pull-offs on native dirt surfaces suitable for motorhomes and standard passenger vehicles.
Spaulding Tract Road Spur Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along the Spaulding Tract Road Spur within Lassen National Forest, offering primitive camping opportunities on a dirt spur road in a forested setting.
Squaw Valley Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Squaw Valley Road within the Lassen National Forest, offering direct access to nature with standard forest road conditions. Suitable for those seeking a quiet forest getaway.
Stanford Hdq Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Stanford Hdq road in Lassen National Forest. The route passes through scenic pine forests near Logan Mountain, offering quiet native dirt pull-offs suitable for a variety of rigs.
Straylor Lake Spur 3 Dispersed
A quiet, unpaved forest service spur road located within Lassen National Forest, offering dispersed camping options on native dirt surfaces.
Summit Camp Road (DR21/FH168)
A quiet forest corridor in Lassen National Forest along Summit Camp Road, offering peaceful dispersed camping opportunities in a pine-wooded environment.
Susanville BLM Campground
A basic, free BLM dispersed camping area located just off CA-139, about 15 minutes north of Susanville. The site functions as a large gravel pull-out with room for several rigs and features a single broken picnic table and scattered stone fire rings. Ideal for quick, self-contained overnight stops, though visitors must pack out all waste.
Upper Pierce Creek Road Dispersed Camping
A dispersed camping corridor along Upper Pierce Creek Road in Plumas National Forest. The native dirt and gravel road provides quiet roadside pullouts suitable for most vehicle types during dry conditions.
W BR Little Antelope Road Dispersed
A quiet dirt forest road corridor winding through Plumas National Forest that offers dispersed camping opportunities.
W Prison Spring Spur Dispersed Camping
Primitive dispersed camping opportunities located along W Prison Spring Spur in Lassen National Forest. The area features a quiet, pine-wooded environment with easy access to nearby mountain attractions. It is ideal for those seeking a rustic, self-contained wilderness camping experience.
W Willow Spring Spur Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along W Willow Spring Spur in Lassen National Forest. The native dirt track runs through wooded terrain near Campbell Mountain, offering basic roadside spots.
Walking Stick Road Dispersed
Dispersed forest camping corridor along Walking Stick Road in Lassen National Forest, providing quiet camping spots in a wooded environment. Accessible via a native dirt road suitable for most vehicles under dry conditions.
Walmart Susanville
A flat, paved commercial lot at the Susanville Walmart with easy access to shopping and dining. The perimeter offers some shade and grass for pets, making it a highly convenient overnight option.
West Branch Indian Creek Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along the West Branch Indian Creek in Plumas National Forest. The native dirt route offers pull-offs suitable for a quiet forest retreat.
West Bridge Creek North
A quiet dispersed camping corridor winding through the scenic pine forests of Lassen National Forest. The area is accessed via a native-material dirt road, offering peaceful, wooded surroundings for self-contained campers.
West Crater Road Dispersed
This dirt forest road winds through the Lassen National Forest near Crater Mountain, offering quiet dispersed camping options. The road is composed of native dirt materials and is accessible to most standard vehicles in dry weather.
West Eagle Campground
West Eagle Campground provides two large group campsites in the scenic Eagle Lake Recreation Area. Designed to accommodate up to 75 to 100 guests, these sites offer robust facilities including flush toilets, electricity, and drinking water. Visitors can easily access the lake for boating, swimming, and fishing, or explore the multi-use trail winding through the surrounding pines.
West Fleming Spur Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping sites nestled along West Fleming Spur within Lassen National Forest, surrounded by tall pine trees and offering direct access to nature.
West Martin Springs Dispersed Camping
Quiet dispersed camping along West Martin Springs Road in Lassen National Forest. The native material dirt road is accessible to most standard vehicles, offering peaceful pine forest settings.
West McCoy Flat Road Dispersed
Quiet forest corridor offering dispersed camping pull-offs along West McCoy Flat Road within Lassen National Forest. The dirt road is generally level and accessible to most vehicle types under dry conditions, though rain can make the native material slippery.
West Slope Spur C1
A dirt forest service road spur within Plumas National Forest, offering quiet dispersed camping opportunities on native surface terrain.
West Willow Spring Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping corridor located along West Willow Spring road within Lassen National Forest, featuring native surface terrain suitable for various rig types.
Willy Bill Ave Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Willy Bill Avenue in Lassen National Forest. The route is a native material dirt road winding through pine forests, offering standard dispersed camping pullouts. It is open to all vehicle types under dry conditions.