Dispersed Camping in Riverside County, California
Showing 231 locations in Riverside County.
24 Hour Fitness
A standard commercial fitness center parking lot in Riverside. Suitable for low-profile vehicles looking for a quick, discreet overnight stay, subject to property management discretion and local city ordinances.
24 Hour Fitness
A 24 Hour Fitness parking lot located in a paved commercial shopping center in Moreno Valley, suitable for a low-profile stealth overnight stay.
Apache Peak Wilderness Campsite
A remote, hike-in primitive campsite located near Apache Peak along the Pacific Crest Trail.
Apple Canyon Parking
A basic dirt parking area located in the San Jacinto Mountains, providing access to nearby hiking trails like Spitler Peak. This location is best suited for standard vehicles and smaller rigs looking for a quiet forest staging point.
Apple Canyon Road Yellow Post Sites
A scenic mountain pine forest corridor containing designated 'yellow post' dispersed campsites. Tucked away under the canopy, this area offers peaceful wilderness loops with fire rings and tables, making it a stellar basecamp near Lake Hemet.
Apple Canyon Yellow Post Site 2
A designated Yellow Post dispersed campsite located within the scenic San Bernardino National Forest near Lake Hemet. This single site offers a rustic camping experience shaded by mature trees, with a standard dirt road access suitable for most passenger vehicles under dry conditions.
Atáxam Mámta’ash Campground
Formerly known as Indian Flats Campground, this secluded US Forest Service facility features 17 developed sites shaded by mature oak trees. Positioned at the end of a winding 7-mile paved canyon road, it provides immediate access to the Pacific Crest Trail.
Banning Bench Dispersed Area
A dispersed camping area located on the Banning Bench overlooking the valley. Situated near utility infrastructure, this spot offers scenic vistas of the city lights but is impacted by litter and buzzing electrical towers. The access road is dirt with some rutted sections and potential for deep puddles during wet weather.
Banning Urban Stealth Parking
This urban area in Banning features paved parking near municipal services. While standard paved access makes the location easily reachable, local municipal regulations restrict overnight parking and habitation, making extreme discretion and a low-profile setup necessary.
Black Mountain Group Campground
A picturesque developed group campground situated high in the San Jacinto Mountains. The site offers stunning vistas encompassing the desert divide and surrounding pine forests, with direct access to the Fuller Ridge Trail and the Pacific Crest Trail. Access is via a rough, winding dirt forest road that typically requires high-clearance or four-wheel-drive vehicles. This is a group-use facility requiring advance reservations.
Black Mountain Road Dispersed Area
A rugged dispersed camping corridor along Black Mountain Road (Forest Road 4S01) in the San Bernardino National Forest. Pull-offs along the lower sections of the road offer scenic mountain vistas. High-clearance vehicles are strongly recommended due to deep ruts and washouts on this steep dirt mountain road.
Black Mountain Road Yellow Post Sites
A series of designated Yellow Post dispersed camping sites located along Black Mountain Road (Forest Road 4S01) within the San Bernardino National Forest. The dirt access road is rough, rutted, and steep, requiring high-clearance or four-wheel drive. Camping along this corridor is strictly restricted to these numbered, designated sites to protect the surrounding environment and manage wildfire risks.
Black Mountain Truck Trail Dispersed
Scenic dirt road corridor winding through pine trees and granite boulders within the San Bernardino National Forest. Dispersed camping pull-offs offer quiet wooded settings and mountain vistas, though access is gated seasonally.
Black Mountain Yellow Post #6
An official designated yellow post dispersed campsite situated at the end of Fuller Spur C, adjacent to the Pacific Crest Trail and Fuller Ridge Trailhead. This scenic wilderness location offers stunning mountain vistas and peaceful surroundings. Access is challenging, requiring a long drive up a steep, winding mountain road with loose gravel and sandy spots, making it best suited for high-clearance vehicles.
BLM Land near Mecca, CA
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BLM Land near Mesa Verde, CA
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BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A rugged desert corridor on BLM land near Mesa Verde, ideal for remote dispersed camping.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed Area
Remote dispersed camping corridor located on Bureau of Land Management land near Mesa Verde. The terrain is desert landscape requiring high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles to navigate safely.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A rugged desert corridor along a BLM primitive track offering remote dispersed camping on public land in eastern Riverside County. The terrain is sandy and rocky, demanding a high-clearance vehicle for safe navigation.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
An isolated dispersed camping corridor along a rough BLM primitive road in Riverside County, offering panoramic views of the surrounding desert flats. Ideal for fully self-contained rigs seeking deep wilderness solitude.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A rugged primitive road corridor traversing Bureau of Land Management territory near Mesa Verde, offering primitive dispersed camping options for well-equipped setups.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor situated on Bureau of Land Management land near Mesa Verde, offering primitive dry camping options.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
This remote BLM road offers rugged, primitive dispersed camping options in a stark desert landscape near Mesa Verde and Thumb Peak. It is best suited for self-contained, high-clearance vehicles looking for quiet isolation.
Blue Jay Campground
A developed campground nestled under an oak and pine canopy within the Cleveland National Forest, offering paved loop access. It serves as an excellent base for hiking Los Pinos Peak.
Blythe Shopping Plaza Parking
A large commercial parking corridor located behind local retail establishments and markets near South Carlton Avenue. This paved area offers straightforward, flat surface parking suitable for an overnight stop while in transit along Interstate 10.
Bogart Park Campground
A scenic park campground set in a oak-shaded valley near Cherry Valley. It features roughly 30 sites ranging from dry camping to partial and full hookups, equipped with fire rings, tables, and water access.
Boulder Basin Campground
Boulder Basin Campground offers quiet camping in a scenic, boulder-rich pine forest high on Black Mountain. The area features access to hiking trails, bouldering spots, and the Pacific Crest Trail. The access road is a steep, winding, and rough dirt road requiring high-clearance vehicles.
Bradshaw Trail BLM Dispersed (66005)
A historic, rugged desert corridor traversing public lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management. Dispersed camping is permitted in established pull-offs along this desert track, offering pristine isolation and dramatic arid vistas.
Bradshaw Trail Dispersed Camping
Dispersed desert camping along the historic Bradshaw Trail on BLM-managed land. The road is rough with sandy patches, requiring high-clearance or 4WD vehicles.
Bull Canyon Parking
A quiet dirt parking area located in the San Bernardino National Forest, offering direct access to the Pacific Crest Trail. It serves as a peaceful wilderness staging area for hikers and campers.
Bull Canyon Road Dispersed
This scenic dirt corridor near the Pacific Crest Trail offers remote dispersed camping options in a rugged desert canyon setting.
Butterfly Peak Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping area located in the chaparral hills near Butterfly Peak, accessed via dirt roads.
Cahuilla Tewanet Overlook
A paved scenic overlook and interpretive trail off the Palms to Pines Scenic Byway (Highway 74) within the San Bernardino National Forest. The site features beautiful vistas of the surrounding desert canyon, but overnight camping and parking are strictly prohibited.
Caliente Springs Resort
A premium, age 55+ RV resort offering full hookups and extensive amenities including natural mineral hot spring pools and multiple hot tubs. The property features comprehensive services, though strictly regulated rules apply regarding age limits, pets, and site usage.
Camp Area
This camping area is situated in the rugged Sedco Hills near Lake Elsinore, offering basic staging or overnight opportunities near local aviation attractions.
Camp Azalea Trails
This is a private youth group facility and camp located in a secluded forest setting near Dark Canyon.
Caramba Trail Camp
Caramba Camp is a primitive walk-in wilderness camp located along the Caramba Trail in Mount San Jacinto, accessible only by a strenuous hike.
Catalina Spa and RV Resort
A well-appointed, commercial RV resort featuring hot mineral pools and jacuzzis, tennis and pickleball courts, mini-golf, laundry, and full hookups. Offering standard gravel and paved sites in two tiered sections, this clean and quiet park provides a relaxing resort experience in the desert.
Cathedral City Industrial Stealth Areas
This zone covers industrial street parking and vacant commercial areas in Cathedral City. While suitable for discreet overnight stays in low-profile vehicles, the presence of security patrols and active daytime business operations demands strict discretion.
Cathedral City Urban Stealth Parking
Industrial and commercial street parking option located behind a shopping plaza in Cathedral City. Best suited for low-profile vehicles needing a quick, late-arrival overnight stay, though local municipal codes restrict overnight vehicle habitation.
Chevron Chiriaco Summit
A large paved commercial parking lot at the Chevron station. Offers a convenient option for trucks, RVs, and overnight car campers needing a quick rest stop along the interstate corridor.
Chiriaco Summit BLM Dispersed
Scenic desert dispersed camping situated on BLM land along the dirt road heading north from Chiriaco Summit. This area provides wide pullouts with established fire rings and panoramic mountain backdrops, remaining far enough from the highway to minimize traffic noise.
Chiriaco Summit Dry Camp
A free, clean dry camping area located directly behind the General George S. Patton Memorial Museum. Level gravel sites with fire rings are provided courtesy of the local summit business owners, managed by an on-site host. An excellent and convenient overnight stopover just off Interstate 10.
Coachella Lakes RV Resort
A premium, newly developed RV resort offering over 300 spacious sites suitable for rigs of all sizes. The facility features extensive modern amenities including swimming pools, hot tubs, pickleball courts, an 18-hole miniature golf course, and a fully equipped fitness center, making it an excellent stop for a complete system reset.
Combs Peak Backcountry Site
A secluded wilderness backcountry campsite accessible via trail near Combs Peak. Ideal for backpackers seeking primitive wilderness camping with panoramic high-desert mountain views.
Combs Peak North Dispersed Site
A flat dirt clearing situated in the northern section of the dispersed area, offering expansive desert mountain views.
Combs Peak Northeast Dispersed Site
A sandy dispersed site on the northeast side of the ridge, best suited for small, capable overland rigs.
Combs Peak PCT Backpacking Zone
A cluster of remote wilderness and hike-in campsites situated along the Pacific Crest Trail near Combs Peak in the Beauty Mountain area. This scenic backcountry zone offers high isolation for backpackers but requires self-sufficiency and packing in all water.
Combs Peak PCT Hike-In Site North
A primitive hike-in campsite situated directly along the Pacific Crest Trail.
Combs Peak South Dispersed Site
An isolated, rocky camp spot tucked away on the southern ridge, requiring high clearance to access safely.
Combs Peak West Dispersed Site
A secluded, rugged dirt pull-off located on the western slope of the Combs Peak area, suitable for high-clearance vehicles.
Combs Peak Wilderness Campsite
A remote wilderness campsite located in the chaparral near Combs Peak.
Coon Hollow LTVA Campground
Coon Hollow Campground is a BLM-managed Long Term Visitor Area (LTVA) in the lower Colorado Desert, adjacent to a desert riparian wash populated by palo verde and ironwood trees. The area offers 29 spacious, level sites equipped with picnic tables, barbecue grills, and fire rings, making it highly popular with gem collectors and desert explorers.
Corona Ranger Station North Dispersed
This Forest Service corridor offers dispersed roadside camping in the Cleveland National Forest near Corona. The route features asphalt and unpaved sections that remain accessible to most passenger vehicles and standard RVs.
Cottonwood Campground
This developed campground is situated in the southern, lower-elevation desert region of Joshua Tree National Park. The facility features over sixty standard campsites and several group reservation spots, serving as an easily accessible desert basecamp directly off the main paved park road. While the open landscape lacks significant shade trees, it offers extensive desert views, convenient trailhead access, and exceptional stargazing opportunities. Campers have access to flush toilets, potable water spigots, and a free trailer dump station.
Coyote Canyon Road Dispersed
Rugged wild camping options located along Coyote Canyon Road in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park. This sandy and rocky route offers rustic pullouts surrounded by stark canyon scenery.
Coyote Road BLM Dispersed
A convenient but heavily degraded BLM dispersed camping area located along Coyote Song Way near Palm Springs. The flat desert terrain offers straightforward access, though visitors should expect a lack of privacy, substantial litter, and occasional local traffic.
Crestline Group Campground
Located in a shaded, wooded area of Palomar Mountain, Crestline Group Campground is an ideal spot for group gatherings of up to 50 people. The facility features mature black oaks, white firs, and cedars, providing excellent shade and a peaceful mountain atmosphere. It is fully equipped with several picnic tables and an accessible vault toilet, and is positioned conveniently close to the famous Palomar Observatory.
Dark Canyon Campground
A secluded developed campground nestled in a heavily wooded canyon along Dark Canyon Creek. It offers shaded sites under tall pines and incense cedars, providing an excellent base for hiking the nearby trails. Campsites operate on a seasonal, first-come, first-served basis.
Dartolo Road Urban Stealth Area
This suburban corridor along Dartolo Road in Temecula features paved public street parking and adjacent commercial lots. While the area is flat and convenient to local dining and shopping options, overnight parking and sleeping in vehicles are regulated by local municipal codes. Best suited for low-profile vans and short stealth stays, visitors should remain discreet and respect nearby residential and business spaces.
Deer Flat / Knob Hill Road Dispersed
This Forest Service road corridor in Cleveland National Forest offers rustic dispersed camping along a native dirt road suitable for passenger vehicles.
DeMuth Park Area Stealth Parking
An urban residential and light industrial area near DeMuth Park in Palm Springs and Cathedral City. Street parking exists along East Mesquite Avenue and Vella Road, but local municipal codes strictly regulate overnight vehicle residency and parking. Active enforcement of overnight vehicle habitation laws makes this area highly risky for stays beyond standard daytime park use.
Desert Hot Springs Stealth Parking
Suburban street parking along Santa Rosa Road in Desert Hot Springs, located near local spa resorts. This area is suitable for low-profile vehicles seeking a quick overnight stay, but local municipal codes may restrict overnight parking on public roads.
Desert Hot Springs Urban Stealth Parking
Curbside street parking in residential and commercial areas of Desert Hot Springs. Overnight sleeping in parked vehicles on public roadways is restricted by municipal code. Low-profile, self-contained vehicles occasionally utilize spots briefly, but there is active local enforcement.
Dripping Springs Campground
Dripping Springs Campground is a developed Forest Service campground situated adjacent to the scenic Agua Tibia Wilderness. The facility features 34 individual campsites, vault toilets, and potable water. It serves as an excellent basecamp for hiking local wilderness trails or visiting the nearby wine country. Sites are clean, well-spaced, and surrounded by Southern California chaparral with mountain views. A popular trailhead starts at the campground, bringing some hiker traffic through the lower areas on weekends. Highly accessible via flat, paved roads directly off the highway.
East Grade Road Pullout
This paved parking pullout off East Grade Road on Palomar Mountain offers scenic views of the surrounding oak and pine forest, though overnight stays may be restricted by Cleveland National Forest regulations.
East Indian Creek OHV Road Dispersed
This rugged route offers dispersed camping along the native dirt track of East Indian Creek OHV within the San Bernardino National Forest. The road is open year-round for vehicle access and dispersed camping, subject to standard forest service regulations.
Edgar Canyon Road Suburban Stealth Area
A simple gravel shoulder pull-off on Edgar Canyon Road overlooking a scenic valley. Positioned on the outskirts of suburban Cherry Valley, it offers quick access to local trails but remains highly exposed to passing neighborhood traffic.
El Cariso Campground
El Cariso Campground is a developed US Forest Service facility nestled under a canopy of mature oaks in the Cleveland National Forest. Located along the Ortega Highway corridor, it offers convenient highway access and paved loops suitable for a variety of rigs. It serves as an excellent base for hiking nearby trails or enjoying the scenic mountain environment.
Falcon Group Campground
A popular group camping area within the Cleveland National Forest, situated just off the scenic Ortega Highway. This site provides large group campsites surrounded by oak and pine trees, with immediate access to several hiking and mountain biking trails.
Falls Picnic Area
Paved parking area located at the Falls Picnic Area in San Bernardino National Forest, providing direct access to the Big Falls Trailhead. This site is suitable for standard vehicles and offers scenic canyon views, though it experiences heavy day-use traffic.
Fern Basin Campground
Fern Basin Campground is a quiet, shaded retreat located in the San Bernardino National Forest near Idyllwild. Situated among mature pines, it offers around 24 campsites equipped with tables, campfire rings, and vault toilets, making it a peaceful base for hiking the nearby Marion Mountain and San Jacinto trails.
Fisherman Fuelbreak Dispersed
A scenic forest corridor along Fisherman Fuelbreak Road in the San Bernardino National Forest. This area offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities in a pine forest setting near Idyllwild.
Fisherman's Camp
A primitive hike-in trail camp located along San Mateo Creek in the San Mateo Canyon Wilderness of Cleveland National Forest.
Flying J Glen Avon
Flying J travel plaza offering convenient overnight parking for all vehicle types and sizes just off the highway.
Fobes Ranch Road Dispersed
A dirt forest road corridor located within the San Bernardino National Forest, providing dispersed camping pullouts surrounded by typical chaparral and montane woodland.
FOE RV Park
A simple, no-frills RV park run by the local Fraternal Order of Eagles. Offers basic amenities including hookups, warm showers, restrooms, and laundry services. Conveniently located near the highway for a quick stopover.
Fry Creek Campground
A quiet and highly shaded developed campground situated beneath a dense pine canopy. Located just down the road from the Palomar Observatory, it offers a tranquil escape with excellent walking trails.
Godwin Road BLM Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor along Godwin Road on BLM-managed land near Mecca. The sandy dirt route leads into rugged desert surroundings, offering expansive views and quiet isolation.
Goff Flat Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt road corridor offering dispersed camping options within the San Bernardino National Forest near Anza.
Happy Traveler RV Park
A gated, clean, and well-maintained private RV park located within walking distance of downtown Palm Springs. Sites feature full hookups and are divided by tall hedges that offer enhanced privacy and shade.
Henshaw Scenic Vista Dispersed
Scenic roadside pullouts located near the Henshaw Scenic Vista in the Cleveland National Forest, offering beautiful views of the surrounding valley and lake.
High Creek Camp
High Creek Camp is a designated backcountry trail camp situated along the Vivian Creek Trail within the San Gorgonio Wilderness. This hike-in destination offers primitive campsites set among tall pines next to a creek, providing a rugged alpine experience.
Highpoint Road Dispersed
Highpoint Road offers dispersed camping opportunities along a graded dirt corridor winding through the scenic Cleveland National Forest. This area provides quiet mountain vistas with standard national forest stay limits.
Highway 243 Pullouts & Lake Fulmor
Located along Highway 243 in the San Bernardino National Forest, this scenic area features paved parking near Lake Fulmor and roadside vista pullouts. While the area offers beautiful views of the pine forest and nearby mountain peaks, overnight camping and parking are prohibited in these day-use facilities and highway turnouts.
Home Depot Parking Lot
A convenient overnight stop in a well-lit commercial plaza near Palm Springs. Rigs are permitted to stay for a single night, though parking should be restricted specifically to the hardware store portion of the lot rather than adjacent retail spaces. Be prepared for regular overhead flight noise due to the nearby airport runway.
Humber Park Trailhead
This paved day-use trailhead parking lot provides access to Devil's Slide Trail in the San Bernardino National Forest. Overnight camping and sleeping in vehicles are strictly prohibited, though a recreational pass is required for daytime parking.
Hurkey Creek Campground
Hurkey Creek is a scenic and well-maintained county campground located directly on the mountain bike trail system. The facility offers easy access to shade, warm showers, flushing toilets, and clean bathrooms, making it a comfortable destination for tents and RVs alike.
Idyllwild Control Road Dispersed
This forest road corridor offers dispersed camping options winding through the San Bernardino National Forest near Idyllwild. The native material dirt road is accessible by passenger cars, providing direct access to scenic mountain surroundings.
Idyllwild Regional Park
A county-managed regional park providing spacious camping under a dense pine canopy. Features maintained loops, coin-operated showers, water access, and immediate access to scenic hiking trails.
Idyllwild RV Resort - Thousand Trails
A spacious, forested RV resort nestled in the scenic San Jacinto Mountains. The property spans over 200 acres with direct access to hiking trails and features a cozy lodge, clean bathhouses, and laundry facilities. Although situated in an area historically impacted by wildfires, the park itself offers a wooded environment with easy pet-friendly walks. Some interior roads can be steep, so careful navigation is required for larger rigs. It operates as a developed membership campground but welcomes reservations.
Idyllwild Urban Stealth Parking
Paved town parking areas near local businesses in Idyllwild. This area is highly exposed and is strictly suitable for low-profile passenger vehicles or small campervans.
Indian Flats Road Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor winding past the developed campground along Puerta La Cruz Truck Trail. This area offers primitive pullouts in a rugged chaparral environment within Cleveland National Forest.
Indian Truck Trail
Indian Truck Trail offers dispersed camping opportunities along a dirt corridor within Cleveland National Forest, winding through mountain terrain near Trabuco Peak.
Indian Vista Overlook
A scenic unpaved forest road overlook corridor in the San Bernardino National Forest near Idyllwild, providing roadside pullouts suitable for dispersed camping.
Joshua Tree South BLM Dispersed Area
A vast and highly popular dispersed camping area situated on Bureau of Land Management land directly outside the southern entrance of Joshua Tree National Park. The corridor features numerous flat, sand-and-gravel tracks branching off Cottonwood Springs Road, including Pinto Road and routes parallel to the power lines. It offers abundant space with existing rock fire rings, serving as an ideal staging ground for visiting the park.
Juan Diego Flat (OHV) Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping areas along the rugged Juan Diego Flat (OHV) Road within the San Bernardino National Forest, located near Cahuilla Mountain.
Juan Diego Flat OHV Road
This dirt corridor within the San Bernardino National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities near Cahuilla Mountain.
Juan Diego Flats Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping along Juan Diego Flats Road offers rustic pullouts near the scenic trails of Cahuilla Mountain.
Juan Diego OHV Road Dispersed
Juan Diego (OHV) Road offers remote dispersed camping in the chaparral and pine-dotted flats near Little Cahuilla Mountain.
KOA Vail Lake
An expansive and busy developed resort campground offering access to nearby mountain biking trails and recreational activities around Vail Lake.
LA Fitness Woodcrest
Paved parking lot of an LA Fitness gym, where active members with low-profile vehicles may find a quick, stealthy overnight stop.
La Quinta Urban Stealth
An urban parking area located in Old Town La Quinta. This flat dirt lot is situated adjacent to commercial shops, dining, and local establishments, offering a convenient stopover for self-contained, low-profile vehicles.
Lake Cahuilla Recreation Park
A scenic county-managed campground situated along the shores of Lake Cahuilla near La Quinta and Indio. The park offers level sites with options ranging from primitive dry camping directly on the lake shore to electric and water hookups, alongside a convenient dump station. It features clean restrooms, hot showers, and sports courts, serving as an excellent basecamp for visiting the Coachella Valley.
Lake Hemet Parking Areas
Dispersed parking and camping corridors nestled in the San Bernardino National Forest near the scenic Lake Hemet. The area offers pine-shaded pull-offs and convenient roadside access.
Lake Perris State Recreation Area - Northside Group Camp
A developed group campground situated on the north side of the recreation area near Mount Russell, ideal for large gatherings and multi-vehicle groups.
Lake Perris State Recreation Area Campgrounds
A large and well-developed state recreation area campground featuring multiple loops including Roadrunner, Bobcat, Coyote, Deer, Quail, and a dedicated Horse Camp. Situated near Lake Perris, the campground offers immediate access to boating, hiking, and a museum. Sites vary from basic tent areas to full RV hookups set against a backdrop of scenic rocky hills.
Lion Peak & Pine Mountain Wilderness Area
A series of remote wilderness and hike-in campsites situated along the Pacific Crest Trail near Lion Peak and Pine Mountain, offering scenic high-country views and primitive backcountry camping.
Lion Peak Ridge Campsite
A primitive backcountry clearing located along the Pacific Crest Trail just west of Lion Peak, offering excellent views of the surrounding canyons.
Lion Peak Trailside Camp
A basic dirt campsite directly alongside the Pacific Crest Trail, ideal for a quick overnight stop.
Locust Street / Painted Hill Dispersed
A rugged dispersed camping area located on BLM land near the Whitewater Preserve, accessed via Locust Street. The access road is rough and requires a high-clearance 4WD vehicle due to mild washouts and steep terrain.
Lookout Mountain Dispersed Area
A remote, primitive dispersed camping area situated in the chaparral country near Lookout Mountain. Accessible via rugged dirt roads, this area offers peace and quiet with panoramic mountain vistas.
Lookout Mountain Dispersed Site
A primitive dispersed campsite located off a rough dirt trail near Lookout Mountain. Offers excellent privacy amidst dry chaparral vegetation and requires a high-clearance vehicle.
Lookout Mountain Hike-In Spot
A walk-in, hike-in dispersed campsite positioned near a trailhead along the western slopes of Lookout Mountain. Best suited for backpackers seeking an isolated primitive tent spot.
Love's Travel Stop
A standard highway travel plaza offering commercial parking. Suitable for quick overnight stays, though expect active traffic and idling trucks. Management is accommodating for self-contained campervans when permission is requested.
Margarita Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Margarita Road within the Cleveland National Forest, offering peaceful wooded spots with native dirt road access. This route winds through chaparral and pine-dotted slopes, providing basic pullout options.
Marion Mountain Campground
Perched high in the San Bernardino National Forest, this rustic developed campground offers standard amenities like vault toilets, picnic tables, and fire rings, providing immediate access to the strenuous Marion Mountain Trail heading up to San Jacinto Peak. Ideal for tents, vans, and small camper vehicles looking for a forested mountain retreat.
May Valley Road
May Valley Road offers access to scenic dispersed camping at designated yellow post sites nestled within the pines of the San Bernardino National Forest near Idyllwild. The native dirt road is generally passenger-vehicle accessible under dry conditions, leading to peaceful campsites with mountain vistas.
Meccacopia Truck Trail Dispersed
This rugged BLM route winds through the scenic desert canyon landscapes and sandy washes of the Mecca Hills area.
Mellor Ranch Road
This dirt access road leads into the San Bernardino National Forest near Cabazon, offering a route for dispersed camping on native dirt surfaces. It provides a scenic gateway to the surrounding rugged foothills and nearby trailheads.
MIT Geology Field Camp Site
A remote desert camping area situated in the rugged hills of eastern Riverside County.
Momyer Parking
Momyer Parking serves as the trailhead for the Momyer Creek Trail in the San Bernardino National Forest. The dirt parking area provides access for hikers entering the wilderness.
Morrell Canyon Trailhead
This trailhead in the Cleveland National Forest provides parking for hikers accessing the Morgan Trail. Overnight parking is restricted to backcountry users, and sleeping in vehicles or camping at the trailhead itself is prohibited.
Mount San Jacinto State Park - Idyllwild Campground
A fully shaded, pine-forested developed campground in Mount San Jacinto State Park. Located adjacent to the ranger station, it provides easy access to local mountain trails and features hot showers, drinking water, and clean restrooms.
North Main Divide Road
Dispersed camping corridor along North Main Divide Road in the Trabuco Ranger District of Cleveland National Forest. This winding dirt ridge road offers scenic vistas of the surrounding mountains and valleys, with primitive pullouts suitable for self-contained rigs.
North Palm Springs Urban Stealth Zone
An industrial road corridor running parallel to Interstate 10 in Garnet near North Palm Springs. This area is characterized by paved roads and active commerce, offering some roadside pull-offs but limited suitability for extended stays.
Nudebowl Access Road Dispersed
A rugged dirt corridor ascending toward the historic abandoned foundation and concrete skate park structure. The lower pull-offs are accessible to standard vehicles, while the final climb to the top requires high-clearance due to severe ruts and erosion. Visitors are treated to panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valley, though the area is known for strong winds and occasional debris.
Oak Canyon Spring Campsite
A shaded backcountry campsite located near Oak Canyon Spring, often utilized by backpackers looking for a seasonal water source.
Oak Grove Campground
Nestled in a scenic valley of mature oaks and chaparral within the Cleveland National Forest, this developed campground features well-spaced sites distributed across multiple loops. Located directly across Route 79 from the historic Oak Grove Trailhead, it serves as an excellent base for hiking and outdoor recreation. The facility offers essential amenities including drinking water, flush and vault toilets, picnic tables, and grills, making it suitable for both tent campers and RV travelers. While some elements show wear typical of public facilities, a helpful seasonal host keeps the grounds well-maintained.
Observatory Campground
A developed campground nestled in the Cleveland National Forest near the world-famous Palomar Observatory. Perfect for families, it features concrete telescope pads and community astronomy programs on select weekends.
Overlook Spur Dispersed
An off-the-beaten-path spur road offering dispersed camping in the San Bernardino National Forest near Idyllwild, winding through beautiful pine forests and providing scenic vistas and quiet spots.
Oxbow & Palo Verde Riparian Corridor
This scenic riparian corridor along the Colorado River south of Blythe features a mixture of developed BLM camping, abandoned county park space, and dispersed river-front turnouts. It offers exceptional waterfront access, direct views of the Trigo and Palo Verde mountain ranges, and rich birdwatching. The environment is highly dynamic, with a recent wildland fire altering some of the localized vegetation, and bridge closures affecting traditional access patterns.
Oxbow Recreation Area BLM
A small BLM campground right on the Colorado River bank. It provides basic vault toilets, picnic tables, and large trash bins, making it a peaceful, low-cost option for dry camping.
Palm Springs Industrial Stealth Parking
Industrial roadside street parking located in north Palm Springs. Curbside parking along Executive Drive is situated in a commercial district, but local municipal regulations strictly prohibit overnight vehicle habitation.
Palm Springs/Joshua Tree KOA Holiday
A quiet and clean KOA holiday park situated on the San Andreas Fault line, away from heavy highway traffic. Offers standard tent and full-hookup RV sites, featuring natural mineral water hot tubs, an outdoor pool, clean bathhouses, and quick access to nearby walking trails.
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Palomar Divide Road Dispersed
This scenic corridor in the Cleveland National Forest offers dispersed camping along Palomar Divide Road. The route consists of native dirt and is accessible to standard vehicles under dry conditions.
Palomar Mountain State Park - Doane Valley Campground
A scenic developed campground situated in Doane Valley within Palomar Mountain State Park. Surrounded by pine forest and lush vegetation reminiscent of major Sierra valleys, the campground features around 12 flat sites suitable for smaller RVs and camper vans, with the rest of the locations reserved for walk-in tent camping. Visitors can enjoy excellent hiking trails nearby and seasonal hot showers.
Palomar Station Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping area located within the Cleveland National Forest along the Palomar Station road corridor. It offers convenient roadside pull-offs with straightforward access for standard passenger vehicles.
Pilot Travel Center - Garnet
A fully paved Pilot Travel Center situated directly off Interstate 10. This commercial facility offers standard amenities including fuel stations, convenience store, and restrooms, with potential overnight parking options for travelers.
Pimlico Canyon Road Dispersed
A remote dirt corridor winding through Pimlico Canyon near Anza, offering primitive dispersed camping with views of the rugged chaparral landscape.
Pine Mountain South Ridge Camp
A small, elevated campsite off the Pacific Crest Trail offering dramatic sunset views over the valley below.
Pine Mountain South Saddle Campsite
A flat, dirt campsite along the saddle south of Pine Mountain, providing panoramic high-country vistas.
Pine Springs Ranch - Christian Camp & Conference Center
A private Christian camp and retreat center located in the scenic San Jacinto Mountains near Idyllwild. Access and overnight stays are restricted to registered group events and scheduled conferences.
Pinyon Flat Campground
A tranquil developed campground situated in a desert landscape surrounded by the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument. Offering 18 spacious first-come, first-served campsites among native shrubs and pinyon pines, this spot provides easy access to the nearby wilderness trails. Facilities include vault toilets, potable water spigots, trash collection, picnic tables, and fire rings for a fee.
Planet Fitness Cathedral City
Paved gym parking lot on Allen Avenue. Best for members looking for a quick, low-profile overnight stay.
Planet Fitness Corona
A paved commercial gym parking lot in Corona, suitable for low-profile vehicles looking for a quick, self-contained overnight stop.
Planet Fitness
Paved parking lot at Planet Fitness in Highgrove, suitable for a brief overnight stay.
Planet Fitness Parking Lot
A large paved parking lot servicing a 24/7 gym and nearby businesses. Standard campervans can find discreet overnight parking here, though spaces can be limited during peak evening hours due to busy neighboring establishments.
Planet Fitness Riverside - Home Gardens
Paved parking lot of Planet Fitness off Diana Avenue, suitable for a brief overnight stealth stay.
Puerta La Cruz Road Dispersed
A scenic forest road winding through the Cleveland National Forest near Aguanga. Dispersed camping is permitted along the corridor in native-surface turnouts.
Ramona Campground (Yellow Post Sites 9 & 10)
Scenic yellow post sites located on Thomas Mountain within the San Jacinto Ranger District. These first-come, first-served designated dispersed sites feature fire rings and picnic tables, offering impressive vistas of the surrounding valleys. Access requires navigating a rough dirt road that can be heavily rutted from water erosion.
Ribbonwood Equestrian Campground
Ribbonwood Equestrian Campground offers a scenic mountain escape within the San Bernardino National Forest. The facility is specifically tailored for equestrian campers, featuring spacious sites with horse corrals, hitching racks, campfire rings, flush toilets, and showers. It serves as an excellent base for exploring the adjacent Sawmill Trail.
Round Valley Backcountry Campground
Round Valley is a scenic wilderness campground set in a high-alpine valley below San Jacinto Peak. The campground features designated primitive campsites spaced under towering pines. Pit toilets are available on-site, but campers must pack in all food and treat any seasonal water. All overnight stays require advance permit registration with the state park.
Rouse Hill Road Dispersed
A scenic mountain corridor winding through the San Bernardino National Forest near Idyllwild. Dispersed camping pullouts along the road offer views of the surrounding peaks and chaparral landscape.
Sam's Family Spa, Desert Hot Springs RV Resort & Motel
A spacious, 50-acre commercial hot water resort and motel property situated near Palm Springs. Features naturally heated, non-chlorinated mineral spring pools, a small lake with waterfowl, bird sanctuaries, picnic areas, and full hookups on standard gravel lots.
San Jacinto Backcountry Camp
A remote hike-in backcountry campsite located deep within the San Jacinto Wilderness near San Jacinto Peak.
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San Jacinto Wilderness Backcountry Camp
A remote, walk-in backcountry campsite located deep within the scenic San Jacinto Wilderness area near Idyllwild.
San Jacinto Wilderness Backcountry
A pristine backcountry wilderness area along the Pacific Crest Trail offering peaceful hike-in camping sites near Apache Peak.
San Jacinto Wildlife Area Access
A dirt parking pull-off located just before the closed gate of the San Jacinto Wildlife Area. While scenic and quiet at night, the access road is heavily lined with private property and no-trespassing signs due to adjacent gated communities, creating a high risk of local resident complaints or law enforcement contact.
San Juan Loop Trailhead
A paved trailhead parking area located off Ortega Highway in the Cleveland National Forest, serving as the gateway to the scenic San Juan Loop Trail and nearby wilderness areas.
San Luis Rey Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor situated along the San Luis Rey route within the Cleveland National Forest, featuring shaded turnouts among oaks and native chaparral.
Sands RV & Golf Resort
An expansive 55-plus retirement community and RV resort offering full hookups and extensive recreational amenities. Some short-term overnight spaces are available to travelers who book ahead.
Santa Rosa Mountain Road
This rugged mountain corridor in the San Bernardino National Forest climbs toward Santa Rosa Mountain, providing access to scenic, designated Yellow Post camping sites. The native dirt road is accessible to passenger vehicles but high-clearance is recommended as you climb.
Santa Rosa Mountain Yellow Post Sites
A network of designated primitive Yellow Post campsites situated along Toro Camp Loop and the upper reaches of Santa Rosa Mountain. These sites offer quiet, secluded camping within the national forest, though the access road is rugged and unmaintained.
Santa Rosa Spring Campground
A primitive camping area situated near Santa Rosa Mountain within San Bernardino National Forest. This location features designated Yellow Post sites offering beautiful mountain views and a quiet pine forest setting. Access requires navigating a rough, steep dirt road that is best suited for high-clearance vehicles.
Santa Rosa Yellow Post 10
Designated Yellow Post site #10. Features a small dirt clearing with a fire ring surrounded by pine trees. Access requires high-clearance.
Santa Rosa Yellow Post 11
Official Yellow Post site #11. A single primitive campsite in a wooded area along the upper mountain road.
Santa Rosa Yellow Post 12
Official Yellow Post site #12 located along the Toro Camp Loop road. Offers scenic mountain surroundings.
Santa Rosa Yellow Post 13
Official Yellow Post site #13. A small, rustic site tucked into the trees on the Toro Camp Loop.
Santa Rosa Yellow Post 14
Official Yellow Post site #14. Offers a flat parking pad with a fire ring on the Toro Camp Loop.
Santa Rosa Yellow Post 15
Official Yellow Post site #15. A secluded primitive site along Toro Camp Loop, offering peaceful pine surroundings.
Santa Rosa Yellow Post 16
Official Yellow Post site #16, located on the southern end of the Toro Camp Loop. Extremely quiet and primitive.
Santa Rosa Yellow Post 2
This designated yellow post site offers basic dispersed camping along the rugged Forest Route 7S02 on Santa Rosa Mountain.
Santa Rosa Yellow Post 5
A designated yellow post campsite located on the rugged Santa Rosa Mountain Road, offering peaceful pine-oak woodland surroundings.
Santa Rosa Yellow Post 7
A secluded designated dispersed campsite marked by a yellow post, offering sweeping views and quiet solitude along the forest road.
Santa Rosa Yellow Post 8
A designated dispersed camping site high up on Santa Rosa Mountain, featuring excellent privacy and beautiful pine forest surroundings.
Santa Rosa Yellow Post 9
A high-altitude yellow post site on the ridge of Santa Rosa Mountain, delivering breathtaking vistas of the desert valley below.
Santa Rosa Yellow Stake 01
Located along the rough Forest Route 7S02, this designated yellow post site provides a primitive campsite surrounded by pine trees.
Sawmill Trailhead Area
A trailhead parking area serving the Cactus Spring and Sawmill Trails within the San Bernardino National Forest. It provides a level dirt and gravel surface near the seasonal equestrian camp, though visitors should expect some early morning noise from a nearby utility facility.
Shadow Hills RV Park
Established commercial RV resort featuring over 100 paved, full-hookup sites. Offers high-end services and manicured desert landscaping suited for long-term and short-term resort camping.
Sky Valley Resort
A resort-style mineral springs and RV community offering extensive spa amenities, swimming pools, and recreational facilities in the desert landscape of Sky Valley.
South Combs Peak Dispersed Area
This dispersed camping zone is located in the rugged high desert near South Combs Peak, offering secluded spots with panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. The area is accessed via sandy, unmaintained dirt roads that require high clearance and are best suited for capable campervans and overland rigs.
South Ridge Road Yellow Post Sites
This rugged dirt road corridor in the San Jacinto Ranger District offers designated, first-come, first-served Yellow Post dispersed camping sites nestled among the pines. The route is accessible by standard passenger vehicles during dry weather, though high-clearance is recommended for ruts. Camping is strictly limited to these designated yellow post sites, and campfires are subject to strict seasonal restrictions.
South Ridge Spur Yellow Post Sites
Scenic designated yellow post dispersed campsites located along the South Ridge Spur (Forest Road 5S11) within San Bernardino National Forest. Situated near Idyllwild, these spots offer high privacy and beautiful forest scenery but require a rugged approach. The access road is steep, sandy, and severely washed out, making high-clearance 4WD or AWD mandatory. Camping is strictly restricted to the marked yellow posts, which are equipped with picnic tables and fire rings.
South Ridge Yellow Post #3
An official San Bernardino National Forest Yellow Post campsite located on South Ridge. This single-rig site offers peaceful mountain views and secluded forest camping, but requires a high-clearance 4WD vehicle to navigate the rough and rutted access road.
Spitler Peak Wilderness Campsite
A primitive trailside campsite offering peaceful hike-in camping near Spitler Peak.
Spotlight 29 Casino RV & Truck Lot
A large designated overnight parking lot located behind the casino, welcoming both commercial trucks and RVs. The lot is paved, monitored by on-site security patrols, and is adjacent to a sandy area convenient for pets.
State Park - Bernasconi Group Camp
A developed group campground on the southern shores of Lake Perris State Recreation Area. It features paved sites ideal for groups and clubs looking for easy access to water recreation.
State Park - Cedar Grove Group Camp
A developed group campground situated within the scenic pine and oak forests of Palomar Mountain State Park. The area offers access to several hiking trails, including paths to historic cabins and nearby lookouts.
State Park - Little Round Valley
A high-altitude wilderness backcountry trail camp located within Mount San Jacinto State Park. Accessible only via strenuous hike-in trails, this pristine site offers primitive wilderness camping.
State Park - Strawberry Junction
Strawberry Junction is a hike-in wilderness trail camp located along the Pacific Crest Trail and Deer Springs Trail in Mount San Jacinto State Park. This site is completely inaccessible to vehicles and requires a moderate hike to reach. Wilderness permits are strictly required for all overnight stays, which must be obtained in advance. It offers a primitive backcountry experience under towering pines and oaks with views of the surrounding San Jacinto mountains.
Steak and Cake Dirt Lot
A dirt lot situated behind a local restaurant in Blythe, suitable for a quick and convenient overnight stop. This spot is best utilized by asking management for explicit permission prior to parking.
Stone Creek Campground
Stone Creek Campground is a developed state park campground located in a quiet, forested mountain setting. It offers family campsites with easy access to hiking trails and natural scenery.
Sun Lakes Village Drive Roadside Stealth
A wide roadside corridor along Sun Lakes Village Drive used regularly by long-haul trucks and larger self-contained rigs for quick overnight stays. The former gravel lot adjacent to the road has been blocked off, but shoulder parking remains common and tolerated. This area is highly exposed to passing traffic and highway sounds.
Table Mountain Truck Trail Dispersed
A rugged truck trail offering dispersed camping pullouts on San Bernardino National Forest lands near Table Mountain.
Tamarack Valley Backcountry Campground
Tamarack Valley is a primitive, hike-in backcountry campground nestled within the serene pine forests of Mount San Jacinto State Park. This peaceful destination is accessible only via steep, challenging hiking trails. It offers highly secluded alpine camping for well-prepared backpackers. State park wilderness permits and campsite reservations are strictly required for all stays.
Temecula Urban Parks & Streets
Suburban neighborhood park and surrounding streets in Temecula. Local municipal codes strictly regulate overnight parking in public parks and residential streets, making overnight stays prohibited.
Temescal Station Road Dispersed
A forest road corridor entering the Cleveland National Forest near El Cerrito. Dispersed camping options exist along the unpaved portions as the road climbs into the forest terrain.
Thomas Mountain Lookout Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Thomas Mountain Lookout Road, providing access to several designated forest service campsites in a scenic mountain setting.
Thomas Mountain Road Dispersed (North)
Dispersed camping area along the dirt ridge road in San Bernardino National Forest.
Thomas Mountain Road Dispersed (South)
Scenic dispersed campsite located off the dirt road along the Thomas Mountain ridge.
Thomas Mountain Yellow Post 1
An official designated Forest Service Yellow Post dispersed campsite located along Thomas Mountain Road. It features a cleared dirt area with an official metal fire ring, nestled among trees with lovely mountain views, providing a legal and quiet dispersed camping option close to the entrance of the forest road.
Thomas Mountain Yellow Post 2
Yellow Post 2 is a scenic, designated dispersed campsite located along Thomas Mountain Road in the San Bernardino National Forest.
Thomas Mountain Yellow Post 4
Designated Yellow Post campsite #4 along Thomas Mountain Road. Provides a scenic mountain backdrop, picnic table, and fire ring.
Thomas Mountain Yellow Post 5
Designated Yellow Post campsite #5, offering a rustic escape with basic amenities and beautiful vistas of the surrounding wilderness.
Thomas Mountain Yellow Post 6
Designated Yellow Post campsite #6, located off the main ridge track on a side spur. Offers excellent shade and increased privacy.
Thomas Mountain Yellow Post 7
Designated Yellow Post campsite #7 along Thomas Mountain Road. Offers quiet wooded camping with a flat spot, picnic table, and fire ring.
Thomas Mountain Yellow Post 8
This designated dispersed campsite on Thomas Mountain offers a quiet forest retreat marked by an official yellow post.
Thomas Mountain Yellow Post Sites
A series of designated Yellow Post dispersed camping sites located along the ridge of Thomas Mountain, offering panoramic valley views. These sites provide a wilderness experience with basic amenities like picnic tables and fire rings along a rugged mountain road.
Thousand Trails Palm Springs
A large, fully developed private RV resort located just off the highway, offering numerous pull-through and back-in sites with full hookups. The campground features comprehensive amenities, though its proximity to the freeway and nearby commercial areas can result in audible road and train noise.
Tool Box Springs Campground
A scenic, pine-shaded forest campground on Thomas Mountain offering primitive designated yellow post sites.
Tule Canyon Truck Trail Dispersed
Rugged dispersed camping along the Tule Canyon Truck Trail on BLM land near Anza, California. The trail winds through remote high-desert canyons with primitive spots ideal for self-sufficient campers. Standard BLM rules apply, and high-clearance is recommended to access the deeper sections.
University Park Stealth Parking
An urban commercial business park off Technology Drive in Palm Desert offering paved parking lots where stealth stays are sometimes possible. The lots have a noticeable slope, making leveling a challenge for larger rigs, and space is best suited for low-profile campervans. Some businesses, like the local fitness center, have been reported as relatively permissive for short-term stays, while other areas of the plaza see active enforcement from municipal police. Keep a low profile and avoid staying near active retail storefronts.
Upper Combs Peak PCT Hike-In Site
A secluded backcountry campsite along the Pacific Crest Trail north of Combs Peak.
Upper San Juan Campground
A developed Forest Service campground nestled in the Cleveland National Forest along the Ortega Highway corridor. The facility offers shaded sites among mature oaks and is easily accessed via paved roads.
Urban Stealth Parking (Downtown Palm Springs)
This zone covers various public street parking options near downtown Palm Springs, including South Calle el Segundo, South Calle Encilia, and Belardo Road. While historically utilized for overnight street parking, local municipal ordinances strictly regulate or prohibit sleeping in vehicles, making stealth camping highly risky.
Urban Stealth Parking (Palm Desert)
Street parking options located in suburban commercial areas and near local trailheads. These spots are highly exposed to neighborhood pedestrian traffic and local security patrols.
Urban Street Parking (Temecula)
Basic roadside street parking on public right-of-way in Temecula, suitable for short-duration overnight stays in low-profile vehicles.
Vista Grande Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Vista Grande Road within the San Bernardino National Forest, providing excellent views and quiet surroundings.
Walmart Norco
A commercial parking lot located in a busy retail corridor. This spot offers a paved, level area suitable for short-term parking, though local municipal regulations may limit overnight stays. Always check with management on arrival.
Walmart Temecula
This Walmart parking lot in Temecula offers a paved, well-lit option for a quick overnight stay, though travelers must verify current local regulations and obtain manager permission beforehand.
West Lion Peak Campsite
A small, primitive tent site tucked off the Pacific Crest Trail with decent wind shelter from nearby boulders.
Whitewater Canyon Road Dispersed
A scenic roadside pull-out along Whitewater Canyon Road, located on BLM-managed land just outside the Whitewater Preserve boundary. The spot offers impressive views of the surrounding desert canyon but is highly exposed to severe winds.
Wildomar Campground
A developed Forest Service campground featuring 11 sites along South Main Divide Road. Located near Elsinore Peak, this area offers a quiet retreat in a chaparral and oak forest environment. Note that the campground is subject to temporary administrative closures due to wildfire activity in the area.
Wildomar OHV Road Corridor
This unpaved route provides access to the Wildomar OHV area within the Cleveland National Forest, offering roadside pull-offs in a rugged setting.
Wiley's Well Campground
Wiley's Well Campground is a developed desert campsite nestled in the lower Colorado Desert, adjacent to a scenic riparian wash filled with palo verde, ironwood, and mesquite. Ideal for off-road exploration and rockhounding, it offers direct access to the historic Bradshaw Trail National Scenic Byway. The site requires a permit for both short-term visits and long-term seasonal stays.
Wiley's Well Rest Area
This official rest area along Interstate 10 provides a convenient, paved overnight stopover for travelers passing through the California desert. The facility features designated parking lanes for large trucks and trailers, alongside basic restroom amenities. Standard state regulations restrict stays to an eight-hour maximum to deter active camping, making it ideal for a quick rest rather than an extended stay. Heavy highway traffic and idling commercial vehicles are common throughout the night.
Yellow Post 1
Designated Yellow Post campsite #1 along Logan TS Spur Road in the San Bernardino National Forest. Nestled in a quiet wooded pocket of pines and oaks, this single-site location offers peace and seclusion near Idyllwild.
Yellow Post 2
Designated Yellow Post campsite #2 along Logan TS Spur Road in the San Bernardino National Forest. Offering a quiet mountain atmosphere surrounded by mature pines, this individual site provides an excellent primitive camping option.