Dispersed Camping in Siskiyou County, California
Showing 623 locations in Siskiyou County (Page 1 of 3).
3811A Cedar Spr Corridor
Dispersed camping corridor along Cedar Spring Road in the Fremont-Winema National Forest, offering wooded sites on native dirt roads. Ideal for self-contained rigs seeking a quiet forest setting.
50/50 Flat
This is a high-altitude mountaineering camp on the slopes of Mount Shasta, primarily used as a staging point for climbing Avalanche Gulch.
Absolutely Nothing Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along an unpaved forest road in Klamath National Forest, offering standard wooded campsites near Bonita Butte. The native surface road provides access into the pine forest for various vehicle types during dry conditions.
Absolutely Nothing Road
A quiet dirt corridor running through the Klamath National Forest. This road provides opportunities for dispersed camping in a wooded, peaceful wilderness environment.
Agnus Dei Dispersed Camping
A scenic dirt road corridor within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest offering quiet dispersed camping. The route winds through a peaceful wooded area of volcanic hills, providing several undeveloped clearings suitable for boondocking.
Ah-di-na Water Tank Road Dispersed
Wooded dispersed campsites situated along the scenic Ah-di-na road corridor in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. These spots offer a peaceful forest environment within reach of the McCloud River, making them ideal for visitors seeking a rustic experience. The access road is a dirt and gravel route that is generally passable for standard passenger vehicles in dry conditions.
Algoma Campground
A primitive US Forest Service campground situated along a scenic river, offering secluded sites under a mature tree canopy with no services.
Alice Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor situated along Alice Road in the Mt. Shasta area, within Shasta-Trinity National Forest.
Allotment Dispersed Camping
A dirt forest road corridor within the Klamath National Forest, offering standard dispersed camping opportunities along a native material surface suitable for most vehicles.
Ananias Camp
Ananias Camp is a remote, hike-in trail camp located deep within the Klamath National Forest and Marble Mountain Wilderness region.
Andesite Logging Road Dispersed
A dispersed camping corridor along Andesite Logging Road within Shasta-Trinity National Forest near Weed, California. The dirt route offers roadside pull-outs in a quiet, wooded setting.
Antelope Sink Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor located within the Klamath National Forest. The dirt road offers easy access to standard vehicles and motorhomes, with sites scattered amidst native pine forest terrain.
Applegate Flat Dispersed Area
A quiet forest corridor located in Klamath National Forest near Happy Camp. The area features native dirt surfaces suitable for dispersed camping under tall pines.
Ash Camp Campground
A small, primitive Forest Service campground nestled along the scenic McCloud River, offering vault toilets and immediate water access.
Ash Rail South Flats Ea
This National Forest road corridor within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities. The native dirt and gravel road provides access to multiple flat pullouts suitable for camping.
Azalea Beans
This zone traces the Azalea Beans road corridor within the Klamath National Forest, offering standard dispersed camping options surrounded by peaceful pine forest.
Azalea Field Dispersed Area
A quiet dispersed camping area located along a dirt forest road in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest near Mount Shasta.
Bagley Flat Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Bagley Flat Road in Shasta-Trinity National Forest, offering standard forest camping opportunities along a native-surface dirt road.
Bambi Road Dispersed
A scenic forest corridor along Bambi Road in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. This area offers primitive dispersed camping spots under a dense pine canopy, located just minutes away from Lake Siskiyou and the Sisson-Callahan Trailhead.
Bark Shanty Ridge Road
A scenic mountain ridge corridor in the Klamath National Forest. This dirt road winds through dense forest stands, offering quiet pull-offs suitable for standard passenger vehicles and low-profile setups.
Bark Shanty Road Corridor
A scenic national forest road corridor nestled in the Klamath National Forest near Happy Camp. The route offers access to several dispersed backcountry sites surrounded by dense forest canopy.
Barkhouse Saddle
A secluded dispersed camping area located within the Klamath National Forest. This road corridor offers natural dirt pull-outs and deep forest settings, providing peace and privacy for visitors wishing to experience undeveloped nature. Access is via a native material dirt road that is generally navigable by standard passenger vehicles under dry conditions.
Barnes Valley Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Barnes Valley Road within the Fremont-Winema National Forest, straddling the California-Oregon border. The road features a mix of dirt and gravel surfaces winding through pleasant pine forests, offering several secluded pull-offs suitable for varying rig sizes.
Barringtons Dream Road
A scenic Forest Service road corridor navigating through the Klamath National Forest near Happy Camp.
Bear Basin Lookout and Cabin
A spectacular historic lookout tower and cabin rental perched high on a narrow mountain ridge, offering panoramic vistas of the Siskiyou Wilderness and the Pacific Ocean. Visitors enjoy a quiet, isolated haven that includes both the lookout structure and a modern 1930s-style cabin during the reservation season.
Bear Flat Road
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, offering primitive dispersed camping in a peaceful wooded setting.
Bear Nest Road
This scenic dirt corridor runs through the Shasta-Trinity National Forest near Dunsmuir, offering remote dispersed camping pull-offs. The road is open to passenger vehicles and motorhomes during dry conditions.
Bear Skull Camp
A basic, backcountry-style trail camp nestled within the remote mountains of Klamath National Forest. Accessible only by foot trails, this spot offers absolute isolation in a deep forest setting.
Bear Wallow Road Dispersed
Bear Wallow Road offers dispersed camping corridors within the Klamath National Forest, winding through peaceful timberland. The route consists of native dirt roads that are suitable for most passenger vehicles and motorhomes in dry conditions. Camping along this forest road provides a secluded, quiet experience close to Goosenest.
Beaver Creek Campground
A small, secluded developed Forest Service campground set along the river. Located in a tranquil forest setting recovering from a past burn, it features five campsites along the water and two upper sites, offering a peaceful green oasis. It serves as a rustic spot for those seeking quiet isolation.
Beaver Mouth Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping options situated along a dirt forest road in the Klamath National Forest.
Belnap Spring Bartle East Road Dispersed
This unpaved Forest Service road in Shasta-Trinity National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities along its native material surface.
Ben Hall Creek Road Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping options along Ben Hall Creek Road and adjacent forest spurs. The area sits within a pleasant pine forest setting with standard vehicle access.
Big Rock Camp
Big Rock Camp is a wilderness trailside camp located deep within the Klamath National Forest, offering primitive hike-in camping near the scenic Marble Mountain Wilderness area.
Bishop Ridge (Forest Road 1258255a)
This scenic corridor along Bishop Ridge is managed by the US Forest Service, offering primitive roadside dispersed camping options through Klamath National Forest. The route showcases beautiful pine forest scenery with high privacy but seasonal accessibility.
Black Butte Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping options situated along Black Butte Road in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, offering direct access to the scenic wilderness surrounding Mount Shasta.
Black Mountain Road
A scenic forest road winding through the lush Klamath National Forest near Happy Camp, California.
Blanche Lake Campground
A primitive, quiet campground tucked away near Blanche Lake in the Modoc National Forest. Excellent basecamp for exploring the nearby Glass Mountain geological area and Medicine Lake.
Blodgett Creek Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt road corridor within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest offering dispersed camping opportunities. The native material road is generally accessible to most vehicles during dry conditions.
Blue Jay Creek Road Dispersed
A remote forest road corridor within the Klamath National Forest offering quiet dispersed camping opportunities.
Bly District Office Compound Road
A roadside access area on a bituminous surface near the Fremont-Winema National Forest administrative office. Suitable for a quick, accessible overnight stay.
Bly District, Fremont-Winema National Forest
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Bolam Logging Road Dispersed
A dispersed camping corridor situated along Bolam Logging Road within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest.
Bolan Mountain Lookout
A historic, rebuilt 14x14 foot fire lookout cabin offering panoramic views of the rugged Siskiyou Mountains. Available for short-term rental during the snow-free season, it serves as a spectacular backcountry base camp with access to Bolan Lake.
Bollibokka Ridge Dispersed Camping
A scenic ridge road within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest offering quiet dispersed camping. The native-surface road winds along the ridge, offering pockets of scenic forest views.
Boulder Creek Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Boulder Creek Road in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. This dirt route offers roadside camping opportunities surrounded by pine forests near Dunsmuir, providing a quiet wilderness setting with basic vehicle access.
Boulder Peak Dispersed Camping
A rugged, isolated dispersed camping pull-off located in the Klamath National Forest near Boulder Peak.
Bridge Flat Campground
A quiet, remote campground situated along the Scott River offering basic, rustic camping. It features a popular summer swimming hole and close proximity to forest trails.
Brownies Cabin Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Brownies Cabin Road in the scenic Klamath National Forest, offering standard forest road dispersed sites surrounded by pine trees.
Buckhorn Bally Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along the Buckhorn Bally road within Klamath National Forest, offering standard forest terrain and basic dirt road access.
Bullseye Lake Campground
A small, rustic USFS campground situated along the shores of Bullseye Lake, offering a peaceful and secluded camping experience. Ideal for tents, vans, and smaller rigs looking to escape the busier recreation areas.
Bumblebee View Road
Tranquil dispersed camping along Bumblebee View in the Klamath National Forest, accessed via a native dirt road corridor.
Bunny Flat Trailhead
Located at the end of the paved Everett Memorial Highway, Bunny Flat serves as a major trailhead for climbing Mount Shasta. It features a paved parking lot with pit toilets and trash receptacles, offering scenic views of the mountain. Dispersed camping is permitted in the dirt pullouts opposite the main paved trailhead parking lot, while overnight parking on the asphalt is typically restricted to trail users.
Burnt Cabin Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Burnt Cabin Road within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. The native dirt road is open to all vehicles year-round, leading into a peaceful backcountry forest setting.
Butte Valley Wildlife Area - Meiss Lake Road Camping
A quiet state-managed gravel parking area located within the Butte Valley Wildlife Area. It offers wide-open space with minimal traffic and a peaceful setting, though flying insects are common in warmer months.
Cabin Creek Campsites
Located along Forest Service Road 39N21 near the Cabin Creek Trailhead, these rustic sites offer a quiet forested setting for dispersed camping.
Callahan Gs Road Dispersed
This scenic corridor along Callahan Gs road offers peaceful dispersed camping opportunities within Klamath National Forest. The main route is asphalt-surfaced, providing easy access to a variety of roadside pullouts during the dry season.
Camp 4 Group Campground
Camp 4 Group Campground is a rustic developed facility nestled along the scenic Upper McCloud River in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. It accommodates group gatherings of up to 35 people with direct access to local trout fishing, swimming, and the McCloud River Falls Trail. The site features vault toilets, picnic tables, and fire rings, while the adjacent day-use area remains open for day visitors only.
Camp Three
A scenic dispersed camping area tucked away in the pine-covered hills near the Klamath River.
Campbell Lake Backcountry Camp North
A remote backcountry hike-in campsite situated on the northern side of Campbell Lake.
Campbell Lake Backcountry Camp Northeast
A pristine lakeside hike-in camp spot along the northeast shore of Campbell Lake.
Campbell Lake Backcountry Camp South
A quiet, hike-in backcountry camp spot situated along the southern shoreline of Campbell Lake.
Campbell Lake Backcountry Camping
A scenic group of primitive, hike-in backcountry campsites surrounding Campbell Lake in the Klamath National Forest. These isolated sites are accessible only via wilderness trails and offer an immersive natural experience.
Campbell Lake Trailside Camp
A secluded, trailside hike-in campsite located in the dense woods south of Campbell Lake.
Carter Forest Road Dispersed
A dispersed camping corridor located along Carter road within the Klamath National Forest. This area offers standard native-material forest service road pullouts surrounded by deep pine forests near Happy Camp.
Cascade Gulch Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Cascade Gulch on the forested slopes of Mount Shasta. The pine-shaded road offers a secluded woodland experience with convenient proximity to several popular mountain trailheads.
Castle Crags State Park - Flume Environmental Camp
A scenic walk-in environmental camp nestled within the towering pines of Castle Crags State Park. These walk-in sites offer excellent privacy and a quiet atmosphere compared to the main family campgrounds, with easy access to hiking trails.
Castle Crags State Park - Lippencott River E-Camp
Castle Crags State Park offers campsites along the Sacramento River with convenient paved access and typical state park amenities.
Castle Crags State Park - Riverside Campground
Riverside Campground is nestled along the scenic Sacramento River within Castle Crags State Park, offering developed campsites with direct river access and beautiful forest surrounds.
Castle Crags State Park Campground
Castle Crags State Park Campground is nestled in a dense pine and fir forest at the base of spectacular granite domes. This developed state park campground features several distinct loops, including the Lower Loop, Upper Loop, and a designated Pacific Crest Trail camp area. It provides convenient access to hiking trails and the nearby Sacramento River. Be aware that the proximity to Interstate 5 results in some persistent highway noise throughout the campground.
Castle Lake Campground
This small, primitive US Forest Service campground is nestled in a thick mixed conifer forest approximately a quarter-mile below Castle Lake. The facility offers 6 basic, unlevel sites with picnic tables, fire rings, and vault toilets. Potable water is not available, so visitors must pack in their own. Access is via a paved road, but the narrow loop road and exit are rough and tightly curved, making it highly unsuitable for larger RVs or trailers.
Castle Lake Dispersed Camping
This dispersed camping site is located in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest near Castle Lake, offering a convenient base for exploring Castle Peak.
Castle Lake Road Dispersed
This highly scenic dispersed camping corridor runs along the forest road ascending to Castle Lake in Shasta-Trinity National Forest. Several large, flat dirt pull-offs are situated roughly one mile below the lake, offering stunning panoramic views of Mount Shasta. The corridor provides a peaceful, forest-sheltered environment suitable for standard passenger vehicles and smaller RVs, though leveling blocks may be needed. The upper parking areas closer to the trailhead permit overnight stays but enforce strict parking rules.
Cattail Road Dispersed
This corridor along Cattail road in the Klamath National Forest offers quiet, dispersed camping options on an improved native-surface dirt road. Standard vehicles can typically access the area during dry conditions to find quiet roadside spots.
Cattle Camp Campground
A quiet, tranquil developed USFS campground nestled in a heavily wooded forest of tall pines near the McCloud River. It features paved loop roads, level paved parking pads, and comfortable tent areas within walking distance of the Cattle Camp swimming hole and McCloud Falls trail systems.
Cedar Gulch Road Dispersed
A scenic and quiet dispersed camping corridor along Cedar Gulch Road in Klamath National Forest. This area offers standard forest road camping with easy access for standard passenger vehicles and motorhomes.
Cedar Mountain Road Dispersed Area
Dispersed camping corridor winding through the Klamath National Forest near Cedar Mountain. The native material dirt road offers several basic roadside pullouts suitable for self-contained rigs during the late spring, summer, and early autumn months.
Cedar Ridge Forest Road
A rugged dirt access road located within the Klamath National Forest near Cedar Ridge.
Chilcoot Creek Campground
This quiet Forest Service campground offers a peaceful retreat adjacent to Chilcoot Creek, accessed via gravel forest roads.
China Peak Lookout Road
A scenic forest service road leading toward the high ridgelines of the Klamath National Forest near Evans Mountain. Dispersed camping options exist in small pullouts along the dirt corridor, surrounded by dense pine forest.
Chipmunk Road Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along Chipmunk Road within the scenic Shasta-Trinity National Forest.
Claiborne Road Dispersed
This scenic dispersed camping corridor runs along Claiborne Road in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, offering quiet, forested pull-outs. Access is via a dirt road that is generally passable for standard passenger vehicles and motorhomes under dry conditions.
Clear Creek Route High Bivouac
A high-altitude hike-in bivy spot located along the popular Clear Creek climbing route. Ideal for climbers making a summit bid on Mount Shasta, offering exceptional wilderness solitude and alpine scenery.
Clear Creek Spring Camp
A lower-elevation wilderness hike-in campsite near the Clear Creek trail. This area is relatively sheltered by sparse subalpine pines and serves as an excellent basecamp for exploring the eastern slopes.
Clear Creek Upper Camp
An alpine hike-in campsite situated on the rocky eastern slopes of Mount Shasta. This exposed spot provides an excellent staging ground for high-altitude climbs with panoramic views of the surrounding peaks.
Cliff Lake Road Dispersed
Scenic forest road corridor within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest offering dispersed camping opportunities. The route is accessible to most passenger vehicles during dry conditions, winding through peaceful timberlands.
Cold Bottle Spring
Dispersed camping along a native-surface dirt road in the Klamath National Forest near Willow Creek Mountain. The area offers peaceful surroundings with typical pine forest scenery.
Coleman Flat Dispersed Camping
Quiet dispersed camping along Coleman Flat Road and adjacent forest spurs in the Fremont-Winema National Forest. The area features rustic, level clearing spots surrounded by pine trees, offering an easy dry camping experience.
Condry Ranch Dispersed Area
Dispersed camping along the Condry Ranch road corridor within Klamath National Forest. This area offers primitive camping along a native material dirt road, open seasonally from spring through autumn.
Coon Creek Dispersed Corridor
A scenic dirt corridor weaving through the lush Klamath National Forest near Happy Camp. Dispersed camping is viable along the native material road during the dry season.
Coon Creek Road Dispersed
This scenic forest service road corridor runs along Coon Creek in the Klamath National Forest. It provides quiet dispersed camping options surrounded by dense pine forest and mountain terrain.
Cooper Grouse Road Dispersed
Cooper Grouse Road offers remote dispersed camping opportunities within the scenic Klamath National Forest, suitable for a variety of rigs. The dirt corridor provides direct access to nearby trailheads like Kangaroo Lake and Grouse Creek.
Copco Cove Dispersed Area
A scenic gravel pullover along Copco Road offering direct lake access on the shores of Copco Lake. The site features basic amenities and is best suited for vans or compact rigs due to a steep and winding access road.
Copco Road Reservoirs Recreation Corridor
A scenic chain of recreation areas and campgrounds nestled along the reservoirs of Copco Road. Managed primarily by local hydro utility partners, these free sites provide basic amenities including toilets, picnic tables, and boat launch access right on the water.
Corkscrew Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, offering classic dispersed camping opportunities. This route is open year-round to motorhomes and passenger vehicles, providing a quiet retreat.
Corral Road Dispersed Area
A quiet Forest Service road corridor nestled in the dense greenery near the Klamath River, offering basic dispersed camping opportunities within Siskiyou County.
Cottonwood Ditch
This dispersed camping area lies along Cottonwood Ditch in Klamath National Forest, offering standard dirt road access for all vehicles. It provides a convenient stopover close to the highway while retaining a natural forest setting.
County Parallel Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping opportunities nested along County Parallel road in Klamath National Forest. This dirt corridor offers pull-offs among pine trees with access for most vehicle types in dry weather.
Cow Creek Road Dispersed
A forest road corridor within the Klamath National Forest offering dispersed camping opportunities along Cow Creek.
Cramer Springs Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor along Cramer Springs offers quiet sites nestled within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. The native dirt access road is accessible to most vehicles during the dry season, providing a peaceful retreat.
Cub Bear Spring Hike-In Camp
A remote wilderness hike-in campsite situated in Klamath National Forest near Cub Bear Spring.
Curl Ridge Road Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor along Curl Ridge Road offers quiet, off-grid options in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. The native-surface road is accessible to most standard vehicles under dry conditions.
Curly Jack Campground
Shaded developed campground nestled on the banks of the Klamath River opposite the town of Happy Camp. Ideal for whitewater boaters, anglers, and rafters seeking a established basecamp with river access.
Damon Butte Road Dispersed Camping (Modoc National Forest)
An excellent corridor of dispersed campsites located just outside the northern boundary of Lava Beds National Monument along Damon Butte Road. The area features level dirt pull-offs shaded by pine and juniper trees, offering quick access to the monument's caves and trails. While standard national forest dispersed rules apply, please note that national forest land borders the national monument; park rangers strictly prohibit overnight stays once you cross south into monument territory.
Dan Rice F Dispersed Corridor
A remote dispersed camping corridor situated along Forest Road Dan Rice F in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, near Grouse Creek Lake. The area is heavily wooded with pine and offers private, tranquil camping opportunities away from major roads.
Dead Horse Tower (TWR 325-328)
Dispersed camping options along the Dead Horse Tower road corridor in Shasta-Trinity National Forest.
Deer Mountain Snowmobile Park
A quiet, no-frills trailhead campground offering 8 designated back-in sites with picnic tables and fire rings. It is highly accessible via paved roads from the west and features a warming cabin and pit toilets.
Depression Road Dispersed
This remote road corridor in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities along a native material surface. It is accessible by most vehicles during dry conditions, offering a quiet forest setting.
Dillon Creek Campground
A scenic developed campground situated in a lush forest of mixed hardwoods and conifers along Dillon Creek and the Klamath River. It offers 21 single-family sites equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, and vault toilets, serving as an excellent base for fishing and rafting.
Dilly
Located within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, the Dilly forest road corridor offers rustic dispersed camping options along a native dirt surface. This quiet area provides straightforward access for most vehicle types looking to explore the Mount Shasta region.
Disipersed Rec 55
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along Forest Road 55 in the Klamath National Forest near Weed, California. The route offers native surface pullouts nestled in scenic pine forests with views of the surrounding mountains.
Dispersed Rec 51 (Brown Bear River Access)
A scenic river access point offering spacious, flat ground along the Klamath River. Ideal for brief overnight stays, this spot provides easy access via a well-maintained native material road suitable for standard passenger vehicles and larger motorhomes.
Dispersed Rec 51 (Humbug)
A quiet dispersed camping area situated along a native dirt road within the Klamath National Forest. Offers standard forest pull-offs suitable for most rig types looking for a rustic experience.
Dispersed Rec 51 (Sheahan Bar)
This dispersed recreation corridor along the Klamath River provides spacious, level campsites suitable for a variety of rig sizes, including large motorhomes and travel trailers. The sites offer scenic river access with mature trees providing partial shade, and a vault toilet is situated at the main entrance area. The access road is a flat dirt track easily navigable by standard passenger cars, though campers should expect some traffic noise due to the proximity of the highway.
Dispersed Rec 51 Corridor
Dispersed recreation corridor winding through scenic National Forest land near Happy Camp. This area features native dirt surfaces and provides rustic camping opportunities within the Klamath National Forest.
Dispersed Rec 51
A scenic dispersed camping corridor situated on standard Forest Service land within the Klamath National Forest, near notable peaks like Browns Knob and Tom Martin Peak.
Dispersed Rec 51
A quiet dispersed camping corridor located within Klamath National Forest, offering standard dispersed camping along native material forest roads.
Dispersed Rec 51
Dispersed camping corridor along a native-material forest road in the Klamath National Forest near Badger Mountain.
Dispersed Rec 52 Corridor
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Klamath National Forest road Dispersed Rec 52 near Ferry Point. This area features native material dirt and gravel routes that wind through quiet forest surroundings.
Dispersed Rec 52 Corridor
A scenic dirt forest road corridor running through the Klamath National Forest, offering primitive roadside dispersed camping opportunities surrounded by dense pine woods.
Dispersed Rec 52
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Klamath National Forest Road 52. The route features a dirt and improved native material surface winding through lush pine forest landscapes.
Dispersed Rec 52 Road
A scenic forest road corridor situated within the Klamath National Forest, offering standard dispersed camping opportunities surrounded by native pine forest.
Dispersed Rec 54 Corridor
An expansive forest road corridor offering roadside dispersed camping opportunities within Klamath National Forest. Native surface roads wind through deep coniferous forests, providing simple pull-offs with great natural appeal near the river.
Dispersed Rec 54 Corridor
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Forest Road 54 in the Klamath National Forest. This area offers quiet, wooded pullouts near the local wilderness trailheads.
Dispersed Rec 55 - Cabin Hole
A scenic dispersed site along Cabin Hole within the Klamath National Forest, offering easy forest access.
Dispersed Rec 55 Corridor
A quiet Klamath National Forest corridor offering dispersed camping access along a native-material dirt road, situated near several wilderness trailheads.
Dispersed Rec 55
Rustic, secluded dispersed camping corridor along Forest Service road 55 within the Klamath National Forest. The dirt road winds through beautiful pine forest near Carter Meadows Summit, providing excellent wilderness privacy for self-contained campers.
Dispersed Rec 55 Road Corridor
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along an unpaved forest service road in Klamath National Forest, offering secluded pine-wooded sites near China Mountain.
Dispersed Rec 57 Corridor
This scenic dispersed camping corridor runs along a dirt road in the Klamath National Forest, offering quiet, shaded camping areas set back in the pines.
Dispersed Rec 57 Corridor
Scenic dispersed camping along Forest Road Dispersed Rec 57 in the Klamath National Forest. The area is surrounded by pine forest and offers flat pull-offs. Note that while some sections allow year-round access, other segments have seasonal access dates for motorhomes and passenger vehicles.
Dispersed Rec 57
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along Forest Road Rec 57 within the scenic Klamath National Forest, offering standard roadside forest service sites.
Dispersed Rec 57
This forest road corridor offers dispersed camping opportunities along a native-material dirt road within the Klamath National Forest. Accessible to most standard vehicles, it provides quiet, wooded campsites during the open season.
Dispersed Rec 57
Quiet dispersed camping corridor located along USFS Road 57 within Klamath National Forest, offering peaceful forest settings near Lookout Butte. The road is composed of native dirt material and is accessible to most standard rigs.
Dispersed Rec 57
A dispersed camping corridor located along Forest Road 57 (Dispersed Rec 57) in the Klamath National Forest, offering roadside pullouts in a scenic wooded environment.
Dispersed Rec 57
Dispersed camping corridor located along Forest Road 57 within the Klamath National Forest. The road features a native dirt and gravel surface accessible to most vehicles, offering quiet wooded spots.
Dispersed Rec 57
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Dispersed Rec 57 in the Klamath National Forest. The route features a native-surface dirt road that provides access to multiple potential camping spots.
Dispersed Rec Road 52
A rugged Klamath National Forest corridor running along Rec Road 52. The area offers simple, rustic dispersed camping opportunities with direct access to regional public land trails and nearby warm spring features.
Dispersed Rec Road 52
A scenic Forest Service corridor located in the Klamath National Forest near Happy Camp, offering dispersed camping access along a native-surface dirt road.
Dispersed Rec Road 55 Corridor
A scenic forest road corridor winding through the Klamath National Forest near Etna Summit, offering multiple opportunities for dispersed camping.
Dispersed Rec Road 55
A quiet Klamath National Forest service route offering dispersed camping opportunities along unpaved paths winding through dense mixed-conifer forests.
Dispersed Rec Road 57
This native-material forest road in the Klamath National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities in a scenic wooded setting near Rainbow Mountain.
Dispersed Rec Road 57
This forest road corridor offers dispersed camping opportunities within the Klamath National Forest. The native dirt route is generally accessible to standard vehicles.
Dispersed Rec Road 57
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Forest Road 57 in the Klamath National Forest, offering native-surface roadside pullouts surrounded by pine trees.
Dispersed Rec Road 57
This corridor along Dispersed Rec Road 57 offers dispersed camping options in Klamath National Forest near McCloud. The dirt route features native material surfaces accessible by most vehicles, winding through quiet pine forest.
Dogget Middle Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Dogget Middle Road within the Klamath National Forest, offering quiet forested settings for self-contained campers.
Dona Springs Forest Road
A scenic mountain road corridor offering dispersed camping options surrounded by the beauty of the Klamath National Forest.
Double Cone Dispersed
Double Cone Road offers quiet dispersed camping opportunities within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest near Weed, California. The native dirt road is accessible to most vehicles during dry conditions, providing a peaceful forested setting close to hiking trails and waterfalls.
Douglas Creek Dispersed Area
This forest road corridor meanders through the scenic Douglas Creek area within the Klamath National Forest. It offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities directly off a native-material dirt road, surrounded by dense pine forest.
Dutchman Peak Iron Canyon Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor along Dutchman Peak Iron Canyon Road within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. This native-material dirt route offers quiet wooded pull-offs suitable for most standard vehicles.
Eagle Creek Campground
Eagle Creek Campground is located along the Trinity River and Eagle Creek, offering a primitive developed camping experience with vault toilets and no drinking water. It features 17 single sites with fire rings and picnic tables. The access road is rough and bumpy, making it best suited for smaller rigs looking for a quiet, forest-enclosed retreat.
Eagle Peak Backcountry Area
A remote backcountry wilderness zone surrounding Eagle Peak. These sites offer secluded hike-in camping accessible via Shasta-Trinity National Forest trails.
Eagle Peak Backcountry Camp
A remote, wilderness hike-in campsite situated near Eagle Peak within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, offering primitive backcountry camping accessible only by trail.
Eagle Peak Backcountry Camp
This remote hike-in backcountry campsite offers a secluded wilderness experience in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest near Eagle Peak.
Eagle Peak Backcountry Campsite (North)
A remote, hike-in backcountry campsite located on the northern slopes of Eagle Peak in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest.
Eagle Peak Backcountry Campsite (South)
A high-alpine wilderness campsite located south of Eagle Peak that offers pristine solitude for hikers.
Eagle Peak Backcountry Campsite (West)
A secluded wilderness camping spot situated west of Eagle Peak and accessible only via backcountry hiking trails.
East Boulder Lake Backcountry Area
A scenic subalpine lake basin in the Klamath National Forest featuring multiple hike-in backcountry campsites ideal for backpacking and fishing.
East Boulder Lake Eastern Camp
A scenic wilderness campsite situated near the eastern shore of East Boulder Lake, offering excellent access to backcountry trails.
East Boulder Lake Northern Camp
A secluded hike-in campsite located north of East Boulder Lake, offering a peaceful retreat surrounded by rugged mountain terrain.
East Boulder Lake Southeast Slopes Camp
A wilderness campsite situated on the southeastern slopes above East Boulder Lake, perfect for taking in views of the alpine basin.
East Boulder Lake Southern Camp
A rustic backcountry campsite positioned south of East Boulder Lake near the incoming creek, providing easy access to fresh water.
East Boulder Lake Trailside Camp
A shaded hike-in campsite located along the northern trail approach to East Boulder Lake, tucked away under subalpine firs.
East Boulder Lake Western Camp
A quiet backcountry campsite nestled along the western edge of East Boulder Lake, ideal for backpackers seeking solitude.
East Firebreak Mudflow Road Dispersed
This dirt corridor within Shasta-Trinity National Forest offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities near the McCloud River and its scenic waterfalls. The road provides access to native-surface pullouts under a dense pine canopy, situated just a short drive from Fowler Campground.
East Firebreak Mudflow Road Dispersed
A scenic and accessible forest corridor located within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest near McCloud, California. The route offers dispersed camping opportunities in a tranquil pine forest setting with convenient access to nearby natural attractions like Red Hill. It serves as a quiet retreat with plenty of space for multiple rigs along the road shoulders and turnouts.
East Fork Elk Road Corridor
A rugged dirt road corridor following the East Fork of Elk Creek into the scenic forests of the Klamath region.
East Fork Ridge Dispersed
Located on USFS land near Weed, California, this quiet forest corridor along East Fork Ridge provides a remote dispersed camping setting amidst the Shasta-Trinity and Klamath National Forests. It is ideal for those seeking a peaceful national forest dispersed camping experience surrounded by scenic pine forests.
East Indian Ridge Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor along East Indian Ridge Road winding through the Klamath National Forest.
East Red Fir Flat Dispersed Area
A quiet pine forest corridor along East Red Fir Flat and Lower Sand Flat Road on the slopes of Mount Shasta, offering several dirt pull-offs and a dead-end spur road ideal for dispersed camping.
East Widow Road Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor along East Widow Road runs through the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, offering quiet, wooded sites with easy access.
Eddie Road Dispersed
This scenic dispersed camping corridor runs along Eddie Road within Shasta-Trinity National Forest. The dirt road has a native material surface that is generally accessible to standard passenger vehicles and motorhomes.
Elk Hole Camp
A rugged walk-in wilderness campground nestled deep within the Klamath National Forest, offering primitive camping near Sawtooth Mountain.
Elk Valley Dispersed Corridor
A scenic dirt corridor located within the Klamath National Forest near Happy Camp, offering native-surface dispersed camping opportunities during the summer and autumn seasons.
Empire Creek Road Dispersed
Located within the Klamath National Forest, Empire Creek Road offers opportunities for dispersed camping along a native dirt road surface. The corridor is open year-round to all vehicle types, though caution should be exercised during wet conditions.
Erickson Road Dispersed
A dispersed camping corridor along Erickson Road within the Klamath National Forest. It provides convenient wooded sites with quick access to the highway.
Etna City Park
A convenient, community-supported city park parking lot located within walking distance of downtown Etna. It features a dedicated grassy area for tents, which is popular among long-distance hikers, and offers basic vehicle parking.
Everitt Hill / Ski Park Highway Dispersed
Dispersed camping sites located along Everitt Hill road, providing convenient access to the scenic Shasta-Trinity National Forest near Mount Shasta.
Eyese Sandy Road
A scenic national forest road winding through the Klamath National Forest near Happy Camp, California. The route offers access to dispersed camping settings along its improved native-material surface.
Fenders Ferry Road (FR 27) Dispersed Camping
A scenic dispersed camping corridor situated along Fenders Ferry Road in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. This dirt road winds through deep pine forests, providing remote pull-outs for self-contained campers seeking a wilderness experience.
Fenders Ferry Road Dispersed
Rustic dispersed camping corridor along Fenders Ferry Road on the McCloud Arm of Shasta Lake. The route offers several lakeside pull-offs with varying degrees of access difficulty.
Fishole Creek
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Fishole Creek within the Fremont-Winema National Forest. This area offers easy roadside access suitable for various rig types looking for a peaceful forest setting.
Fisk Ridge Water Hole Dispersed
This dispersed camping area is located along a native-surface forest road within the Klamath and Shasta-Trinity National Forests. It offers a remote, rustic woodland setting accessible by most vehicles during dry conditions.
Flint Valley Dispersed Camping Area
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Flint Valley Road within the Klamath National Forest, offering primitive camping opportunities surrounded by dense pine forests and close to the Rock Creek Butte wilderness area.
Fool Gulch Camp
Fool Gulch Camp offers dispersed camping within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, set along a native dirt road that is generally accessible to all vehicle types.
Forest Road 19 Sugar Pine/Military
A scenic forest road corridor within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest offering dispersed camping opportunities on native dirt and gravel surfaces.
Forest Road 3672A (Pine Grove)
Dispersed camping corridor along Forest Road 3672A within the Fremont-Winema National Forest. The road features a chip-seal surface suitable for various vehicles, offering quiet settings among the pines.
Forest Road 3678 F Dispersed
This corridor along Forest Road 3678 F offers quiet dispersed camping opportunities within the Fremont-Winema National Forest. The gravel road is generally accessible to most vehicle types and provides standard rustic sites.
Forest Road 3678115 Dispersed
This peaceful forest corridor winds through the Fremont-Winema National Forest, offering quiet dispersed camping options on a native dirt surface.
Forest Road 3754A (Otto Boye Flat)
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Forest Road 3754A in the Fremont-Winema National Forest. The area features peaceful spots nestled among the pines with easy road access.
Forest Road 3815012 Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping along Forest Road 3815012 within the Fremont-Winema National Forest.
Forest Road 3815102
A secluded gravel forest road providing easy-access dispersed camping spots under the pine canopy of the Fremont-Winema National Forest.
Forest Road 42N15 (California-Dalles Hwy)
This corridor along Forest Road 42N15 (California-Dalles Hwy) leads east from Highway 97 into the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. A rough spur road climbs the local cinder cone, offering panoramic views of Mount Shasta, though several sections near the railroad tracks are bordered by marked private property boundaries.
Forest Road 51 Dispersed
This scenic road corridor stretches along Forest Road 51 within the Klamath National Forest, spanning the California and Oregon border near Condrey Mountain. The route offers multiple dispersed campsites surrounded by dense pine forests and mountain scenery. Access is via a dirt road with a native-material surface that is generally passable for most standard vehicles. It serves as a quiet, remote camping option with standard national forest stay limits.
Forest Road 55 Dispersed
A quiet forest road corridor located in Siskiyou County within the Klamath National Forest, offering convenient dispersed camping access close to local trailheads.
Forest Road 57 Dispersed (Klamath National Forest)
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Forest Road 57 in the Klamath National Forest, offering shaded pull-offs on an improved dirt road.
Forest Road 57 Dispersed
Dispersed camping is permitted along Forest Road 57 in the Klamath National Forest, offering quiet, shaded sites on a native dirt surface accessible to most vehicles. The surrounding forest terrain is serene, providing standard wooded campsites along the road corridor.
Forest Road 57 Dispersed
Located in Klamath National Forest near Eagle Rock, this quiet dirt corridor offers scenic dispersed camping opportunities on native material terrain. The road is open to all passenger vehicles and smaller motorhomes with multiple pullouts available.
Forest Spur - Fremont-Winema
A quiet dirt spur road located within the Fremont-Winema National Forest, offering primitive dispersed camping options.
Forest Spur (Fremont-Winema NFS - Gravel)
A quiet gravel forest service road providing accessible dispersed camping options in a scenic pine forest.
Forest Spur (Fremont-Winema NFS)
A secluded dirt forest spur offering dispersed camping sites within the Fremont-Winema National Forest.
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This quiet Forest Service spur road in the Fremont-Winema National Forest offers peaceful dispersed camping opportunities near Horsefly Mountain.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
A quiet dirt spur located within the Fremont-Winema National Forest, offering standard dispersed camping opportunities. The road features a native dirt surface suitable for most vehicles under dry conditions.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along a Forest Service spur road in the Fremont-Winema National Forest, offering quiet forested spots.
Forest Spur Dispersed
This quiet forest corridor within the Fremont-Winema National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities along a gravel spur road. Surrounded by pine trees and situated near Horsefly Mountain, it provides a peaceful wilderness setting with straightforward road access.
Forest Spur Dispersed
A gravel forest road spur in the Fremont-Winema National Forest, providing dispersed camping options in a peaceful pine setting near Keno Dam.
Forest Spur Dispersed
A quiet dirt forest road spur located in the Fremont-Winema National Forest near the California-Oregon border. This native-surface road offers peaceful dispersed camping opportunities suitable for most vehicle types.
Forest Spur Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping options nestled along pine-forested USFS spurs near Yainax Butte. Excellent wilderness setting for self-contained rigs looking for seclusion.
Forest Spur Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping along a dirt spur road in the Fremont-Winema National Forest, situated adjacent to a river and fish ladder. The area is recovering from a past wildfire, offering rustic sites nestled in a steep valley corridor.
Forest Spur
A quiet National Forest road spur within the Fremont-Winema National Forest, offering dispersed camping options surrounded by pine trees near Horsefly Mountain.
Forest Spur
A dirt spur road branching off the main corridor, providing increased isolation. The improved native material surface can be slightly rougher but remains highly usable.
Forest Spur
A quiet dirt forest spur located within the Fremont-Winema National Forest near the California-Oregon border. It offers rustic, dispersed camping with easy access for standard vehicles in dry weather.
Forest Spur Road Dispersed
Quiet forest spur road providing secluded dispersed camping sites in the Fremont-Winema National Forest. Ideal for quiet self-contained camping.
Fort Goff Campground
A scenic, small campground located near the Klamath River under a canopy of dense forest, offering direct access to the Portuguese Creek area.
Fort Jones Compound Road
This access corridor near Fort Jones offers routing options within the Klamath National Forest, providing standard dispersed camping opportunities on federal forest lands.
Fort Springs Cabin Road Dispersed
Located in the quiet pine woodlands of the Fremont-Winema National Forest near the California-Oregon border, this corridor offers rustic dispersed camping along native dirt road spurs. Standard vehicles can access these quiet spots in dry weather, though larger rigs should proceed with caution on the native surfaces. It is an excellent area for quiet, self-contained wilderness camping with high privacy.
Fortune Cookie Forest Road
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the lush Klamath National Forest near Happy Camp, California. The road is composed of native material and offers dispersed camping opportunities along its shoulders in a quiet wilderness setting.
Foster Road Dispersed
A dispersed camping corridor running along Foster Road in Klamath National Forest, offering standard pull-offs on a native dirt surface.
Four Mile Flat Dispersed Area
This dispersed camping area lies along a native dirt road within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, offering serene wooded spots suitable for self-contained rigs. It provides a peaceful forest setting with easy access to nearby recreational spots in the McCloud area.
Fourmile Camp
A primitive, un-serviced forest camp within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. This flat, wooded clearing is located along quiet forest service roads north of Highway 89, providing a peaceful base camp.
Fourmile Hill Dispersed
This quiet dirt forest road corridor offers scenic dispersed camping opportunities in the Klamath National Forest near Lookout Butte. The route is accessible to all vehicle types under dry conditions, providing peaceful boondocking sites among the pine trees.
Fowlers Campground
A popular Forest Service campground situated along the scenic Upper McCloud River, offering shaded sites nestled in a mixed conifer and oak forest. The location provides direct trail access to three spectacular waterfalls and is ideal for trout fishing, swimming, and hiking. Campsites are equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, and bear-resistant food storage lockers.
Fremont-Winema Forest Road 3450180 Corridor
This corridor along Forest Road 3450180 offers several quiet, dispersed camping opportunities on adjacent forest spur roads within the Fremont-Winema National Forest. The pine-wooded terrain provides peaceful and isolated campsites with varying access conditions. While some spurs are accessible year-round, others are seasonally restricted between April and November.
Fremont-Winema Forest Spur Dispersed
This peaceful forest spur road offers straightforward access to dispersed camping sites within the Fremont-Winema National Forest. The flat, dirt and gravel path winds through a quiet wooded setting ideal for self-contained rigs seeking solitude.
Fremont-Winema Forest Spur
Quiet dispersed camping options situated along a dirt forest road in the Fremont-Winema National Forest, offering a secluded retreat surrounded by pines.
Fremont-Winema Forest Spur
A quiet dispersed camping area located along a forest spur road within the Fremont-Winema National Forest. This secluded spot is ideal for those seeking a peaceful wilderness retreat.
Fremont-Winema National Forest Spur
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along a native-material dirt Forest Service spur within the Fremont-Winema National Forest, positioned near the Klamath River. The area offers basic, wooded sites suitable for self-contained camping.
French Gulch View
A scenic dispersed camping corridor within the Klamath National Forest, offering mountain vistas. The native material dirt road provides access to multiple quiet pullouts.
French-Jackson Road Dispersed
Wooded dispersed camping sites located along the French-Jackson Road corridor in Klamath National Forest, offering easy access to the nearby Duck-Eaton Trailhead.
Friendly RV Camp
A convenient and hospitable RV park located just off Interstate 5 at the base of Mount Shasta. The park offers full hookups, clean restrooms, and scenic views of the mountain, situated directly behind a travel center for easy access to services.
Fryingpan Ridge Dispersed
A rugged dirt road along Fryingpan Ridge inside the Klamath National Forest, offering standard dispersed camping opportunities during the accessible season.
Gerber North Campground
Gerber North Campground is a developed Bureau of Land Management facility located on the scenic shores of Gerber Reservoir, offering vault toilets, picnic tables, and fire rings.
Gerber Ranch Road Dispersed
A gravel forest road winding through the Fremont-Winema National Forest, offering numerous dispersed camping opportunities. Suitable for most rigs with easy access to flat, pine-shaded sites.
Gerber South Campground
Gerber South Campground offers peaceful, primitive camping on the scenic southern shores of Gerber Reservoir. This remote developed area features basic amenities like vault toilets, picnic tables, and fire rings, making it a great base for water recreation and fishing. The surrounding high-desert landscape is dotted with ponderosa pines and juniper trees, providing a quiet setting.
Girard Ridge Dispersed Camping
A scenic forest road corridor winding through the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, offering dispersed camping options near Dunsmuir. The road is unpaved but remains open to passenger vehicles and motorhomes during favorable weather.
Girard Ridge Lookout
This historic 1931 lookout cabin offers panoramic mountain views and is located on the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. It provides primitive accommodations with access to nearby hiking trails, including the Pacific Crest Trail.
Go Loop Dispersed Camping
This Forest Road loop winds through the dense forests of the Klamath region, offering isolated roadside pullouts suitable for quiet, dry camping. It is easily accessible via standard vehicles along native dirt surfaces.
Goad Access Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along Goad Access road within Klamath National Forest. This area offers standard national forest access surrounded by scenic woods.
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Gordons Ferry Road
This forest corridor provides access along the Klamath River basin with native material dirt and gravel tracks suitable for remote camping opportunities.
Gottville River Access
Gottville River Access provides dispersed camping opportunities along the scenic Klamath River in Klamath National Forest. The access road consists of improved native materials and is suitable for most passenger vehicles and medium-sized rigs.
Grass Lake Fire Road Dispersed
This National Forest road corridor provides dispersed camping opportunities within the Klamath National Forest, located just over a kilometer from the highway. The native dirt surface accommodates quiet, roadside camping in a scenic wooded setting close to regional vistas.
Greenhorn Anderson Forest Road
An access corridor within the Klamath National Forest near Yreka, providing dispersed camping opportunities along an improved dirt road.
Grider Ridge Forest Road
A scenic forest service road climbing into the Klamath National Forest, offering dispersed camping opportunities along a native dirt surface.
Gumboot Campground
A small, scenic developed campground situated directly on the shores of Gumboot Lake. It offers lakefront sites, a vault toilet, and is paved all the way to the water, providing an excellent base camp for exploring the nearby Pacific Crest Trail.
Gumboot Lake Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Gumboot Lake Road within Shasta-Trinity National Forest, providing convenient access to nearby hiking trails and pristine alpine lakes.
Gumboot Trailhead
Situated in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest near Gumboot Lake, this trailhead serves as a staging point for hikers accessing the Pacific Crest Trail. The parking area features a native dirt surface and provides a quiet, remote environment surrounded by mountain scenery.
Haight Mountain Loop Dispersed
A scenic dirt road loop traversing the Klamath National Forest near Haight Mountain, offering quiet dispersed camping options among the pine trees.
Half Gallon Road Dispersed
This forest road corridor offers dispersed camping options winding through the scenic pine forests of Shasta-Trinity National Forest near Mount Shasta. Passable for most vehicles, it provides access to quiet, forested spots with high scenery.
Hall Gulch Dispersed Camping
Hall Gulch is a quiet forest corridor in Shasta-Trinity National Forest offering basic dispersed camping opportunities along a native dirt road. The area provides a rustic forest setting suitable for self-contained rigs during the accessible seasonal window.
Hall Gulch Road (FR fa08) Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor nestled in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest along Hall Gulch Road.
Happy Camp Compound
An access corridor within the Klamath National Forest providing a gravel-surface route suitable for passenger vehicles. It lies adjacent to the community of Happy Camp and is in close proximity to local cultural attractions and developed campgrounds. Standard Forest Service dispersed camping and motorized use guidelines apply along this roadway.
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Happy Camp Primitive Glade
A primitive, walk-in or ride-in backcountry clearing located near the stock camp.
Harlan Davis Road Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping along Harlan Davis road in the Klamath National Forest. This route consists of a native dirt surface that offers secluded forest pull-offs suitable for standard passenger vehicles in dry conditions.
Harris Mountain Road
A quiet forest road corridor offering dispersed camping within the scenic Shasta-Trinity National Forest. This native-surface dirt road winds through wooded terrain, providing peaceful, secluded spots suitable for self-contained campers.
Harris Rock Bartle Road Dispersed
An unpaved forest road winding through the scenic Shasta-Trinity National Forest, offering dispersed camping opportunities. Ideal for self-contained rigs seeking a quiet retreat amidst the pines.
Harris Spring Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Harris Spring Road within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest near Tulelake, offering tranquil forested surroundings. The road is a dirt track composed of native material, providing easy access to multiple pull-offs suitable for standard rigs. Natural landmarks nearby include Little Glass Mountain and Pumice Stone Mountain. Standard national forest dispersed guidelines apply.
Harris Springs Bartle Road Dispersed
This native-surface forest road corridor offers dispersed camping opportunities within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. The dirt and gravel route is generally flat and accessible to standard passenger vehicles during dry conditions.
Haul Road Dispersed
An accessible gravel forest road corridor within the Fremont-Winema National Forest, offering dispersed camping opportunities along the pine forest shoulders.
Hawkins Creek Road Dispersed Corridor
This forest road corridor offers quiet dispersed camping opportunities within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. The native dirt and gravel road is generally accessible to most vehicle types during dry conditions.
Hawkins Creek Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Hawkins Creek Road (Forest Road 11) within Shasta-Trinity National Forest. The road offers access to rustic dispersed sites nestled in a dense pine forest setting near Stump Creek Butte.
Hawkinsville View Dispersed Area
A scenic forest road corridor offering dispersed camping options on Klamath National Forest land just north of Yreka.
Hawks Nest RV Park & Cabins
A private, forested commercial RV and cabin park shaded by tall pines and aspens in a scenic, remote region near the volcanic monument.
Headwater Pitch Lookout Road Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping corridors along Headwater Pitch Lookout road and adjacent forest spurs within the Fremont-Winema National Forest. The area features a beautiful pine forest setting with native-dirt surfaces accessible by most vehicles during dry conditions.
Hebron Summit Dispersed Camping
Scenic dispersed camping along the dirt roads of Hebron Summit. The area provides a rustic forest setting within Klamath National Forest and is suitable for a wide range of vehicles.
Hi-Lo Motel and RV Park
A motel and private RV park located near major transit corridors, offering basic camping accommodations with showers and standard utility hookups.
Highland Lakes Road Dispersed
This unpaved corridor offers dispersed camping opportunities within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. The native-surface road winds through a peaceful pine forest and is accessible to most vehicle types.
Highland Lakes Road Dispersed
This forest road corridor offers dispersed camping options tucked into the scenic Shasta-Trinity National Forest. It is generally accessible year-round to most vehicle classes, including motorhomes, via a native-material dirt road.
Hilltop Road Dispersed
A quiet forest corridor located within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest offering dispersed camping options along a native-surface road. It provides access to nearby scenic landmarks on the southern slopes of Mount Shasta.
Hogan Mine Road Dispersed
Hogan Mine Road offers dispersed camping opportunities along a dirt, native-surface road within the scenic Klamath National Forest. This area is generally accessible to standard vehicles and provides quiet, forested spots with standard stay limits.
Horse Flat Campground
A primitive developed Forest Service campground situated along Eagle Creek Road.
Horse Glade Trailhead
A remote trailhead in the Modoc National Forest providing vault toilet access and quiet spots suitable for self-contained rigs.
Horse Robins Gulch
A scenic Forest Service road corridor winding through the Klamath National Forest, offering primitive dispersed camping opportunities.
Horsethief Creek Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor located along Horsethief Creek within the Klamath National Forest. The area features a dirt road with an improved native material surface, providing access to quiet forest settings.
Hot Potato Forest Road
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the Klamath National Forest near Happy Camp, California.
Huckleberry Mountain Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the Klamath National Forest near Huckleberry Mountain, providing quiet options for dispersed camping.
Ice Caves Road Dispersed
Primitive dispersed camping along Ice Caves Road in Shasta-Trinity National Forest. The dirt road provides access to native-surface sites within a quiet forest setting near the Jot Dean Ice Cave. This area offers an authentic, off-the-grid forest experience.
Ice River Ridge Road Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor along Ice River Ridge offers quiet, forested spots in Shasta-Trinity National Forest. The gravel road is generally accessible to most vehicle types.
Idlewild Campground
A scenic developed campground situated along South Russian Road, offering a tranquil and forested setting with basic facilities.
Ike's Creek Road
A quiet dispersed camping corridor winding through the Klamath National Forest along Ike's Creek Road. The route features a dirt road with a native material surface that is generally accessible to most vehicle types.
Independence Creek Road
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the Klamath National Forest alongside Independence Creek.
Indian Scotty Group Site
A dedicated group camping area situated adjacent to the wild and scenic Scott River in the Klamath National Forest. This location offers easy access to whitewater runs, swimming, and nearby trailheads into the Marble Mountain Wilderness.
Indian Well Campground
A clean, well-maintained National Park Service campground situated in Lava Beds National Monument, offering 43 paved sites. Ideal for exploring nearby volcanic caves and hiking trails, the campground features heated restrooms and drinking water. Loop A remains open through winter, while Loop B operates seasonally.
International Miller Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along International Miller Road in Klamath National Forest, offering primitive roadside pullouts surrounded by pine forest. The route is accessible to standard vehicles and provides a peaceful boondocking experience close to natural surroundings.
International-Miller Road
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along an unpaved road in the Klamath National Forest, offering pine forest settings near Weed.
Interstate 5 Exit 734 Pull-off
A large, relatively level gravel pull-off directly off Interstate 5 at Exit 734 near Dunsmuir. It offers a convenient, quick roadside stop, though travelers should expect significant highway noise. This area serves as a basic resting spot near local natural attractions.
Jeep Doggett Tie
A quiet National Forest corridor winding through the Klamath National Forest, offering opportunities for dispersed camping along the roadside clearings.
Johnny O'Neil Road
A scenic forest service corridor route located in the Klamath National Forest, offering primitive vehicle access in a quiet, wooded wilderness setting. This route is typically suitable for standard passenger vehicles during the seasonal open period, winding through dense timberlands and providing a remote, rustic outdoor experience.
Juanita Lake Campground
Situated on the Klamath National Forest adjacent to the scenic 55-acre Juanita Lake, this developed campground offers 23 campsites along with a group site. The area is highly popular for water-based recreation, featuring a paved boat launch, swimming, and a 1.5-mile paved trail encircling the lake. Access is fully paved via the southern route, offering a well-maintained campground with vault toilets, trash cans, campfire rings, and picnic tables.
Juniper High Desert Hipcamp
A private, booking-required high-desert camping spot located near Weed, offering striking views of the surrounding landscape.
Juniper Terrace Dispersed Camping
A quiet forest road corridor in the Klamath National Forest providing access to native-surface dispersed sites. The area offers a tranquil wooded setting with convenient proximity to Pluto's Cave and Yellow Butte.
Kangaroo Lake Campground
A scenic developed campground situated near Kangaroo Lake in the Klamath National Forest, offering paved access and convenient trailhead proximity. Perfect for outdoor recreationists looking to explore the nearby hiking trails.
Kangaroo Mountain Trailhead Area
A remote backcountry trailhead located in the scenic Klamath National Forest near Kangaroo Mountain.
Kangaroo Pastures Dispersed Camping
Kangaroo Pastures offers primitive dispersed camping along a dirt forest road in Klamath National Forest. It is easily accessible for standard vehicles and features quiet, forested surroundings.
Kegg Loop Dispersed Camping
Spacious dispersed camping opportunities are found along this dirt loop road in the Klamath National Forest. The terrain is flat and surrounded by scenic pine forest, though the surface can be dusty during dry seasons.
Kemper Gulch
A scenic mountain drainage corridor located within the Klamath National Forest near Happy Camp. The native surface road tracks along Kemper Gulch, offering a natural and forested setting for dispersed camping.
Kill Deer Forest Road
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along the native-surface Kill Deer road within the Klamath National Forest, offering standard forest camping opportunities.
Kincade Mine Road Dispersed
Kincade Mine Road offers rugged dispersed camping options within the Klamath National Forest, accessible via a native-dirt surface road.
Kings Castle Backcountry Area
A secluded backcountry wilderness pocket situated deep within the Klamath National Forest, accessible only via rugged hiking trails.
Kings Ridge Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along the native-surface Kings Ridge road within the Klamath National Forest.