Dispersed Camping in Yuba County, California
Showing 56 locations in Yuba County.
Bootjack Mine Road Dispersed
This native-dirt corridor in Plumas National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities along Bootjack Mine Road. The road is open year-round to all vehicles under dry conditions.
Bullards Administrative Site Road
This chip-sealed forest road provides access to the Bullards Bar Reservoir area within Tahoe National Forest. Standard US Forest Service regulations apply for dispersed camping along the corridor where permitted.
Buster Road Dispersed Camping
This gravel forest road corridor offers quiet dispersed camping opportunities within the scenic Plumas National Forest. The road is generally well-maintained and suitable for most vehicle types looking for primitive camping.
Camel Peak Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor along Camel Peak Road within the Plumas National Forest. The native material road provides access to primitive dispersed camping opportunities suitable for most standard vehicles during dry weather.
Camp Pendola Road Dispersed Corridor
Camp Pendola Road provides dispersed camping opportunities along a native dirt surface corridor within Tahoe National Forest.
Challenge Ranger Station Road Dispersed
This forest road corridor offers dispersed camping options in Plumas National Forest near Challenge. The native dirt and gravel road runs through pine forests with various pullouts suitable for camping.
Colgate Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping is permitted along Colgate Road within Plumas National Forest, offering quiet forested sites on a native dirt road accessible to standard vehicles.
Collins Lake RV Park & Campground
A popular lakeside RV park and campground offering extensive amenities and water recreation on Collins Lake.
Cottage Creek Campground
Cottage Creek Campground is a newly developed facility located on the steep pine slopes overlooking Bullards Bar Reservoir. The campground offers double and triple campsites with modern amenities and provides convenient access to nearby boat launches, hiking trails, and water sports.
Dark Day Campground
Situated near the Bullards Bar Reservoir in the Tahoe National Forest, this developed campground provides access to boat launches, fishing, and hiking trails.
Dark Day Picnic Area
A developed day-use and boat launch parking area located near Bullards Bar Reservoir in the Tahoe National Forest. While excellent for daytime recreation and lake access, overnight camping is strictly prohibited at this site.
Dry Creek Road Dispersed
Dry Creek Road offers standard dispersed camping opportunities within the Plumas National Forest. The route consists of native dirt and gravel surfaces suitable for a variety of rigs looking for a quiet, wooded stay.
Feather Falls Spur A Dispersed
A remote dirt spur road located in the Plumas National Forest, offering dispersed camping opportunities in a densely forested setting.
Feather River District, Plumas National Forest
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Forest Road 0122-004-05 Dispersed
A quiet wooded corridor along Forest Road 0122-004-05 in the Tahoe National Forest, offering seasonal dispersed camping in a typical pine forest setting.
Forest Spur Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping options along a forest spur road in Plumas National Forest. The native-surface dirt road provides access into standard pine forest terrain near Mount Hope.
Frenchy Point Campground
A primitive boat-in campground on the shores of Bullards Bar Reservoir. This location serves as an overflow option with basic campsites and no restroom facilities, offering a rustic lakeside experience.
Garden Point Boat-in Campground
A scenic developed campground on the shoreline of Bullards Bar Reservoir, accessible strictly by boat from the Dark Day boat launch.
Ground Spur A Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping along Ground Spur A in Plumas National Forest, offering a quiet forest setting with direct vehicular access.
Harrison Ridge Spur A Dispersed
Spur A off Harrison Ridge Road offers dispersed camping opportunities within the Plumas National Forest. The access road is a dirt surface treated with bituminous material, making it accessible for most vehicle classes.
Harrison Ridge Spur L1 Dispersed
Dispersed creekside camping along Harrison Ridge Spur L1 in the Plumas National Forest. Located just before the creek crossing, this quiet corridor features level pull-offs suitable for multiple rigs and offers direct water access.
Hornswoggle Group Campground
A developed group campground near the Bullards Bar Reservoir, specifically designed to accommodate larger gatherings and multiple rigs. Set within a mature evergreen canopy, the area serves as an excellent launch point for boating, hiking, and fishing along the reservoir. Paved access ensures easy navigation for larger recreational vehicles and trailers.
Lilac Road Dispersed
This forest road corridor offers quiet dispersed camping opportunities within the Plumas National Forest. The dirt road is composed of native material and remains accessible to standard vehicles and motorhomes.
Lonesome Cabin Road Dispersed
A quiet dirt corridor situated within Plumas National Forest, offering dispersed camping opportunities in a scenic, pine-forested environment.
Long Point Access Dispersed
This scenic forest corridor within the Tahoe National Forest offers dispersed camping along a native-material dirt road. The area provides a quiet wooded setting with seasonal access from spring through autumn.
Lumpkin Ridge Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping along Lumpkin Ridge Road offers access to quiet sites in the Plumas National Forest. The dirt road is generally accessible to standard vehicles in dry conditions, providing several shaded clearings.
Lumpkin Ridge Spur F
A quiet and undeveloped forest corridor along Lumpkin Ridge Spur F within Plumas National Forest. It offers simple dispersed camping opportunities with a native dirt and gravel surface accessible by most vehicles during dry conditions.
Madrone Cove Boat-in Campground
Madrone Cove is a developed boat-in campground situated on the scenic shoreline of Bullards Bar Reservoir. The site offers boat-in campsites nestled among the trees with excellent access to water sports, fishing, and hiking.
Midas-Lumpkin Spur D Dispersed
A quiet dirt spur located within the Plumas National Forest that provides basic wooded camping sites. The native-surface road offers a peaceful forest setting with easy access during dry conditions.
Mooreville Ridge Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along Mooreville Ridge in Plumas National Forest. The route offers multiple wooded spots suitable for a quiet rustic stay.
Mooreville Ridge Dispersed
Mooreville Ridge offers dispersed camping opportunities along a native-surface forest road in Plumas National Forest. The road is accessible by standard vehicles in dry conditions, providing quiet sites nestled in a dense pine forest setting.
Mooreville Ridge Spur A
This quiet forest service road spur in the Plumas National Forest offers accessible dispersed camping along a native-surface dirt road. It provides a peaceful, wooded setting suitable for various rig setups looking for standard boondocking.
New York Creek
This Forest Service road corridor in Plumas National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities along New York Creek. The route consists of a native dirt surface and is generally accessible to most vehicle types.
Oak Valley Site Dispersed Camping
This native-surface forest corridor in the Tahoe National Forest offers peaceful dispersed camping along Oak Valley Road. It is accessible to most vehicles during dry conditions, but seasonal winter closures apply.
Oregon Springs Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the Plumas National Forest. It features dispersed camping on native material surfaces accessible by a wide range of vehicles.
Oroleve Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping sites along Oroleve Road within the Plumas National Forest. The road winds through beautiful northern California pine forest, providing quick access to undeveloped wilderness pull-outs.
Peterson Ridge Spur D
A quiet Forest Service spur road in Plumas National Forest offering peaceful, dispersed camping sites nested in a dense coniferous forest setting.
Pike Co Lo Spur B Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Pike Co Lo Spur B in the Plumas National Forest. The route is a native material dirt road providing pull-off options under the pine canopy near Pike County Peak.
Pinkard Creek Spur A
This native-surface spur road in the Plumas National Forest offers quiet dispersed camping options accessible by most vehicles. It is ideal for those looking to camp near Sly Creek and Lost Creek Reservoirs.
Pittsburg Hill Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor winding through the scenic pine forests of the Tahoe National Forest along Pittsburg Hill Road.
Plumas National Forest near Challenge-Brownsville, CA
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Ponderosa Road Dispersed
This scenic dirt corridor runs through the Plumas National Forest, offering standard dispersed camping opportunities among the pine trees.
Racetrack Point Dispersed
A quiet forest road corridor in Plumas National Forest offering primitive dispersed camping opportunities on native dirt surfaces.
Right Arm Spur A Dispersed Area
Located within the Plumas National Forest, Right Arm Spur A is a native dirt road providing quiet, dispersed camping pull-offs.
Schoolhouse Campground
A popular developed campground located near the shores of Bullards Bar Reservoir. Surrounded by a dense mixed-conifer forest, this site offers excellent access to water-based activities and nearby multi-use trails. Paved campground loops make it highly accessible for standard vehicles and trailers. High-quality facilities and scenic wooded surroundings provide a classic forest camping experience. Community notes from Summer 2020 highlighted the access to nice biking trails nearby.
Scott Ravine Road Dispersed
A scenic forest road corridor within Plumas National Forest, offering dispersed camping opportunities along native dirt tracks.
Slide Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Slide Road in Plumas National Forest. The route features a native-material dirt surface that is open to standard passenger vehicles and motorhomes year-round.
Springer Road Dispersed
A quiet forest road corridor in Plumas National Forest offering standard dispersed camping opportunities near Rocky Point Peak.
Store Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Store Road within Plumas National Forest, offering standard dirt pull-offs surrounded by pine forest.
Strawberry Guard Station Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along a dirt forest road in Plumas National Forest, offering easy access to nearby Sly Creek Reservoir.
Summit Spur A Dispersed
Summit Spur A offers quiet dispersed camping opportunities along a dirt forest road in Plumas National Forest. The route features a native material surface suitable for most passenger vehicles under dry conditions.
Switchback Way Dispersed
Dispersed camping is available along Switchback Way within Plumas National Forest. The dirt road has a native surface suitable for most vehicles.
Upper French Creek Spur B Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Upper French Creek Spur B in Plumas National Forest. The road is a native dirt spur offering quiet, wooded sites near the South Fork diversion area.
Walmart Linda
This Walmart parking lot in Linda offers a potential paved overnight stop, subject to local municipal ordinances and store manager approval.
Youngs Hill Tie Spur Dispersed
This dirt spur road offers dispersed camping opportunities within Tahoe National Forest. Accessible by standard vehicles in dry conditions, the road is seasonally closed during winter.