40 acres hosted by Miriam J.
1 tent site
Welcome to our expansive 40-acre property, surrounded by pristine public land, offering a diverse terrain for outdoor enthusiasts to explore. With low-lying flat areas nestled among majestic mountains, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Access to the campsite is convenient via a paved road, or for the more adventurous hikers, secluded campsites await atop the mountain peaks.
Experience the beauty of a seasonal river winding through the property, surrounded by mature trees and lush foliage. Please note that while a single uninhabitable vacant residential property is onsite and off-limits, campers are welcome to enjoy the rest of the property and even venture onto the public land, which features a series of abandoned gold mines for exploration.
For those interested in filming opportunities, we offer the option for filming at a rate of $1500+ per day, providing a picturesque backdrop for your project.
Immerse yourself in the natural splendor of our property, where adventure and tranquility await amidst the rugged beauty of the landscape.Bring tents or RV’s and friends! Great for off-roading vehicles as well!
Capra Ranch is situated in a mountain valley in the outskirts of Santa Clarita, CA. The property has no active residents or neighbors. It is only accessible via one private road which has 24- hour security. This means expansive space with complete privacy. It borders the Angeles National Forest which means endless wilderness exploration, hiking and off roading trails are just steps from the campsite.
The designated campsite is a small area surrounded by mature trees for privacy from other campsites. It’s nice and flat and can accommodate 6-8 guests. Plenty of space to maneuver and turn around trailers, RV’s and toy haulers.
It is approximately 300 feet from the on-site vacant house which is off limits for exploration or entry.
You will have an upward facing view of the southern part of the property which is a canyon surrounded by mountains, a train track which is active, and a seasonal river, old gold mines, and lots of hiking.
Things to consider: Traffic can be heard driving by, however not seen. It’s a public two lane road. The train is very loud and passes through the canyon in intervals. The terrain is mountain wilderness. Inhabitants include deer, bears, mountain lions, and rattlesnakes.
This property has was abandoned for many years until recently. A vacant home and trash is scattered on the western side of the property. It is actively monitored and in the process of being cleaned and prepped for rehabilitation construction. The camp site itself has expansive views facing away from the construction areas.
