Six Rivers National Forest

Looking for cold mountains streams and emerald colored swimming holes? Dillon Creek Campground has got your back! Located at the confluence of Dillon Creek and the Klamath River, this spacious campground is a great base to explore the Klamath National Forest or hole up by the campfire and listen to the Northern Spotted Owls take a hoot!Read more...

Itch’n for some world class kayaking and rafting this Spring? Grab the crew and cruise up some windy mountain one-lane cliff drop-off roads at Nordheimer Campground in Six Rivers (pronounce it like a German “Nord-Hymer”). Great spot to float you boat down the Cal-Salmon. Camp sites are perched on grassy meadows with bathrooms, and groups sites are Read more...

Smothered between the bosom of Brush and Brannan Mountain’s, Boise Creek Campground is a forested haven that will do your tired soul some serious good. The canopy of epic madrone evergreens, firs, and bay trees stretch their arms to give all the shade you need after spending the day chillaxing along the creek or nearby Trinity River. This must be Read more...

Grab the brewskis, the hot dogs, and the power bait, and head on up to Fish Lake Campground. Fish for trout, blue-gill, or bass. Enjoy the spacious sites with fire rings, picnic tables, water, and vault toilets. Enjoy the smell of port-orford cedar and relax. Read more...

Pearch Creek Campground is located in a mature Douglas fir and hardwood forest near the town of Orleans close to the Klamath River. This aptly named campground is perched above Pearch Creek itself, and you can fall asleep to the sounds of the stream. Campsites have combination fire-ring grills, picnic tables, and drinking water available. Classic Read more...

Aikens Creek West Campground is near Klamath River, Aikens Creek, and Indian Creek. Swap fishing stories with the many visitors - you’ll find some of the best fishing in the area here, and anglers come from all over to try their luck. If you need a break from the water, take a hike on Bluff Creek Trail to enjoy the surrounding scenery. Read more...

E-Ne-Nuck Campground attracts anglers from all over for some of the best fishing in the region. The campground is located near great fishing holes on the Klamath River and nearby streams. If you can drag yourself away from the fish, Bluff Creek Trail is a great hiking trail nearby!Read more...

If you’re a lover of deep emerald colored swimming holes and wild rivers this is the campground to be! It’s a great place to explore the CalSalmon known for world class kayaking, steelhead fishing and well, …for being unknown. If peace, tranquility, and utter remoteness in a primitive campground are your goals… you just struck gold. Read more...

Panther Flat Campground is a large and popular campground that sits on a shady flat above the bright blue Smith River. There are huckleberry bushes between campsites--great for privacy and midnight snacks. Yum! For river access, drive or walk to the picnic area and spend the day swimming and fishing! For a unique experience, take a botanical trail Read more...

Sitting in a shady area near East Fork Willow Creek, East Fork Campground is a great getaway from the hustle and bustle of the big city. This spot feels remote, but is conveniently located near the highway. Enjoy views of the surrounding forest from your tent or trailer. Read more...

Grassy Flat Campground sits above the Middle Fork of the Smith River. Head down to the river for swimming, fishing, or rafting. You can take the hiking trail up to an old bridge for great views of the river and forest. Read more...

You’ll find Patrick Creek Campground nestled among towering Douglas fir, at the confluence of the Middle Fork of Smith River and Patrick Creek. The campground is on a flat above the river, and there is a short trail down to the water. There aren’t any hiking trails through the campground, but many great trails are a drive away!Read more...

The Big Flat Campground is a small, quiet spot near the Hurdygurdy Creek (great name, right?). Far from towns and highways, this is ideal for campers looking for a remote getaway. You’ll be near the All Access Trail, which leads to Fox Flat two miles away. The trail is great for hikers, bikers, equestrian, and even wheelchairs, so pick your favori Read more...

Once you arrive at Bear Basin Lookout and the adjacent Pierson Cabin, you might need a couple minutes to catch your breath. There are panoramic views that extend from the Pacific Ocean in the West, to the Siskiyou Wilderness and Klamath Mountains to the east. This is a place of rugged and remote beauty, and camping in a fire lookout tower is the b Read more...

The North Fork Campground is a semi-shaded campground on the North Fork of the Smith River. The campground is part of the North Fork Smith River botanical area, so visitors will enjoy the many rare plants that have adapted to the serpentine soil, as well as wildflowers in the spring and early summer. You’ll have a two-hour drive on rocky gravel to Read more...

How does your own private cove sound? Fir Cove Campground is close enough! Surrounded by a forest of hearty pine and fir, Ruth Lake stands out like the glimmering jewel it is. From casual fishing to skillful skiing, you can find just the right outlet for your getaway. The beautiful valleys and peaks here also offer epic hiking and off-roading trai Read more...

Bailey Canyon Campground is located near the banks of beautiful Ruth Lake, popular with boaters and anglers. After a long day on the water, enjoy views of the sparkling lake and surrounding forested mountain ranges from your tent or trailer. Read more...

Mad River Campground sits on a bluff overlooking Mad River, near Grace Creek. There are shady campsites here, under the canopy of towering douglas firs. Take the two-mile hike over to Ruth Lake for a day of swimming and boating, and let your cares wash away!Read more...