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Trinity Outpost Wilderness Resort

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· 122.928142, Trinity, California

100 acres hosted by Trinity O.

10 RV/tent sites

Private sites

100% of recent Hipcampers say the sites felt private.

Off-leash friendly

Pets can be off-leash at some sites.

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Private Tent Camping: under the stars. Park at your campsite! Community areas, swimming holes, creek running through ALL campsites, shared lodge & rustic accommodations. No fee for children or dogs~ Follow for update tweets @ResortTrinity Trinity Outpost Wilderness is a private campground that is committed to the land-sharing ethos of Hipcamp preserving ecology and defending habitat for wildlife and pollinators. The mineral springs and trails are open to the public during the daytime. We also host with WWOOF, we have many cultural exchange volunteers helping us bring life back to this historic land building an organic farm and sustainable inclusive community. The campground is your to book but is also surrounded by National Forest Land which belongs to everyone. We expect zero exceptions to the leave no trace standards we have put forward for our private land share. Fall asleep stargazing under a dark sky, surrounded by trees, water and wildlife. Wake up to birds chirping then a 10 min hike to visit the Cold mineral springs bubbling out of the mountainside, attracting many types of wildlife along with people seeking out the healing properties of the sulfur scented spring water. Sacred healing mineral spring "Deadshot" named by the native peoples for its ability to cure all ailments with 'one shot'. Nipisum or 'health water' was later bottled by the California Medicinal Springs Co. after the land was homesteaded in 1886. This historic retreat rests at the foot of lower Chanchelulla 'black rock' Mountain. Bordering a Wilderness Area this land is pristine and wild inhabited by many animals and incredible bio-diversity such as Pileated Woodpeckers, Golden Eagle, Bald Eagle, Blackhawk, Goshawk, Great Horned Owl, Flying Squirrel, Pacific King Snake, Salamanders and Protected Spawning Rainbow Trout. 100+ acres with private hiking trails along the stream for easy trekking, and summit trails (climbing up to almost 6,000 ft.) to the peak. Our aim is to restore the land from the last 100 years of habitation using innovation to renovate the campground and baths for the next 100 years. With your help we hope to revitalize the community of Trinity County, as well as educate and generate support for WILDERNESS, public forest lands and the agencies that manage them.

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401 ratings · 298 reviews

Carolyn J.recommends

July 21, 2024

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Stewards

We had an amazing time camping at tree outpost my family camped right in the creek. Super chill. My dog was in heaven. Highly recommended.

George P.recommends

July 2, 2024

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Wonderful retreat in the wilderness

We very much enjoyed our recent four-night stay with our dog. Directions to the property were easy to follow. The property is large and campsites are separated to afford plenty of privacy. Our campsite was spacious and included a large picnic table for convenience; it was just a short walk to the mineral springs. The location is quite remote, so campers should plan to bring what they need with them, as the nearest town is over an hour away. We recommend enjoying the site and not looking for day trips in the vicinity, because you'll be driving all day to find anything of interest. We would definitely stay there again!

Stephanie M.recommends

July 2, 2024

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Campsite far away from it all

Nestled in the heart of nature, Trinity Outpost offers an idyllic escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. The tent sites are spaced fairly far apart and there are clean bathrooms with flushing toilets! The tranquil creek running through the campground added a soothing soundtrack to the serene environment. Our gracious host let us borrow a cooler when we forgot ours! We even saw a deer right by our campsite on our second to last day! Highly recommend!

Brian C.recommends

June 29, 2024

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Amazing place, incredibly welcoming owners! They’re doing a great job restoring the place and making it amazing. Close access to the creek, really cool mineral springs, and the fresh spring water is incredible.

Cindy W.recommends

June 29, 2024

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My husband, dog, and I had a quiet, joyful, and relaxing camping experience here. The camping locations were spread out, large, and creek-side. Gurgling Brown's Creek put us to sleep each night. We hiked the area's trails including to nearby Deer Lick Springs. We found it interesting that this campground was the former site of a village of squatters and is now a pristine, verdant, shaded nature-scape thanks to the tireless efforts of its relatively new owners. We hope to return soon.

Mary M.recommends

June 27, 2024

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Secljded

So peaceful and secluded, especially if you get the “sugar pine” location. AH! A dream. Plenty of space, camp sites aren’t on top of each other. Really dog friendly too.

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122.928142, Trinity, California, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla, Wintʰu• Po•m (Northern Wintu), Tsnungwe, Nor Rel Muk Wintu, and Dau Nom Wintu First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking