Trinity Outpost Wilderness Campsite was an incredible getaway and easily one of the most peaceful camping experiences Iâve had. The mineral springs were a standoutâperfect for a cold plunge after hiking and a really unique feature that made the trip feel special. We also found a super easy day hike right along the creek that was beautiful, relaxing, and accessible for all skill levels.
The campsite itself is well maintained and thoughtfully set up, with fun extras like a tire swing, volleyball net, and tetherball that add to the laid-back, playful atmosphere. At night, it was quiet and peaceful, and we fell asleep to the sound of the creek running right past our site.
A couple practical notes for future campers: the bathrooms are a big plus, but definitely bring your own septic-friendly toilet paper because it ran out quickly. Also, donât rely on on-site drinking waterâwe never actually found any, so itâs best to bring all the water youâll need.
Getting there is fairly straightforward, but be prepared for about 13 miles of gravel road. A vehicle with decent clearance is strongly recommended; one of our friends in a sedan ended up losing a skid plate along the way.
Overall, itâs a beautiful, well-kept, and quiet campsite that feels truly tucked away in nature, with just enough amenities to stay comfortable without losing the wilderness feel.