Can you camp anywhere in Shasta-Trinity National Forest?

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While you cannot camp anywhere in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, there are many designated campgrounds and dispersed camping areas available. Dispersed camping is allowed in certain parts of the forest, but it's essential to follow the guidelines and regulations set by the forest service. You should camp at least 100 feet away from lakes and streams, and always practice Leave No Trace principles. The Shasta-Trinity National Forest offers a variety of campgrounds, including forest campgrounds and cabin accommodations. Always check for current fire restrictions and road closures before heading out to camp.

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