I submitted new coordinates & photos, and they were applied to this existing listing. Most of the photos on this page are from a different parking spot 1.9 miles north, on the west side of Old Rte 99, where others and myself have *previously* camped (near a cement barrier with some symbols and "Earth" painted on it). That was a nice, q... more

We were traveling south on I5 and I got confused and missed the exit. Take exit 6 Mt Ashland to Old 99 south. Then follow Old 99 about 3-4 miles to the turn off. There is a weird but cute sign that says Earth. I didn’t like the random garbage that was strewed around, but it wasn’t awful. It’s going to be fine for one night.

We had a great stay at this dry camping location. This spot is right off the freeway and the noise from the road is barely heard. There is still a washed away stream in the middle of the site running parallel to the road but if you enter from either far sides you will avoid the big dip. Would definitely stay here again.

This camp was ok. Its just a big pull out area along Hwy 99. There are no amenities here of any kind. Makes a good stop if your just passing thru, if you plan on staying a while I would recommend the Mt Ashland that is 20 minutes up the mountain. It was very quiet here, only a few cars a day pass by. One other RV showed up last nigh... more

We were looking for a easy and free spot to park overnight while traveling I-5. This is a great pick. Fairly level spots even for a 30' Airstream. The AT&T cell service is GREAT. 5 bars with 4G. Easy to get to, just take the Mt. Ashland exit [if heading south]. I'm not sure of the exit for heading north. Then follow the Old 99... more

A very large gravel pull off lot near I-5 in the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument (BLM), perfect for an overnight while traveling the I-5. The Old Hwy 99 is a very quiet road, so the only noise comes from I-5 which was faint with all our windows closed. There is fantastic reception here, full LTE Verizon and 1 bar of LTE Sprint. The ... more