Ramhorn Springs Campground

This is a very nice campground, for free. This is a deer camp. At least that what it was being used for, this time of year. They have hanging poles for game, pit toilets, that are cleaned daily. 12 sites, some large enough for rigs 33’ spotty cell service. No water, or hook ups of any kind. Bring your solar power. But generators are allowed. 14 day stay period

Arrived in a rain storm that persisted our entire stay so we didn’t get a chance to take a hike. The road in was satisfactory with some mild washboard and a few shallow holes.
There is a donation box and envelopes.
The sites are back in and no turn around circle probably not good for a large class A.
Looks like there are hanging stations for hunters. Probably a busy CG in the hunting season.
No cell service AT&T or Verizon. We did get it on our way out on the road at one spot but lost it again when we hit 375.

It's a good gravel road, 3 miles off of 395, south of termo California. Very quiet camp at this time anyway, mid-september. We only stayed one night as we are on our way to Arizona. It was worth the drive down the Gravel Road. It had plenty of serviced garbage cans, a pit toilet , picnic tables and fire Rings which we did not use. It also had two structures that each had two game hooks on them with a nice pulley system. There is water from the spring but it is not tested therefore I would recommend filter system.

This camp is free but they do leave envelopes to make a donation. Left them $5.

This CG is out in the middle of nowhere, very convenient when driving north or south on HWY 395 in NE California, about 7 miles south of Ravensdale, CA, three miles up a gravel road to the east of the highway, easily passible unless it has rained heavily. Nothing fancy, pit toilet, gravel pads.
I don't remember any cell service. We use it as a transit boondock site. There is no fee but donations can be made at the entry to the CG. This site is probably very busy during hunting season as it incorporates a horse camp in the area,.