We had high hopes of utilizing this place for a convenient free overnight stop on our way home to north California. The Good News was, the 12ml road from the I-5 is excellent, newly paved. But the Bad News was - the dirt road up the hill to the... Read more

For our 30ft 5th wheel, there seemed to be NO free campgrounds in this area south of Sequoia National Park; the cheapest we could find was Horse Creek in Lemon Cove but they were full and anyway $20 for Primitive; nearing end of May with days... Read more

We have a 30ft 5th wheel and wanted somewhere free for a few nights while moving from the 395 over to the West. This fitted the bill nicely, and saved hauling the RV up the 155 to the many Kern River camping spots north of the Lake. The co-ords... Read more

For our 30ft 5th wheel we much preferred this FREE BLM area 1-2mls away from the $6 'proper' campground – (when driving in, turn LEFT at the T-junction, not right for the Falls/Campsite, then bear right where the main track heads left for a lava... Read more

This campsite has about 6 sites for RV’s and requests a payment of $6 per night but I’m not sure it’s worth it, despite being close to the very interesting nearby Fossil Falls attraction. (a) When we checked it out (start of May 2017) the ‘water... Read more

We stopped here overnight on our way to Trona Pinnacles with a 30ft 5th wheel RV. (Turn-off at 35.2537, -117.612; ‘Our Site’ at intersection 35.2575, -117.5997 so no road noise 0.7ml from 395) There is a map notice board on the way in, showing... Read more

Now don’t misunderstand, we originally LOVED this beautiful little-known gem when here in Feb 2015. BUT now (mid-March 2017) the word must have gotten out, it’s not so great. First the hairy 5ml washboard dirt track in has some very steep... Read more

We wanted to see the Burney Falls, and assumed we'd 'have to' stay in their own campground - but then learned that for the ($35?) fee they were asking, you do NOT get electricity (that we wanted as we were experiencing a heatwave at the time - 6... Read more

County Road BLM – 2mls west of north entrance to Mesa Verde along 160: at 37.3598, -108.4283. Turn off onto dirt track ‘County Road’, then, before you come to any buildings, look for the rough narrow track off to the right – not signposted except... Read more

Goosenecks dirty little secret is that while the tiny little ‘car park’ area at the end of the paved road (where the toilets are and from where the best views of the ‘double loop’ can be found, but no overnight camping) is the actual ‘State Park’,... Read more