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Established Camping

Pine Springs Campground

2 Reviews

About

National Forest

Los Padres National Forest

Pinyon pine shaded camp. 12 campsites.

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Location

Pine Springs Campground is located in California

Directions

From Frazier Park, CA, take Frazier Mtn Park Rd 1.8 miles to Lockwood Valley Rd sign. Turn left onto Lockwood Valley Rd. and go 10.5 miles to campground sign. Turn left at sign onto Forest Rt. 7N08 and go 2.7 miles to Pine Springs campground sign. Turn right at sign onto Forest Rt. 7N03A and go 0.8 miles to campground.

Coordinates

34.69066315 N
119.13137255 W

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Access

Drive-In
Park next to your site
Walk-In
Park in a lot, walk to your site.

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WiFi
Unknown
Verizon
Good
AT&T
Unknown
T-Mobile
Unknown

Site Types

Tent Sites
RV Sites
Standard (Tent/RV)

Features

For Campers

Picnic Table
Phone Service
Toilets
Alcohol
Pets
Fires

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General Info

Jennifer L.

Scout

Reviewed Aug. 2, 2020

Spontaneous Trip

I attempted to go to another campground, but there were no spaces available. I noticed a sign for this campground as I was driving back & took a chance on it. The road to it was a little rocky, but I have an old Nissan sedan which it handled it just fine. This campground is first come first serve, but also free. A man at one of the campsites told me you are supposed to have a Forest pass, which I do. There is no water or bear boxes, but there are vault bathrooms & a fire ring w/ grill. There was a Boy Scout Troop there & one of their Scout Masters brought sanitizer & bleach to clean the bathrooms, which was kept by the door.

There is no host, which, my luck, meant the group of guys in the adjacent campsite stayed up very late drinking alcohol and talking loudly. I had to sleep in my car. But I would absolutely go back to this place. It was (mostly) quiet and very clean & peaceful.

Month of VisitAugust

Jessica P.

Legend

Reviewed Jul. 11, 2020

Best place to get away from the city life

To get to this place there is a lot of rocks and uneven roads. It is preferred if you take a truck or 4x4 but I have seen Sedan cars make it more than halfway deep. I provided some photos of the roads as well. But other than that this place is secluded with many shady areas. There is different campgrounds to choose from. Starting Friday- Sunday it actually gets pretty busy you will come across people driving around or using their mountain bikes as well. This is a good place to hike around, hunt and scout. Also there are many dispersed campgrounds you can make along the roads Incase this one is packed. Be aware that animals will stop by during the night so always be prepared for anything. Don’t leave out anything that will attract the wildlife. This campground is in the middle of no where so wildlife will always be around. Stay safe.

Fee: Natural Forest Adventure pass the fee for a day pass is $5, and the fee for an annual pass $30.

It’s is always good to have it, better to be safe than sorry. All campgrounds require it.

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