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Symmes Creek

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Symmes Creek is located near Independence, CA, and features terrain with a mix of creekside areas and surrounding hills. Temperatures can range from lows in the 30s Fahrenheit during winter to highs in the 90s during summer. Visitors can explore nearby attractions such as the Manzanar National Historic Site and the Alabama Hills, both offering unique experiences within a short distance.

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Location

Symmes Creek is located in California

Coordinates

36.73763784 N
118.26493436 W

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Alabama Hills North

33 min away

Alabama Hills on Movie Flat Road

33 min away

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2 hrs 57 min from Bakersfield
3 hrs 59 min from Visalia
4 hrs 7 min from Hanford
4 hrs 29 min from Fresno

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Standard (Tent/RV)

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Spencer

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Reviewed Jun. 11, 2024

Great mountain view

Good camping spot with camping by a couple 14er including Mountain Whitney beautiful view of the mountains. Not that busy only had some construction vehicles driving by in the morning they are doing some construction up here currently

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Wanderfalds L.

Guide

Reviewed Oct. 25, 2020

Gorgeous Boondocking spot

Dispersed camping on National Forest Land. There’s a mile of gravel and then another half mile of dirt road, but if you go slow, most vehicles should be fine. We towed a 30ft travel trailer with no issue. The dirt road dead ends at a large spot with easy turn around. There are off shoots of the main road to other camp spots, but we didn’t venture down to any of those. No facilities, so make sure you have enough water and power to get you through. Gorgeous night sky for stargazing! 36.7550, -118.2540