Best Tent Camping near Orick, CA
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Best Tent Sites Near Orick, California (26)
1. Flint Ridge Backcountry Site - Redwood National and State Park
6 Reviews•18 Photos•401 SavesRedwood National Park, CaliforniaA backcountry permit is required for overnight camping: https://www.nps.gov/redw/planyourvisit/backcountry.htm
When parking at trailhead, secure items of value and keep them out of sight; better yet, leave them at home! Lock vehicle doors, roll up windows, and engage anti-theft devices.
West access: 1/4-mile to camp from Coastal Trail - Flint Ridge Section Trailhead (Coastal Drive); or East access: 41/2 miles to camp from Coastal Trail - Flint Ridge Section Trailhead (Alder Camp Road).
Bicycle access via Coastal Drive (see above), then walk bicycle 1/4-mile to camp; bicycle riding not allowed on Coastal Trail - Flint Ridge Section.
Pets (except service animals), horses, and/or pack animals are not allowed on trail or in camp.
Designated Sites Eight (8) campsites available; maximum of eight (8) people per site. Camp only in designated sites.
Disposal of Garbage and Human Waste Composting pit toilets for human waste only—do not dispose of garbage in toilets. Pack out all trash/garbage when leaving camp.
Food and Garbage Storage Store food, garbage, cooking gear, and all odorous items in food storage lockers. When cooking and/or eating, do not let wildlife access food and/or garbage.
Never Feed Wildlife (that includes birds, too!) It’s illegal, and dangerous to you, other humans, and the fed animal. Keep a clean camp, store food and other smelly items responsibly, and properly dispose of all garbage—even crumbs!
Water No treated water source or reliable natural water source available in close proximity to camp. You need to pack in drinking water.
Fires and Firewood Campfires are restricted to designated fire rings, only. Up to 50 pounds of dead and downed wood per day per campsite may be collected within 1/4-mile of camp for campfire use only. Do not leave fires unattended or smoldering.
Leave No Trace Understand the importance of Leave No Trace practices in the redwoods.
- Pets
- Fires
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- Tents
- Group
2. Penn Campground — Sue-meg State Park
2 Reviews•13 Photos•9 SavesTrinidad, CaliforniaPenn Creek Campground (sites 1-15)
- Pets
- Fires
- Reservable
- Tents
- Picnic Table
- Toilets
$35 / night
3. Elam Backcountry Camp — Redwood National Park
1 Review•2 Photos•41 SavesOrick, CaliforniaA backcountry permit is required for overnight camping: https://www.nps.gov/redw/planyourvisit/backcountry.htm To prepare for any trip to this location, download the detailed Elam backcountry guide and map: https://www.nps.gov/places/elambackcountrycamp.htm
• When parking at trailhead, secure items of value and keep them out of sight; better yet, leave them at home! Lock vehicle doors, roll up windows, and engage anti-theft devices. • Hikers/backpackers only: 7.5 miles to camp from Orick Horse Trailhead. • Hikers/backpackers only: 3 miles to camp from Redwood Creek Trailhead. Note: Frequent vehicle break-ins at trailhead parking area. • Hikers/backpackers only: 6.5 miles to camp from Tall Trees Trailhead. • Pets (with the exception of service animals) and bicycles are not permitted on trails or in camp. • Redwood Creek may be impossible to cross during the rainy season and/or during high flow stages; two bridges over Redwood Creek are only in place seasonally, usually June–September.
- Fires
- Reservable
- Tents
- Group
- Equestrian
- Picnic Table
4. Stone Lagoon Boat-In Campground — Humboldt Lagoons State Park
2 Reviews•1 Photo•14 SavesOrick, California- Tents
- Group
- Tent Cabin
- Glamping
5. Sand Camp - Dispersed
4 Reviews•1 Photo•72 SavesHiouchi, CaliforniaIn general, dispersed camping is allowed outside of developed sites within the Six Rivers National Forest unless otherwise posted. Since potable water, toilets and other amenities are not available, be sure to bring adequate water or be prepared to purify natural water sources before drinking. Camp at least 200 feet from springs, water, meadows, trails, and at least 50 feet from roads. Camp at least a quarter-mile from designated campgrounds, picnic areas, trailheads, private property and state highways. Please remember: if you brought it in with you, then take it out when you leave (Pack It In/Pack It Out), this includes dismantling user-created site-modifications, such as fire rings.
- Pets
- Fires
- Tents
- Group
- Standard (Tent/RV)
- Dispersed
6. High Vibes
1 Review•12 Photos•5 SavesWillow Creek, CaliforniaWe are a working cannabis, veggie and herb farm, but currently due to the state of the industry, we don’t have many cannabis plants this season but we have so many other incredible plants that are growing all throughout the property. We welcome you to come tour it with one of us or on your own while you visit! We would love to tell you about our medicine and we are always happy to share.
You’re welcome to explore our 200+ acres- hike the old logging roads, mountain bike and explore the property and gardens.
At roughly 4500-5000ft elevation, there are several spots on the property that have the most incredible views, we will be happy to guide you to the spots and also have a property map if you want to explore the views on your own.
Your campsite comes with a view of the Trinity Alps and the mountain ridges of Northern California and the Six Rivers National Forest. This is a very large clearing and there is plenty of room for vehicles and tents, and RV’s (please contact us before booking an RV or trailer, we want to make sure it will make it up the mountain) There is a fire pit which can be responsibly used when the fire risk is low. Wood provided.
This is a primitive campsite, there is no electricity, water or facilities yet.
We are in the mountains of NorCal, and there are chances you will encounter some wildlife. We occasionally get bears and other smaller animals who come to visit. It is IMPERATIVE that you keep your food and garbage locked up. We have a small lockbox at the campsite but please do not leave food or garbage any where an animal can get to it. While they are pretty friendly most times, and often scared of people, these bears are incredibly resourceful when it comes to getting their snacks and will not hesitate to destroy your tent or car while they search for your food!
Our property is 15 minutes up from the highway on a gravel road. 4WD is highly recommended. Smaller, low riding vehicles do not usually fair well on the mountain. There is a locked community gate and a second locked gate at our property, we will provide you with access to both during your stay and ask that you always lock gates behind you.
We ask that guests do not bring alcohol. Cannabis and other plant medicines are welcome if used responsibly. We will also have a welcome package waiting for you! (If you’re 21+)
Dogs welcome but must be leashed at all times. We allow 2 friendly dogs max. FYI- We have several dogs on the property. They will be a large distance from your campsite, but may come say hi. If you aren’t comfortable with dogs, please let us know.
We offer customized packages tailored to your needs and interests, if there’s something you’d like, please ask! We are well versed on farming, cannabis, plant medicine, and a few other fun things 😉. We also offer special ceremonial packages for Kambo and Aya. Please contact us for more info.
This is our home. We love this land more than just about everything. We ask that you respect it fully and it will return the favor. This property has a long history intricately involved with the complicated past of Humboldt County and we’re happy to share our stories. It is truly magical here.
We look forward to your visit!
- Pets
- Reservable
- Tents
$65 / night
7. BLM Dispersed Camping - Lacks Creek
2 Reviews•7 Photos•125 SavesHoopa, California- Pets
- Fires
- Tents
- Dispersed
- Picnic Table
- Toilets
8. Sugar Pine Camp & Cabin
1 Review•9 Photos•32 SavesWillow Creek, CaliforniaSugar pine Camp & Cabin is a tranquil gem with sweeping views of the mountains and nestled in the valley below is the quaint town of Willow Creek. On-site there are many tent sites as well as one tiny cabin with a loft full size bed. Drinking and dishwashing water as and a 2 burner stove are available. This quiet peaceful camp has epic night sky viewing. The majestic Trinity River is a 15 minute drive away. Enjoy swimming, whitewater rafting or sun bathing at the beautiful river. There are also many opportunities for hiking in the Six Rivers National Forest or the Trinity Alps Wilderness. Show up to rest, relax and rejuvenate in this beautiful peaceful setting.
- Pets
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- Tents
- Cabins
- Showers
$20 - $70 / night
9. Dry Lagoon Walk-In Campground — Humboldt Lagoons State Park
Be the first to review!•37 SavesOrick, California- Fires
- Phone Service
- Tents
- Trash
- Picnic Table
- Toilets
10. Nickel Creek - Redwood National and State Park - TEMPORARILY CLOSED
1 Review•22 SavesCrescent City, CaliforniaALERT: " Nickel Creek Camp CLOSED due to landslides and unsafe conditions." See Redwood National Park Alerts.
Nickel Creek Campground has 5 tent-only sites and no drinking water. The little campground is nestled among the bushes near the mouth of Nickel Creek, only a few hundred feet from the ocean. The campground features a lush coastal environment and the beauty of nearby Enderts Beach. While the ½-mile approach hike is steep in places, the camping experience can be rewarding. Campers enjoy secluded beach walks, tide pool explorations, and panoramic views of the Pacific.
Nickel Creek Campground has 5 first-come, first-served campsites. A free camping permit is obtained from the visitor center or at Redwood National Park Backcountry Camps. Visitors must pack out their garbage. Vault toilets are provided, but difficult to tolerate.
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Recent Tent Reviews near Orick, California
690 Reviews of 26 Orick Campgrounds
- EEmma
Scout
Mystic Forest RV Park
Excellent Place to camp!
This was a great RV park/ tent campsite. The tent sites were close together, but it was in a great location to all of the fun things to do in the area! There was a game room, mini golf course, laundry, showers and bathrooms… and the new owners were SO wonderful. Highly recommend this site to everyone.
- Melissa W.Scout
Klamath River RV Park
Absolutely Horrible Service
We rolled in late from a long day of driving, so the office was closed. No one was outside of the camp host site, so we figured we would go find a site then try again with a site number for where we were planning to stay. We planned to tent camp since the sign on the road CLEARLY says they have them, but nothing was marked. So we find a small site way in the back. As we are figuring out what we're doing, the hostess drives over in her cart to tell us to leave. Apparently we weren't allowed to be on the grass (even though literally everyone else parked on the grass) and that there were no available tent sites. There were absolutely no tents to be seen. We told her we have every intention of paying. She said they didn't want people "like us" just driving in here. Absolutely horrible service, and I discourage anyone who doesn't have a 6 figure RV to look elsewhere. Camp Klamath treated us very well right down the road!
- Troy L.
Ranger
Emerald Forest Cabins & RV
Cozy camping
First thing to know is that this is a privately owned campground. It’s run similar to a hotel. You make your reservation for what type of site you want and what kind of trailer you have (or tent site). They assign you a campsite when you check in. From other reviews that I read they try to get you into a site that works for you. We have a pop up trailer so we were in a small section that had about 5 sites for vans and pop ups. Ours was a pretty good size site, but it was backed up to the backside of the cabins. So it wasn’t exactly private.
Overall it is a beautiful area and the tent camping spots looked more secluded. They have a wide variety of sites. Most of the trailer sites are right next to each other similar to an RV resort.
Bathrooms were clean and showers were adequate. They run in quarters and we were able to get some at the front desk.
David F.
Guide
Redwood Coast Cabins & RV Resort
Borring
Well let’s see where do I start? The coast”ocean” is about 500 yards away. There is absolutely nothing to do here. It’s being remodeled/renovated because it’s a new owner. The on property store has limited supplies. I asked for plasticware they didn’t have it. I asked for allergy pills, they didn’t have it. I asked for ice, guess what? Didn’t have it. I just left the store and drove into town which takes about seven minutes. Can’t go for a walk around the camp because somebody just murdered somebody today and he was seen behind this camp in the forest. Of all days right? Doesn’t matter if you could walk around there’s nothing to see but people that I’ve been here probably months on end and it’s just “boring“ and it’s overpriced for boring. I stayed at humbug in Oregon after 101 it was $18 a night it was the best place I’ve ever been, and I love tent camping. the website says Wi-Fi, let me tell you something there is No!!!!! WI-FI The bathrooms are locked and they give you a code to open them. What the heck is that about right? The tent sites are very odd it’s a strip of grass with a picnic bench every 5 yards. it’s not fenced. There’s no trees or shrubs separating anybody it’s just very “odd“ you’ll be camping 25 feet from the next guy. I had to turn my tent facing the fence because any other way people can look in. A little privacy would be nice in a place like this but you won’t get it. You better have unlimited data on your phone plan because you’re going be using all your data out here because there’s absolutely nothing to do. Sit in your tent or at the table and hopefully have somebody with you or you better love movies “a lot “
Casey J.
Traveler
Village Camper Inn RV Park
Tidy campground tucked into the redwoods
There’s a spot for nearly everyone here! The showers and bathrooms are in the center of the campground, so it’s a bit of a walk from the tent sites near the entrance so plan for that. The tent sites have water and power hookups, which is great!
- Miles S.Scout
Abalone Campground
Favorite spot
Love this whole state park, tent camp or trailer. So many easy hikes with gorgeous views.
- GG G.Scout
Mill Creek Campground — Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park
Drive to everything. Misleading map. Don't confuse with day use area.
The closed Mill Creek day-use area has access to trails through old growth redwoods. This Mill Creek campground has limited access to a few short trails. See notes below.
WARNING: Trestle Loop Trail is not a loop (since 2018 according to CH). The first bridge when hiking clockwise is in excellent condition. The second crossing is at a wide section of creek without any bridge or trail markers. The third crossing is impassible due to a ~6ft abrupt drop. Aug 2019 there was a single laminated sign on the trail floor stating "Stay on trail," an A-frame marker tied to a tree by caution tape over 100ft away from the abrupt drop.
Caution: The campground map dated 2006, rev 2019 is missing important campground details and vaguely marks the path of the Trestle Trail.
Most disappointing, this campground has no old growth redwoods and no immediate hiking access to old growth, rivers, lakes, or beaches and ocean.
The map provided on paper, PDF, and on signs is inaccurate. The good: There are many potable water sources on both north and south loops, not just one as on the map. Some of the bad:
1/ Several camp sites have stairs.
2/ Many camp sites are generously graveled making tent camping less comfortable and difficult to drive stakes.
3/ Site 27 is currently (summer 2019) the end of the Trestle Trail. Expect guests passing through.
4/ Camp sites vary significantly. This could be a positive if documented accurately: Some are stacked with one entrance path deeper into the forest. Some have stairs leading to tent sites above road grade. Some have both such as 5, 6, and 7. Recommendation: Read each site detail on ReserveCalifornia carefully or ask the camp staff at the entrance kiosk.
5/ A few sites are inaccurately placed on the map such as site 20 which is on the main loop, not on the side road.
6/ The map is missing trail details such as another creek crossing and switchbacks on the west side which would be helpful progress indicators.
7/ Especially for RVs and trailers: The campground map makes no mention of the poor entrance road conditions. In addition to a steep grade and tight turns there are several small sections of uneven roadway due to slides. A small section is washed out and only graveled. There are also abrupt speed bumps near the kiosk.
8/ The campground map includes info for some nearby trails, but only the Trestle Trail is indicated on the map. Nearby trails are accessible only from the WEST entrance to the Trestle Trail across from camp site 8.
Walker H.Scout
Humboldt County Fairgrounds
Nice 1-nighter
$15 tent camping site when visiting humboldt redwooods state park. Lots of older folks and RVs, but pretty easy going and not that sketchy.
- SSara O.Traveler
Klamath Camper Corral
Great family freindly casual place
This campground is lovely! The bathrooms are decent and maintained and it’s very child friendly with a sweet playground as well as a basketball hoop and some great picture spots around the onsite pizza place! It has in-ground fire pits and the tent camping wasn’t crowded at all last time we went but the tent camping is in an open field (no natural foliage/ trees to act as barriers between sites if noise and/or proximity to others is a concern but I can’t imagine it being a problem most of the time) I highly recommend them if in need of a pit stop or a place to stay around the area for any reason. 😊
Dominic J.GuideKlamath River RV Park
Tent camping nook available
They had 5 small tent camping sites available in a private corner of the camp. It was just us in the tent section. The owner and host were very nice. The showers were great. I would definitely stay again.
- MMichaelScout
Redwood Meadows RV Resort
Great Jedediah Smith Redwood State Park Camp
Great RV resort in Jedediah Smith Redwood State Park. Very clean and nice sized RV and Tent sites.
- Claire B.Scout
Boise Creek
Boise Creek
Bathrooms really nice. Sites big for tent camping. Creek is absolutely beautiful. Not great for swimming but good for a quick dip in the pools. It’s about a 1/4 mile hike down there.
- SSusan G.Scout
Elk Country RV Resort & Campground
200+ acres Beautiful campground along Northern California Coast
Across from Stone Lagoon and Dry Lagoon Beach along Highway 101. This campground accommodates tent camping and RV full hook-up. Herd of Roosevelt Elk live there and are frequently in the campground. Beautiful grounds and open all year.
Miles G.Ranger
Elk Campground
Quick overnight stay
Tent campsite in fern filled spot. Good amenities on site like shower, electric, bathroom, and washer/dryer.
- MMary K.Guide
Elk Country RV Resort & Campground
Heavenly!
Loooooved this campground. There's a meadow area for RVS and a forested area for smaller rvs/vans and tents. Some tent sites have electrical outlets, all tent sites have a spigot. BIG bathrooms with flush toilets, hot coin showers, laundry room. Laundry room has a soap machine AND a change machine. Hosts are super nice and the facilities are really clean. The grounds are beautiful, there's a lovely large lake with a little footpath around it - I saw otters in the lake and elk in the front meadow! Great base to explore the redwoods, Trinidad, Patrick's Point and Eureka. I got some TMobile service near the road but the wifi didn't work for me. Solo female traveler approved, super chill. There were a few open spaces even over the weekend.
- Aliyah B.Guide
Florence Keller Regional Park
Like Camping in a Fairie Forest
This is a great spot right in the redwoods. For only $15 a night tent camping, you really can’t beat it. Fresh water, bathrooms and fire pits with tables. Everything you could need. Camp hosts are friendly! Truly a magical place to stay
- VVeronica V.Traveler
Klamath River RV Park
Amazing Way to Wake Up
I stayed at this place last minute. I arrived at 9:45 pm and the host saw me come in and greeted me. I asked about a spot to spend the night and she showed me to a great tent site. She said the river was just a few feet away so to watch where I walk. The bathrooms were clean as were the showers. The main area in the middle is for RVs but there are some great little tent sites on either side. One is up on a hill and the other is right on the river. I woke to the site of the sun rising just over the river. It was spectacular. I will certainly stay here again.
- Angela M.Scout
Mill Creek Campground — Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park
Tall tall trees
This camp ground has relatively small tent sites. Bathrooms were adequate. Showers were pay to use which lost it 1 star. However the people were great. And the bear lock boxes were great.
Becky T.Guide
Jedidiah Smith Campground — Redwood National Park
Amazing
This is a surreal place. Stayed 2 nights. Tent camping spots were great everything was nicely maintained. Foot traffic was a bit heavy from noon-4pm. To stand amongst this beautiful trees it is very breathtaking. Hiking trails were great and maintained. The scouts trail was the busiest by far.
Casey B.Guide
Riverwalk RV Park
Great little place
Friendly staff, clean bathrooms and free showers, outdoor cook kitchen near the tent sites and cabins.
We come to fortuna every year for a Martial arts tournament. This will be our regular place from now on.
- KKim R.Traveler
Mystic Forest RV Park
Hidden gem in the Coastal Redwoods
Beautiful RV park nestled in the California redwoods. 1 mile away from Trees of Mystery. Full hook ups for Rv's, tent camping area as well. The family won't get bored here! They have hiking trails, horseshoes and an adorable little 18 hole mini golf course to boot! Just a mile down the road is Trees of Mystery, a few miles the other direction is a casino, jet boat rides up the Klamath River , scenic drives abound including an elk reserve, and it's approximately 25 minutes to the coast. Wonderful little general store and the nicest couple who run the park.
aidan L.GuideEmerald Forest Cabins & RV
Good Campground for the night
This place is great if you are camling gor a night weather its an RV, Tent, or Cabin. However it was a little pricy for what i got. WIFI sucks if you are more than 50 feet from the main entrance and i found human waste near my campground. This However doest surprise me as the bathrooms are far away from the tent camp areas. Otherwise very peaceful among the trees and very close to the beach.
- JJulie H.Traveler
Riverwalk RV Park
Lovely RV Park
This RV park was really nice. A little freeway noise but not enough to detract. Nice store. RV sites have trees and grass and picnic tables and aren’t super close together. Tent sites looked decent sized. Seemed like a lot of RVs but saw very few people. Grounds are very pretty.
Alicia F.
Legend
Lighthouse Cove RV Park
Great 🏖 tent ⛺️ camping!
This review is more for the tent camping on the beach. I loved it to say the least. If you need electric and water it’s not for you but if you want to sleep on the beach and wake up to the sun over the ocean this is for you! Camping for me is adventurous and a little uncomfortable...don’t get me wrong I like to glamp but this is where it’s at!
- Eric R.Traveler
Elk Prairie Campground — Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park
Amazing Experience
Nothing compares to camping out amongst Sequoias. It's a great site. Coin showers are little cold, but run the sink faucets until they're hot and then start your shower. Your neighbors will be very close, but the foliage makes you feel slightly secluded at night especially. Each site is compact for tent camping... You'll be able to fit two 4-person tents comfortably. Firewood is $10 per person. Access to some amazing redwoods hiking trails are a short walk through the grounds. I didn't have cell service at all. Bring walkies for the trails.
- JJessica R.Guide
Emerald Forest Cabins & RV
Tent camping: Very dark with uneven ground
We stayed here one night last year. We’d hoped to stay at Patrick’s Point State Park, but it was full. The woman who set us up with a tent site here was super friendly and helpful. She offered advice for where to eat in the area and points of interest.
My daughters and I checked out the Bay Area and hiked the Trinidad Head. It was a beautiful afternoon. We had dinner at the Trinidad Bay Eatery and Gallery which was nice with a friendly server and good American fare.
After we returned we looked at the little arcade area in the cabins area. It reminded me in a nostalgic way of the arcade area in the 80’s movie Starfighter. Very fun.
Although it wasn’t quite dark yet when we headed back to our site, it was VERY dark in the back area with the tent sites fue to heavy tree cover. Finding our spot was difficult in the dark. The path is winding and doesn’t exactly match the campground map and the ground was very uneven. I was glad we have four wheel drive.
The campsite was also very uneven and had a steep drop off to a creek bed on the side. Luckily we’d planned to car camp and only had to fold down the sleeping area in our vehicle. I can’t imagine trying to set up a tent on that site in the pitch blackness. I’m not sure that the site had any amenities like a picnic table or water or a fire ring. I couldn’t see anything!
Overall I’d stay here again, but I’d get there way before dark and set up camp first before adventuring in the area. I love the Trinidad/Eureka area. There’s lots to do and see. I gave the three stars because the tent site area ground is so uneven and so unlit.
Kyle W.ScoutCher-ere Bridge Camp Site
Clean camp, well-maintained, new management
We saw the sign on the highway for this campground and stopped. The owner recently acquired the plot and has been putting work into it since then. It was a great spot to stop, close to the national park, river access as well and reasonably priced. For a tent site, it was $38/night. Bathrooms were clean, showers worked well and the overall space was clean
Guide to Orick
Nestled along the stunning Northern California coast, Orick offers a variety of tent camping options surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty. Whether you're seeking solitude among towering redwoods or proximity to the ocean, there's a perfect spot waiting for you.
Tips for tent camping near Orick
- Flint Ridge Backcountry Site provides a unique experience with established campsites featuring picnic tables and grills, though be mindful of the dense vegetation and potential stinging nettles.
- At Penn Campground, enjoy a secluded atmosphere with each site tucked away in lush greenery, making it ideal for families looking for privacy and comfort.
- Elam Backcountry Camp serves as a great waypoint for hikers, equipped with picnic tables and bear lockers, perfect for those exploring the Redwood National and State Park.
Local attractions for outdoor enthusiasts
- The nearby Redwood National and State Park is a must-visit, offering stunning trails and the chance to see some of the tallest trees on Earth, accessible from campgrounds like Flint Ridge.
- Agate Beach, located near Penn Campground, invites visitors to collect beautiful agate stones while enjoying a day of sun and surf.
- Humboldt Lagoons State Park features picturesque lagoons and coastal views, perfect for a day of exploration and relaxation after a night of camping.
Tent campers like these nearby activities
- Hiking enthusiasts will appreciate the trails around Flint Ridge, where you can immerse yourself in the beauty of the redwoods and enjoy the serenity of nature.
- Families camping at Penn Campground can participate in the Junior Ranger Program, which offers educational activities for kids while exploring the park's geology and wildlife.
- For those seeking a unique experience, consider a boat-in camping adventure at Stone Lagoon, where you can paddle through scenic waters and enjoy the tranquility of the area.
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