Kamp Klamath RV Park and Campground
Campsites are really nice and the staff has been great. I would definitely stay here again. We stayed 3 nights.
8 campgrounds with availability next weekend
Lacks Creek BLM dispersed camping features three main sites with picnic tables and fire rings along Pine Ridge Road, all welcoming pets without restrictions or fees. The free campsites accommodate both tent and RV camping with vault toilets available but no drinking water, trash service, or hookups. Happy Camp Campground and Groves Prairie Dispersed Camp also permit pets, with Happy Camp offering more developed amenities including electric hookups, showers, and water. Many campers report consistent cell service with AT&T at Lacks Creek despite its remote location, though mosquitoes can be prevalent near water sources.
Pet-friendly campgrounds near Six Rivers National Forest give dog owners direct access to hiking and mountain bike trails, with terrain suitable for most vehicles including standard cars. The drive includes winding dirt roads that remain passable even after light rain, though roads may occasionally close due to landslides. Tish Tang Campground provides river access where pets can cool off, while East Fork Campground offers creek-side sites where the water is deep enough to recline in but safe for pets. Wildlife encounters are common, with campers reporting deer walking through campsites during early morning hours. Visitors should bring all necessary pet supplies as the closest services are approximately an hour's drive from most of these remote camping areas.
"Camped here for one night mid September, slept in a car, great view and found the 3 spacious camping spots with a picnic table, fire pit (with a grill rack), and an unsmelly bathroom a short walk away."
"There are some trail heads close to the campsites, but some are very overgrown. The only downside was lots of mosquitoes, even out after dark. The road was also very rocky, but manageable."
"Close to trails. Found this by exploring the area and stopped in to sleep. Plenty of open spots. I will come back."
"There are OHV trails nearby so expect some noise throughout the morning and afternoon. Pit toilets are available and fire pits and picnic tables are available at each site."
"There is a beautiful little creek right next to the campsite."
"There is a tiny creek running nearby if needed. There is MAYBE one (1) bar of Verizon service, but it is extremely unreliable. "
"As such, I had a difficult time getting signal and had trouble sending or receiving texts the further away I got from the camp entrance."
"Beautiful campsites along Rock Creek up-canyon from Toms Place and downstream from Rock Creek Lake and Mosquito Flats trailhead. Get the 100’s to be nearest the creek."
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"This property offers gorgeous mountain views, comfortable beds, and close access to outdoor activities. Check them out and leave them some love!"
from $20 - $70 / night
"This is a very lovely campground clean of trash with quaint with cabins and campsites tucked between redwoods and Douglas fir trees. Campground looks lush and loved."
"The highway was loud but we happened to get a spot right next to it. Bathrooms and showers were very clean. We came in around 9 and paid for a spot without having to talk to someone."
from $65 / night
Campsites are really nice and the staff has been great. I would definitely stay here again. We stayed 3 nights.
This is a nice campground IF you are not traveling solo or the only camper spending the night. The campsites are nicely spaced and some have privacy walls to separate them. The bathrooms are spacious. However, I would not stay here alone as we did, because as the host (who was very kind while we paid for our campsite) mentioned, local "tweakers" like to frequent the river below and sometimes find the path up to the campground. I believe we were in spot 5, and around dusk, a strange woman emerged from the trees at our site and we were uncomfortable continuing to stay, since we were not sure of her state and whether she or others would continue to disturb us or want to investigate our site as she was looking at others.
Super quite place with large sites. We stayed along the river so we could hear the river running at night.
The only good things are the location and site sizes. We stayed for one night and there was traffic noise all night long. There are hookups but the water was nasty. We regrettably topped off our fresh tank just to have to dump it at our next stop and sanitize our system.
Didn't spend the night, stopped here for a day visit to the beach. Not worth the $30 a night, especially with the state parks in the area being $35 with flush toilets and showers. Right off the highway and vault toilets were near full to the brim. Maybe decent in a pinch but honestly I'd rather spend a night at the Trinity Rest Stop for free.
So close to the road. Loud campground. Beach is nice and pretty. But not much privacy for camping as it is basically a parking lot with a trail to the beach. Has a few picnic tables and fire rings.
More like roadside parking lot with beach access and a gross bathroom. Not much privacy. Beach was beautiful. Worth 30 bucks if you don’t want to veer far from route 101.
Great spot by the river and a nice walk to the mouth of the river. Good facilities. Able to do laundry, nice shop. Hosts really helpful.
30 bucks. Awesome stay right off 101. Showers and bathrooms available. Firewood for sale. Restaurant within the camp. Many lots. Helped us save gas, as all the dispersed spots were super inland. We wanted to stay close to the coast.
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