Within Klamath National Forest, Wooley Creek Trailhead provides camping access for visitors exploring this forested section of the Six Rivers region. The US Forest Service manages this established campground, which sits near both creek and river water sources.
Campers use this as a staging point for backcountry access, with the trailhead location offering direct entry to wilderness routes. The forested setting provides natural shade, while the proximity to flowing water adds both ambient sound and resource access. For broader exploration of the region, campers can find places to camp around Klamath National Forest throughout the forest system.
Description
Administered by the Six Rivers National Forest, Wooley Creek has 4 small horse corrals but no water. There are 2 tables, a vault restroom and a water tub for horses is provided.
RV Road Trip Guides
Map & DirectionsWooley Creek Trailhead is located in California near Somes Bar
Directions
From Orleans go north on Hwy 96 approx 8 miles to Somes Bar and turn east on county road 2B01 toward Forks of Salmon. Wooley Creek Trailhead is on the left approx 4 miles.
Coordinates
41.37820011 N
123.43540028 W
Connectivity
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Connectivity
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Access
Site Types
- Tent Sites
Features
Drive Time
- 2 hrs 57 min from Medford, OR
- 2 hrs 59 min from Redding, CA
- 3 hrs 5 min from Grants Pass, OR
