Tadra Point Trailhead & Campground

Tadra Point Trailhead serves as a gateway to hiking trails in the surrounding area. While specific trail names aren't detailed, the trailhead is well-maintained and functions as a starting point for various routes. The area appears popular with both hikers and equestrians, as evidenced by facilities for horses at the trailhead. For detailed trail maps and route information, check with the managing forest service office before your trip.

Tadra Point campground offers primitive camping facilities. There are two non-flushing restrooms available for campers. The site includes facilities for equestrians, with poles for tying horses and water troughs (though the water quality in these troughs may be questionable). Most importantly, there is no drinking water available at this campground, so visitors must bring in all the water they'll need for their stay. The camping areas are informal, allowing you to set up in various locations around the site.

Specific permit requirements for Tadra Point are not clearly indicated, but the campground appears to operate with minimal formal structure. The camping setup is primitive and flexible, suggesting a self-registration system or no formal permits may be needed for overnight stays. For the most current information regarding permits or fees, contact the local forest service office that manages this area before your trip to ensure compliance with any regulations.

Tadra Point Trailhead and Campground is accessible via Road 904. If you're traveling with a larger vehicle like a travel trailer, be aware that the trailhead road may present accessibility challenges. Some campers with larger setups (23-foot travel trailers and similar) choose to stay off Road 904 where horse trailers typically park, as there are some nice flat spots there. This area provides convenient overnight access for those planning to use the trailhead the next day.