Greenwater Dispersed Site

Greenwater Dispersed Site is located along National Forest Road 70 (NF 70). The campground is situated in a beautiful forested area with the river nearby, making it an attractive destination for nature enthusiasts. To reach the campground, follow directions to NF 70, which is maintained well enough for standard vehicles. The area offers multiple dispersed sites along the road, giving campers several options to choose from based on their preferences and site availability.

Greenwater Dispersed Site offers primitive camping with minimal amenities. Most sites have established fire rings for safe campfires. The campsites provide enough space to pitch tents comfortably. The nearby river is a short walking distance from many of the sites, offering recreational opportunities and a water source (though water should be treated before use). As a dispersed site, there are no developed facilities like bathrooms, potable water, or trash service. Campers should come prepared with everything they need for self-sufficient camping.

Yes, Greenwater is specifically designated for dispersed camping on national forest land. There are numerous established dispersed sites along NF 70, each typically featuring a fire ring. This is a pack-in, pack-out area, meaning campers must carry out all trash and leave no trace. Unfortunately, some visitors leave trash behind, so bringing extra bags to help maintain the area's beauty is recommended. No permits are typically required, but always check current regulations with the managing forest service office before your trip.