48.858799109779284 N
121.7750984985305 W
Enjoy dispersed camping on government land and leave no trace. Pack in and pack out. No (or limited) services at this camping area. Permit may be required.
A handful of dispersed sites along this national forest road. A couple sites are near the river/creek, but most are just off the road. Not great, but nice in a pinch or if you're looking to hike the Cougar Divide at the end of this road. The road does get much rougher the further you go, so not big-rig friendly nor for low-clearance vehicles or vehicles with bald/old tires. No amenities nor cell service.
Frequently Asked Questions
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NF 33 Dispersed Camping offers several primitive camping sites along a national forest road. Some sites are positioned near a river or creek, while others are just off the main road. The area provides basic dispersed camping with no amenities or services. The road conditions deteriorate significantly as you travel further in, making it challenging for larger vehicles. This location is particularly convenient for those planning to hike the Cougar Divide trail, which is accessible from the end of this road. While not the most scenic or secluded camping experience, it works well as a backup option or for hikers focusing on the nearby trails. For current conditions and regulations, check with the managing national forest district office before your trip.
