Six Rivers National Forest

North Coast, Humboldt and Del Norte Counties, California · National Forest

Nearly a million acres along the North Coast, named for the Smith, Klamath, Trinity, Mad, Van Duzen and Eel rivers. It carries 366 miles of wild and scenic river, six botanical areas and parts of five wildernesses including the Trinity Alps.

Campgrounds

• Aikens Creek West Campground — first come, first served · reserve
• Bailey Canyon Campground — first come, first served · 2,703 ft · reserve
• Beans Camp
• Bear Basin Lookout And Cabin — 1 sites · 5,036 ft · reserve
• Big Flat
• Boise Creek — 18 sites · 895 ft · reserve
• Cedar Rustic Camping Area — Dispersed
• Dillon Creek Campground
• E-Ne-Nuck Campground — first come, first served · 380 ft · reserve
• East Fork
• Fir Cove Campground — 14 sites · 2,743 ft · reserve
• Fish Lake
• Grassy Flat Campground — 19 sites · 666 ft · reserve
• Griffin Bridge Camping Area — Dispersed
• Mad River Campground — 35 sites · 2,562 ft · reserve
• Nordheimer Group Sites — 4 sites · 1,124 ft · Group camp · reserve
• Nordheimer Main Campground — first come, first served · 1,123 ft · reserve
• North Fork Campground — first come, first served · 902 ft · reserve
• Oak Bottom Campground — 25 sites · 749 ft · reserve
• Panther Flat Campground — 38 sites · 500 ft · reserve
• Patrick Creek Campground — 13 sites · 813 ft · reserve
• Patrick Creek Camps — Dispersed
• Pearch Creek Campground — 10 sites · 608 ft · reserve
• Stanshaw — Equestrian
• Stevens Camp — Dispersed
• Watts Lake

Coordinates: 41.0338, -123.4977.

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