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Camping in Klamath National Forest
Klamath National Forest is a National Forest, where dispersed camping is usually allowed outside developed sites unless posted otherwise. On Birds Of Passage it has 14 free camp spots, 18 paid or permit campgrounds, 3 more where the fee isn't confirmed.
Camp spots
- Beaver Creek CampgroundFree camping
- Big Flat CampgroundFree camping
- East Fork CampgroundFree camping
- Fort Goff CampgroundFree camping
- Grider Creek CampgroundFree camping
- Hotelling CampgroundFree camping
- Humbug OHV Recreation AreaFree camping
- Lovers Camp CampgroundFree camping
- Mt. Ashland CampgroundFree camping
- Mulebridge CampgroundFree camping
- Norcross CampgroundFree camping
- Red Bank CampgroundFree camping
- Sulphur Springs CampgroundFree camping
- West Branch CampgroundFree camping
- Carter Meadows CampgroundPaid or permit campsite
- Carter Meadows Horse GroupPaid or permit campsite
- Curly Jack CampgroundPaid or permit campsite
- Dillon Creek CampgroundPaid or permit campsite
- Hidden Horse Equestrian CampgroundPaid or permit campsite
- Idlewild CampgroundPaid or permit campsite
- Indian Scotty CampgroundPaid or permit campsite
- Juanita Lake CampgroundPaid or permit campsite
- Juanita Lake Group CampsitePaid or permit campsite
- Kangaroo Lake CampgroundPaid or permit campsite
- Martins Dairy CampgroundPaid or permit campsite
- Martins Dairy Horse CampPaid or permit campsite
- Matthews Creek CampgroundPaid or permit campsite
- Nordheimer Group SitesPaid or permit campsite
- Oak Bottom CampgroundPaid or permit campsite
- Sarah Totten CampgroundPaid or permit campsite
- Shafter CampgroundPaid or permit campsite
- Tree Of Heaven CampgroundPaid or permit campsite
- Nordheimer Main CampgroundFree or paid (not confirmed)
- ONeil Creek CampgroundFree or paid (not confirmed)
- Shadow Creek CampgroundFree or paid (not confirmed)
Fees, seasons and closures change. Check with the managing agency before you go. Official data: Recreation.gov, USDA Forest Service, National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management, Recreation Sites and Trails BC.
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