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Stanislaus National Forest

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Stanislaus National Forest
19777 Greenley Rd.
Sonora, CA 95370

(209) 532-3671

United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service.

Recreation Activities

Camping

Developed Campgrounds

Calaveras Ranger District

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Highland Lakes Campground
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Elevation 8,600
Setting Alpine forest (Lodgepole and Jeffrey Pine, Red Fir); "saddle" surrounded by high peaks.  Adjacent to Highland Lakes .
Directions Highway 4 to Highland Lakes Road; follow road seven miles south to campground
Road Access Highland Lakes Road is narrow, steep and winding dirt route where safe travel speeds average 20 mph or less
Total Campsites 35
Walk-In Campsites  
Max. Vehicle Length Not recommended for RVs.
Max. Length of Stay 14 days
Max. Group Size six persons per site
Water Hand pump well
Restrooms Vault toilets
Tables 35
Stoves 35 fire rings
Fee $8.00
Reservations first-come, first-served
Season of Use Open late June through October, weather permitting
Services Closest services in Markleeville (east side of Ebbetts Pass, Alpine County)
Site Manager Forest Service
Special Limited camping is available for equestrians with horse trailers in lower campground. Several trailheads access hiking and equestrian trails in Carson Iceberg Wilderness. Spectacular late-season wildflowers in August and September.


 

 

USDA Forest Service - Stanislaus National Forest
Last Modified: Tuesday, 27 November 2007 at 20:24:34 EST


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