Recreation Activities
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Mi-Wok Ranger District
Day Use Sites
Campfire permits are not
required within developed day use sites; however,
campfires are limited to the grills provided.
Campfire permits are required if you plan to
build a campfire or use a camp stove outside a
recreational vehicle away from a developed
campground. Permits are free and may be obtained
at the Mi-Wok Ranger District.
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Riverside Picnic Ground: Three miles east of Tuolumne
City on Buchanan Mine Road. Drinking water, fishing, picnic
facilities and restrooms. No overnight camping. Elevation 2500
feet.
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North Fork Picnic Ground: Three miles east of Long Barn
on Road 3N01. Fishing and picnic facilities along the North Fork
Tuolumne River. Elevation 4400 feet. No overnight camping.
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