Cowboy Camp Introduce
Welcome to Cowboy Camp, your gateway to an unforgettable outdoor experience nestled in the heart of Clearlake Oaks, California. This charming campground offers a unique blend of natural beauty and convenience, making it a perfect destination for adventurers, families, and nature enthusiasts alike.
Cowboy Camp is renowned for its stunning views and serene environment, providing a peaceful retreat where visitors can immerse themselves in the great outdoors. Whether you're here for a quick overnight stay or an extended adventure, Cowboy Camp ensures you have everything you need to enjoy your time under the stars.
- Free Camping: Enjoy the freedom of camping without costs, perfect for budget-conscious travelers and outdoor enthusiasts.
- Essential Facilities: Access to vault toilets, picnic tables, fire pits, water spigots, and recycling stations ensures a comfortable stay without compromising on nature's pristine state.
- Pet-Friendly: Bring your furry friends along; Cowboy Camp welcomes pets with open arms.
Hear what our guests have to say:
- "A fantastic spot for boondocking with all the basics you need. The views are breathtaking, and it's incredibly peaceful here." – John D.
- "Beautiful and quiet, perfect for a relaxing getaway. The staff was helpful, and we'll definitely be back!" – Sarah M.
- "Clean facilities and a great location for exploring the area. Can't recommend it enough!" – Mike R.
Experience the charm of Cowboy Camp where nature meets comfort. Plan your visit today and embark on an adventure filled with unforgettable memories in the scenic beauty of Clearlake Oaks.
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Customer Reviews
Great spot for boondocking. Decent Vault toilets.
Beautiful views and decently clean restrooms. And free!!! Couldn’t ask for more
Went to cowboy camp off season for free camping (blm). Was able to stay by the overlook but the actual camping spots were closed off by a gate. I knew this going there so it was not a problem. Hiked down to creek and was not able to catch fish. Sign said no trout species even lived there. It was nice to spend an afternoon there and sleep overnight however there was no need to stay any longer after breakfast. Pit toilets were open off season which was handy. Coyotes could be heard howling in the afternoon and night- very kool. Cowboy camp is much closer to the road than maps or internet show so there was considerable noise from cars passing. There were also several times when people pulled in and seemed to be up to suspicious activities. One car was a bunch of teenagers possibly looking for somewhere to smoke w33d. Another was a man, woman, and toddler- but after a while the man pulled out several guns although did not fire them. They left after about an hour but had us wondering if we were about to witness something sinister and if we should leave in a hurry. Overall it was an ok spot to get away for an afternoon and eat some hot dogs and sleep in the van. Probably wouldn’t go back to it as an actual camping destination. Its more like a spot to crash if you were driving home from clearlake and couldn’t stay awake.
Found this great FREE spot which is unusual for camping in CA. It was quiet and peaceful and we woke up to 30 elk on the hillside and cows on the other side.
Very nice if you can withstand the heat in summertime, not a lot of shade but your in cali soak up the sun.
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