Horse Flats Campground, located in Pearblossom, California, USA, offers a secluded camping experience in a natural setting. As part of the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, this campground provides a quiet retreat with opportunities for hiking and enjoying the outdoors.
Horse Flats Campground offers the following features and services:
However, it is important to be aware of the following potential challenges:
Guests have praised Horse Flats Campground for its secluded atmosphere and natural beauty. The limited number of campsites and the availability of hiking trails make it a desirable destination for those seeking a quiet camping experience. However, potential visitors should be prepared for poorly marked trails and be comfortable navigating using natural landmarks.
Horse Flats Campground is ideal for individuals and couples seeking a secluded camping experience with hiking opportunities in Pearblossom, CA. It is particularly suitable for those who appreciate natural beauty and are comfortable navigating in a natural environment. Visitors should be prepared for poorly marked trails and rely on natural landmarks for navigation.
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Address: Pearblossom, CA 93553, USA
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Hiking
Public restroom
Restroom
Tent sites
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
It's easy to get off trail because little to no blazes. We followed some carin(human made stacks of stones). Once we saw the pile of boulders, getting to it was easy. We got off trail on the way back but followed a dry creek to camp one.
We loved this campground we will definitely be back they only have 24 camping areas nice trails
Secluded campground within an hours drive of the city. Great place to escape for the weekend.
Nice little hike that takes you to a picnic area next to a horse stable. Beware of mountain biker coming down the trail.
During the week the campground is secluded and a lovely escape. There are fire pits and horse corrals at each site, and trails leading to the climbing area. The trail is marked with yellow tape and well worn. Although the stream is dry in the summer, the view up the trail is amazing. There are pit latrines, but poor ventilation and pretty full on last visit. Overall a great experience and would definitely go back!