Laufman Campground offers a unique outdoor experience nestled in the serene landscape of Brownsville, CA. This charming campground is ideal for adventurers and nature lovers, providing a quiet retreat with limited sites and basic amenities. Located near trails for dirt bikes, ATVs, and other off-road activities, it's a haven for enthusiasts seeking exploration.
Laufman Campground features 5 spacious sites, each surrounded by trees, ensuring privacy and natural beauty. The campsite includes a communal pit with a grill, picnic tables, and a single toilet. While there’s no water hookup, the site accommodates RVs with careful maneuvering. The area is cooler than surrounding regions, making it a pleasant escape during warmer months.
One of Laufman's standout features is its affordability—access is free, making it an ideal choice for budget-conscious travelers. The campsite remains dry in summer due to seasonal creek conditions, but this doesn’t detract from the overall experience.
Visitors praise Laufman Campground for its charm, cleanliness, and affordability. One guest described it as a "hidden gem" ideal for biking and ATVing, while another appreciated the natural beauty and tranquility. Another visitor noted that it's perfect for those looking to get away from crowded campsites.
RV camping
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Good for kids
On-site parking
Very cool, hidden campground. There's only 5 sites and 1 bathroom but no water. If you're looking for trails to go riding on dirt bike, atv or whatever rocks your world, this is the spot.
I was surprised how spacious and quiet this campground is. Your surrounded by tree's. Has a pit with grill for cooking, picnic tables and even a toilet. Fairly level in most places. You could probably get an RV in here if you're careful. I drove my car in today to check it out. I swear it must be about 10 degrees cooler here. Very private and clean with additional cleared spaces for tents. The campground is clean, bonus. It's almost August, creek is dry from the mountain snow run off. This place is a gem, you can't go wrong. The price is right...free.
1 pit toilet and a handful of compact free campsites. Tucked up in the canyon with some aspens. Protected from the wind. Picnic table, fire ring, flat spot for a tent and car space at each site.
Secluded and quiet. Green this time of year, but dry. Toilet was clean. Some of the spots are small.
This campground has now been essentially abandoned. A sign says free, take our your garbage. The pit toilet is unused. The spaces are overgrown and not being maintained. It could be and might have been a nice tiny space but now I wouldn't recommend it unless you have a reason to go up that canyon. It was quiet, no one came up that way. It got shady and cool by 5 PM on an otherwise very hot day. But there's nothing there anymore.