Experience Nature at Its Finest: Lower Nye Campground

3 reviews

California, USA

Lower Nye Campground Introduce

Lower Nye Campground offers a unique and remote camping experience nestled in the pristine wilderness of California. This campground is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts who appreciate the tranquility of nature and the charm of primitive camping. Located in a stunning natural setting, Lower Nye provides access to breathtaking landscapes, including open meadows and oak forests, making it a haven for hikers, campers, and nature photographers.

Secluded Location: Perfect for those seeking an escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, Lower Nye Campground is surrounded by untouched nature.
Primitive Amenities: While basic amenities like bathrooms and drinking water are not available, the campground offers a nearby creek for water and natural shade from oak trees.
Wildlife & Scenic Views: The area is rich in wildlife and offers stunning views of meadows and surrounding hillsides, making it a favorite among nature enthusiasts.

Customers who have visited Lower Nye Campground often praise its remote beauty and the peaceful atmosphere it offers. Many highlight the scenic drives to reach the campground, noting that while the roads can be rough, the journey is well worth it for the unforgettable experience. The campground's primitive nature and lack of crowds make it a true hidden gem for those looking to connect with nature.

Details

Children
Good for kids

Location

California Lake County

Customer Reviews

4.0

3 reviews

Fire Buff

Feb 23, 2019

Yes, this campground is remote and the road to it either way is pretty rough, the South approach being the worst. I was there 8/11/07. Firefighters staged there for the Skeleton Fire that lightning started near Thistle Glade Creek in Sep. 2017.

Charley Nye

May 16, 2018

It's a beautiful campground with a large open meadow in front and a very primative road that goes through into a shady stand of oaks. There were two total picnic tables in the whole area, and maybe 4 fire rings, but plenty of open space. No bathrooms, and no drinking water, but there was a creek running down a steep ravine on the edge of the campground. We drove in heading East from Elk Creek on Rd 308, then South on the M3. The road is windy and gets a little rough right North of Lower Nye Campground, but we left and went South down the M3 to Upper Lake, CA and the road was much worse. You have to drive through 3 creeks and there was much more washed out road to slowly crawl through. I recommend the Northern route if you're choosing between the two.

Wendell Phillips

Apr 03, 2022