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Selby Campground Introduce

Selby Campground is a hidden gem located 13 miles from the nearest paved road on Selby Road, New Cuyama, CA. This campground provides a peaceful retreat for nature enthusiasts, offering a mix of challenging terrain and stunning natural beauty.

Access to Selby Campground requires traveling 13 miles on gravel roads, which can be tough for vehicles without off-road capabilities. The 5-mile dirt access road adds to the adventurous spirit of this destination.

  • Natural Beauty: In April, Selby Campground is a canvas of greenery with blooming wildflowers, creating a picturesque setting ideal for camping.
  • Camping Facilities: Basic campsites equipped with tables and fire rings provide the essentials for a comfortable stay. Two clean pit toilets are available on-site.
  • Convenience: Potable water is provided, making it easier to enjoy your time in nature without worrying about water supplies.
  • Wildlife Awareness: Visitors are advised to secure food and trash to deter nocturnal creatures, ensuring a safe and wildlife-friendly camping experience.

Selby Campground offers free camping, making it an affordable choice for budget-conscious travelers. While the sites can fill up quickly, especially on weekends, there's always space to enjoy this tranquil spot. Whether you're in an RV or a tent, Selby Campground invites you to connect with nature and create lasting memories.

For emergencies or inquiries, contact Selby Campground at 1 661-391-6000.

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Customer Reviews

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janine v
Jan 19, 2025

13 miles to the campground is non pavement. It’s all gravel. I have RV Van I could not run more than 5 mph the unevenly gravel made it was to difficult to drive. If you have off road van it will be great. I turn around didn’t make it. I did not want my van to run to the extreme drive.

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Doreen O'Donovan
Apr 07, 2023

Basic campsites with a table and fire rings. Two pit toilet bathrooms that were very clean. Green and pretty in April with a view of the plains below. The wildflowers were in bloom so the sites were all taken on a Wednesday night. People were camping in spots that weren’t sites and everyone was getting along. There was potable water and the sites are free. Take the 5 mile, dirt, dead end road to get there. There are creatures out at night so lock up your food and trash.

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Richard Whitmarsh
Mar 30, 2023

No res, no fee campground with shade structures, tables, and fire rings... Lots of flat space tho pretty exposed.

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Zack_ BlueRidgeHiking
Apr 01, 2023

What a great place to visit, especially during flower bloom season.

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Stephanie Soleil
Apr 21, 2024

Fairly secluded, free and quiet on a weekday. The road has a few ruts and mud puddles, but nothing that would prevent any car to negotiate. Nice view from the campground.