Welcome to Thomas Mountain Yellow Post Sites, located at 59589 Pines to Palms Hwy, Mountain Center, CA 92561. You can contact them at (909) 382-2921 or +1 909-382-2921. As part of the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, these sites offer a remote and natural camping experience. These are yellow post sites, meaning they provide basic camping areas without amenities such as water or restrooms.
Based on customer reviews, Thomas Mountain Yellow Post Sites are a great place to get away from it all. The location offers amazing views and a sense of solitude, with reviewers noting they often have the place to themselves. However, access to these sites requires a high clearance vehicle, whether 4WD or not, due to the terrain.
While there are no water or restroom facilities, most sites are equipped with fire rings and picnic tables, providing some basic comforts. It's important to come prepared with all necessary supplies for dry camping. Site 7 is noted to be a bit confusing, as it has multiple entrances that are quite far apart, which may require some exploration to find the desired spot.
Key features and considerations:
Plan your trip carefully, ensuring you have a suitable vehicle and all necessary supplies for dry camping. Enjoy the beautiful views and peaceful environment of Thomas Mountain Yellow Post Sites.
Tent sites
Good for kids
Dogs allowed
Great place to get away. Easy drive if you have a high clearance vehicle 4wd or not. No water or rest rooms as these are yellow post sites. However, most sites have fire rings and picnic tables. Site 7 is a bit confusing in that there appears to be 3 entrances that are pretty far apart.
The view was amazing and we had the place to ourselves.
You don't really need 4x4 to get up there,I made it up with a 99 front wheel drive expedition.The views are beautiful since you can see 360 degrees at some points,there's only about 4 camp sites but if full people don't mind if u make your own...you can ride this trail from hemet to little Tomas mtn too.....people please keep it clean. I posted a photo of the hemet lake side during our winter in 2023 Feb.
I really this trail for it being clean, and secluded, great views going up "little thomas trail"......different campgrounds to choose from once you are up there.
Found a great, quiet secluded spot to camp away from the campground noise of Lake Hemet, etc.. First night was great. Second day the partiers showed up, and all hell broke loose. Even though it's secluded, dispersed camping you can't escape the idiots.