Welcome to the US Sierra National Forest, a stunning natural retreat located in Prather, CA. This expansive park offers a perfect blend of serene landscapes and top-notch amenities, making it an ideal destination for campers, RV enthusiasts, and nature lovers alike.
Our campgrounds and RV parks are designed to provide you with a comfortable and memorable stay. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or an extended adventure, we have everything you need to make your trip enjoyable. From spacious campsites to well-maintained facilities, we ensure that your stay is as convenient as possible.
Our dedicated staff is here to assist you with any needs, ensuring that your visit is seamless and enjoyable. Whether you're here for the breathtaking scenery or the outdoor activities, the US Sierra National Forest promises an unforgettable experience.
Customer Feedback: Our visitors have consistently praised the excellent service and support provided by our staff. One happy camper shared, "Staff were excellent and very accommodating. I got my fire and backpacking permits very quickly. They were very helpful in making sure I knew where to go to get to the trailhead. We had a terrific weekend!" Another noted the resilience of the forest, stating, "Badly burned in 2020, but signs of life!"
Plan your visit today and discover why the US Sierra National Forest is a favorite among outdoor enthusiasts. For any inquiries or assistance, feel free to contact us directly by phone. We look forward to welcoming you to this natural paradise.
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Hiking
Public restroom
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
Staff were excellent and very accommodating. I got my fire and backpacking permits very quickly. They were very helpful in making sure I knew where to go to get to the trailhead. We had a terrific weekend!
Badly burned in 2020, but signs of life!
Repeated a really great loop with a couple of friends in early June this year. Tons on waterfalls as we bushwhacked up Crown Creek to Crown Basin. We descended into Blackcap Creek and then up to Half Moon Lake, and over to Woodchuck Trail. Many trails, however, are lacking attention as it seems it's been years since some trails have been maintained.
Doing CPR and First Aid training with Mike at the Prather Forest Service.
If you love the mountains, then this is for you. So many different things to do.