Wailaki Campground Introduce
Experience the serenity of Wailaki Campground, nestled in the heart of Northern California's lush forests. This charming campground offers a mix of rustic charm and natural beauty, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a peaceful retreat. Nestled near Whitethorn, CA, Wailaki Campground provides a unique camping experience with access to hiking trails, serene surroundings, and affordable rates.
- Environment: Surrounded by towering trees and close to scenic hiking trails, Wailaki Campground offers a secluded and picturesque setting for campers.
- Facilities: The campground provides basic amenities including picnic tables and outhouses. Visitors are encouraged to bring their own water or use the nearby creek.
- Service Items: Wailaki Campground is known for its fire control buckets, which add a layer of safety for campers. However, there is currently no running water on-site.
- Pricing: With rates as low as $8 per night and a 14-day stay limit, Wailaki Campground offers budget-friendly camping options for nature lovers.
Customer Feedback: "Wailaki Campground is a mixed bag. While it offers beautiful trees and proximity to hiking trails, it has its challenges. Bring your own water or be prepared to use the creek, as there is no running water available. Mosquitoes can be an issue, so come prepared with repellent. The lack of bear-proof food storage is also something to note for those planning to camp here."
Despite these challenges, many visitors love the unique charm of Wailaki Campground. It’s a hidden gem for those looking to escape the crowds and experience nature in its purest form.
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Customer Reviews
We had the entire campground to ourselves clean tidy and the buckets for fire control or an added bonus. But they really need to install bear proof food canisters.
I have camped at Wailake campground many times and it is a mixed bag. They shut the water off about 5 years ago, so you have to bring water or get it from the creek. The mosquitos can be bad and this year is the worst I have seen. A screened canopy is a must! It does have some of the most beautiful trees you can imagine, and it is close to hiking trails. It's only $8 per night with a 14 day limit per year. The only facilities are a picnic table and a glorified outhouse. But I do love the place even with all of the down side issues.
Nice campground for $8 bucks - you can't beat it. The hikes have steep elevation changes so be prepared.
Overall the campground was great, quiet and beautiful. The road to get there is quit crazy, very bumpy and curvy then straight up from 700 to 2200 feet. No water but has trash cans fire pits and a vault toilet. For 8$ a night you can’t beat it. No one else was there for the three days we were
Nice shady fcfs campground not crowded at all and no water at the time. There is a creek running along and the lost coast trail technically go over that bridge
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