Welcome to Yellow Post #28, a secluded camping destination located at 2N11, Angelus Oaks, CA 92305. For inquiries, you can contact them at (909) 382-2790 or +1 909-382-2790. Yellow Post #28 falls under the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, offering a unique and remote camping experience.
Environment:
Yellow Post #28 is known for its secluded and spacious environment, providing ample room for multiple vehicles and camping setups. Situated in the Angelus Oaks area, it offers access to nearby trails for exploration and off-road driving adventures. The location is characterized by dirt roads, adding to the adventurous experience. The surrounding area offers a natural and wilderness setting.
Services and Features (Based on Customer Reviews):
Promotional Information:
For local users seeking a secluded and adventurous camping experience, Yellow Post #28 in Angelus Oaks offers a unique opportunity to enjoy the wilderness. The spacious environment, access to trails, and off-road driving possibilities make it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts. However, potential visitors should be aware of the campsite's location and potential seasonal water obstacles. Customer reviews highlight the adventurous nature of this location. We encourage you to plan your trip and experience the secluded beauty of Yellow Post #28.
Please check local resources for current conditions, accessibility, and any required permits or regulations before planning your trip.
Picnics
Hiking
Picnic tables
Tent sites
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
On-site parking
This place is awesome! Very secluded and plenty of space for multiple vehicles. Close trails nearby for some exploring. The dirt roads are so much fun to drive on, woo! However, there is just one minor con. The actual campsite is a little ways down the road, so if you have already occupied the site then you may get some visitors driving up to your campground.
An awesome spot! Currently (early June) there is a large puddle being fed by snowmelt, about 1.5 ft deep and 1/8 mile from the site. I have a small sedan so I parked by the puddle, and just hoofed it a few times with my gear. Honestly, totally worth it.
2 secluded yellow post sites on dead end road. Usually occupied in peak season. Expect snow and road closures in winter.
Previous campers have littered the spot with bullet casings and bags of human waste. Clean up after yourself if you're going camping.
This campsite is pretty great but there is only one campfire allowed. There is not restrooms near by and it's about 45 min back down town. I wouldn't come back to this campsite