Yellow Post Campsite #30 is a remote camping spot nestled in the forested area near Big Bear Lake, California. This dispersed campsite offers a pristine outdoor experience for nature enthusiasts seeking seclusion and scenic beauty. With only picnic tables and fire rings available, it provides a true back-to-nature experience while allowing campfires, which are permitted exclusively at Yellow Post sites within the forest.
Located on the south side of the lake, this campsite is the most remote option in the area, ideal for those looking to escape the crowds. Access to the site is on a first-come, first-served basis, adding to its charm of simplicity and adventure. The campsite offers a short walk to breathtaking views of Big Bear Lake and Castle Rock, making it a perfect spot for hikers and nature photographers.
Customer feedback highlights the charm of this remote campsite. Many visitors appreciate its remoteness and the opportunity to connect with nature, despite the lack of modern amenities. The short walk to beautiful lake views is a favorite highlight for those seeking an adventurous yet peaceful camping experience.
Hiking
Picnic tables
Good for kids
This is a dispersed campsite with only a Picnic table and a fire ring. Yellow Post sites are the only locations you are allowed to have campfires in the forest. There is no running water, or other facilities. It is first come, first serve. It is the most remote campsite on the south side of the lake. Short walk to views of the lake and Castle Rock!
Not a campsite