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Green Springs Campground
Green Springs has two corrals and one trough with a hose that can be placed in the spring if it is running. The area is mostly pine trees. There are six sites at this disperse style campground. There is a trailhead at the campground that connects you to the Summit trail system in the Yolla Bolly Wilderness.
At a Glance
| Current Conditions: | Corrals have been repaired. Green Springs trail system can be difficult for inexperienced hikers, as there are no trail markers. Water trough, fed perennially by a spring, is available for horses. Downed trees, dropped limbs, stump holes and unstable terrain may be present. Trails may not be cleared. Avoid parking and camping under dead standing trees. |
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| Fees: | No fee |
| Water: | None |
| Restroom: | 1 Vault |
| Operated By: | Forest Service |
Activities
Campground Camping
Four camping sites with fire rings. Accomodates up to 24 foot trailers.
RV Camping
Accomodates up to 24 foot trailers.
Backpacking
Horse Camping
Overnight camping by horseback is a great way to introduce young and old alike to the pleasures of the great outdoors.
General Info:
General NotesCorrals Available at Trailhead.
General Notes
Corrals Available at Trailhead.
General Notes
Corrals Available at Trailhead.
General Notes
Corrals Available at Trailhead.
Horse Riding
Horse riding in one of our wilderness areas...there's nothing else finer unless you toss in a glorious sunset too.
Related Information
Location
![[Graphic]: Map displaying the Mendocino National Forest and surrounding area.](https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_MEDIA/stelprdb5155112.jpg)
