Oak Bottom Campground is located on a gently sloping hillside in a mixed Douglas fir and hardwood forest. It offers a peaceful environment, free from road noise and other distractions. Located near the California Salmon River, the campground is popular with whitewater enthusiasts in the spring. Many challenging rapids ranging from class 3 to 5 are a short distance away. Swimming is also popular in the summer and…

The Oak Bottom River Access, located directly across from the campground, provides access to the Salmon River which is renowned for it's class 3-5 whitewater. The lower portion of the Salmon offers excellent swimming and tubing opportunities. Additional river accesses include Brannon's Bar, George Geary, and Blue Hole.

Across the road from the Oak Bottom Campground this access is a graded gravel ramp to parking on a cobble bar. Boats must be carried a short distance to the water.

The Oak cabin sits within aspen/mountain shrub vegetation on the north end of the Uncompahgre National Forest. Oak cabin is 1 of 3 cabins at the Cold Springs Work Center. The original cabins were constructed in the 1930's and are located just off Forest Service Road #402, Divide Forks Road. All visitors should expect semi-rustic cabin accommodations. The cabin sleeps 4 adults; one bedroom with two twin size beds,…

Visitors to Oak Camp can expect a primitive camp inside the National Red Dirt Wildlife Management Preserve. This camp is available for horse and general camping. No OHV camping allowed. This camp is also a designated hunter's camp. General camping, no water available, and vault toilets.

This is one of the three trailheads for the Chadwick Trail System. The other two are KC Pavilion and Camp Ridge. Riders can also access the trail from…

This clear canyon stream may be one of the most scenic fishing and swimming holes in the world. Oak Creek flows through Oak Creek Canyon, a narrow gorge it has cut along a fault line in the same rock strata that form the Grand Canyon. But this smaller cousin of the world's most prestigious chasm, is much more accessible than its more famous relative. A road leads…

The Oak Creek Trail #207 begins at a parking area on South Pinecrest Dr. and ends at an intersection with the Silvershield Trail #199. The trail climbs at a moderate grade and after approximately 0.8 miles it intersects with the Twin Peaks Trail #208. Stay to the left to follow the Oak Creek Trail. In the next approximately 1.4 miles the trail will begin to descend to Oak Creek, with numerous waterfalls, and will…

OverviewOak Creek Campground is in scenic Oak Creek Canyon of central Utah's Fishlake National Forest. FacilitiesThe campground has four reservable group sites. Picnic tables, campfire rings, and grills are provided. The campground also has vault toilets, drinking water, an amphitheater, a volleyball court, and a play field. Natural FeaturesA dense grove of shady oak, maple, and cottonwood trees line the banks of…

View of Oak Creek Canyon from Oak Creek Vista   Oak Creek Canyon is a gorge carved into the edge of the Mogollon Rim of the Colorado Plateau along the Oak Creek Fault. Tectonic forces shifting the land to either side of the fault and subsequent erosion by Oak Creek have created a spectacular canyon where the geologic history of this area is an open book. The Canyon is approximately 12 miles long. Oak Creek…

Get your camera ready for this one, and don't forget your swimsuit, hiking shoes, and fishing pole. Just south of Flagstaff, Arizona State Route 89A descends a breathtaking series of switchbacks into a scenic, smaller cousin of the Grand Canyon. Known for colorful rocks and unique formations, Oak Creek Canyon is famous the world around for its spectacular scenery…

This popular visitor center at Indian Gardens offers the first public roadside rest rooms in the canyon. They were completed at Indian Gardens by the collective efforts of members of the Oak Creek Canyon Task Force in conjunction with Coconino National Forest. The visitor…

Get your camera ready for this one. Before you drive into the canyon you'll want to stop at Oak Creek Vista. Here you can get a bird's eye view of what awaits you down the road and, at the same time, shop for Native American jewelry and other craft items from the local Native American artists who set up displays along the pathways. Just…

Campground with 12 sites, a short drive from Ukiah. 

Oak Flat Campground is located on the northwest side of the forest with easy access off the I-5 freeway. With 20 campsites, grab the family and spend the weekend roasting marshmallows around the campfire, go on a hike to Whitaker Peak, or hop in your vehicle for a short drive to the cool waters of Piru Creek at Frenchman's Flat. Campsites are first come - first served. Reserving or holding of sites not allowed.

Situated along the Gila-Pinal Scenic Route, Oak Flat campground is located in the rolling hills near Devil’s Canyon. There is an abundance of large oak trees that provide natural shade. The surrounding area is known for its numerous recreation bouldering opportunities. Families and individuals like to come to this site for its natural desert beauty and rock climbing.

This site is located along the Wild and Scenic Illinois River and the Illinois River West Trailhead. For tents and small trailers only. Facilities 15 campsites with picnic tables and fire pits No campground host No drinking water…

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Access via Rancheria Rd., located in the Greenhorn Mtns offers rustic camping in the tower and below the tower. This lookout was once used by the Forest Service to spot fires, and can now be rented for $75 a night. It offers incredible views of the surrounding mountains, and is great for stargazers.

As you enter the Oak Flat Picnic Site entrance, take a left turn and follow the pavement to the parking area at very end. Oak Flat Connector Trailhead accesses Oak Flat Connector Trail 05637. Please refer to the Manzanita Mountains Trail System map to plan your course. NO CAMPING ALLOWED OR AUTHORIZED in Oak Flat Area…

  Oak rimmed native grasslands. Bounded by the Verdugo Trail to the north, the Bluewater Trail on the east and the Lucas Canyon Trail on the west, scenic Oak Flats is a good destination for a long (11.8 miles) round trip from Bear Canyon Trailhead. West end landlocked.

15 miles from historic Las Vegas on NM 65 and FR 263.  Uses:  Picnicking, fishing.  Facilities:  7 picnicking units, vaulted toilets, tables, and fire pits.  Special Instructions:  NO CAMPING ALLOWED.  NO WATER.

The campground has 30 campsites with vault toilets, a parking area, fireplaces, tables, and trash cans. Oak forest surroundings are close to mountain vistas of Sierra Blanca.

64 sites including 11 double sites.

The new campground is beautifully designed with 27 RV (includes Pine Knob Loop) sites and one group site (Two Points Group Camp). All campsites are fully accessible with water and electrical hook-ups. Two new flush restrooms with showers and one new vault restroom were installed. Campsites 2, 11, 19, 20, and 21 are not reservable. The sites have been designated for hosts or volunteers.

No amenities. It is a large trailhead that will accommodate horse trailers with a loop drive through. Provides access to: Oak Ridge Trail #688A

Oak Ridge Trailhead is found on an old drill pad on a windswept ridge at an elevation of nearly 8,700 feet.  Facilities include a gravel parking lot, information kiosk, and vault restroom. The Great Western Trail for 50" ATVs, horseback riding, and hiking passes through the trailhead. Popular activities include dispersed camping, hunting, wildlife viewing, and OHV riding on…

3 picnic tables & 1 BBQ grill (not allowed for use when in EXTREME or CRITICAL fire restrictions, water fountains where visitors can fill up their water bottles, flush and vault toilets, and accessible picnic sites.) Horse/Pack animals are allowed at this site. 2 Hitching rails available. Restrooms are not available at this site. 

This trailhead provided improved access to the Arizona National Scenic Trail at the foothills of the Santa Rita Mountains, ancestral lands of the Tohono O'odham and Chiricahua Apache. This once-popular parking area had been closed for nearly 20 years due to natural and cultural resource impacts from off-highway vehicles. The ATA has been diligently to restore public access, and we were delighted to have been granted…

The Oak, Yucca, and Locust Group Picnic Sites include a combination of three different picnic areas plus Oak Flat Connector Trailhead, that border four communal playing fields suitable for all sorts of outdoor games. The site is paved and accessible. It is a great place for play, rest and recreation. The picnic areas are surrounded by ponderosa pine forest, mixed with oak, piñon, juniper, and plenty…