The Group Campground has capacity for up to 100 people for camping or picnicking. All units are wheelchair accessible and have pavilions, picnic tables, campfire pits, grills, water, vault toilets. 3 sites for 60/80/100 people in meadow setting provide popular group activity destination and trails/forest roads for hiking access into adjoining forest Large group facilities only. The campground previous known as Cedar…

Sam's Creek Campground, near the Gospel-Hump Wilderness on Crooked Creek and Sams Creek, is peacefully tucked in among a grove of  pine trees with the soothing sounds of the river running in the background. Three campsites, tables and fire grates allow for relaxed camping. There is limited parking and limited maneuvering for camp trailers.

Trail #7

Samelius Trailhead is located 18 miles west of Rapid City, and 6 miles east of Hill City right off Highway 16.  This is the southernmost Trail Head for the Centennial trail in the Central Hills (Mystic District).

Located near the Kaiser and Ansel Adams Wilderness', Sample Meadow Campground offers 16 campsites located along Kaiser Creek. Vault toilets are provided and each site has a picnic table, fire ring, and bear box. There is trailhead parking outside of campground approximately .5 mile for hikes into the wilderness. Large RV's and motorhomes not recommended. Horse camping is permitted. Water and garbage service not…

Primarily well known as a rock climbing site, Sam's Throne, near Mt. Judea, is also a popular hiking, camping and photography destination. Located up on Judea Mountain and overlooking the Big Creek valley below, the scenic views will show you why this is such a popular place. This is a dispersed camping area with no trash services. Pack it in, pack it out.…

Large rustic 14' x 30' log cabin with sleeping loft reached by stairway; plywood bunks on main level and in loft; tables and benches, cooking counter; oil stove; mooring buoy for anchorage; capacity 15 persons.

Located in front of Samsing Cove Cabin

Located south of Nenzel in Cherry County, this 116,000-acre national forest is a fantastic representation of the unique Nebraska Sandhills prairie ecosystem. Popular uses of the forest include hunting, fishing, horseback riding, camping and bird watching. There is one small campground located on the southwestern edge of the forest. …

Cone Peak to San Antonio Camp

Located along the San Antonio River, the campground is situated in Ponderosa Pines and and forest meadows. Campground elevation is 7,600 feet above sea level. Come prepared for warm days and cooler nights. A paved walking trail along the river provides stream access for a pleasant morning or evening stroll and offers fishing and wildlife viewing. Facilities: Extremely popular camping area with 20…

The San Antonio Group Campground is located in the San Antonio Campground. This area has towering ponderosa pines, open forest meadows, and has the San Antonio River running alongside it. Visitors can access the paved walking trail found in the campground. There are 11 parking spaces for the nine campsites in the group area. Facilities: Group site with nine walk-in camp sites and a pavilion which accommodates up to…

The hot spring water emerges from several sources on a steep hillside, and flows into several primitive, rock lined soaking pools of different temperatures. Access via a 0.7-mile out and back trail. To reach this trailhead visitors must use Forest Service Road 376 (North) for 5 miles.Visitors can make use of small parking area for non-motorized access.

San Antonio River can be accessed via Highway 285 to Forest Road 87.

The San Carlos Ranger District manages the southern half of the San Isabel National Forest. The District is 50 miles wide and 110 miles long with about 400,000 acres of National Forest in Fremont, Custer, Huerfano, Pueblo and Las Animas counties. Mountain ranges include the Wet Mountains, the Sangre de Cristos and the Spanish Peaks. It is home to the one of the first Forest Service Campgrounds designed by…

San Diego Overlook Site offers magnificent views of San Diego Canyon. Located on Jemez Mountain Trail National Scenic Byway(NM HWY 4), the site provides accessible restrooms and a paved trail out to the edge of the canyon. Uses: Scenery and wildlife viewing.  Facilities: Paved parking, vault toilet, ADA trail to overlook. Special Instructions: Popular for cross country skiing.    

The San Diego Fishing Site offers parking and access to the Lower Jemez River. Located on NM HWY 4 approximately seven miles south of Jemez Springs. Uses: Fishing. Facilities: Paved parking. Special Instructions: Clean fish away from river and parking area.

Trailhead on the west side of US Highway 180, south of Glenwood, NM between mile markers 58 and 59, for San Francisco Hot Springs Trail #250.

The San Gabriel Canyon Gateway Center is a 2.5 – acre pocket park and interpretive center in Azusa that provides a unique interface between urban and Angeles National Forest environments marking the entrance to the National Forest - National Monument. Stop here on weekends to pick up a wilderness permit, buy an Adventure Pass (CASH ONLY), or simply ask for information for your adventure out in the Angeles. 

The San Gabriel Canyon Off-Highway Vehicle Area (OHV) is located 11 miles north of Azusa, CA, on Highway 39. Over 160 acres of rocky, sandy river bottom await users of 2-, 3-, and 4-wheeled OHVs. Reservations are required before entering the OHV area.

Not open for public use. Must be reserved for educational purposes only.

San Gabriel Mountains National Monument Office is located at 110 N. Wabash Avenue, Glendora, CA 91741. Additional information can be found on our San Gabriel Mountains National…

Includes Idyllwild, Pine Cove, Garner Valley and San Jacinto and Santa Rosa Mountains.

This 10.2 mile wild and scenic river system finds its source on the heights of San Jacinto Peak in the Mount San Jacinto State Game Preserve and Wilderness Area. The Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail crosses its upper reaches. Above the confluence of Fuller Mill Creek and the North San Jacinto River is a picnic area and fishing access location. Hike upstream from here to see lovely waterfalls. This area supports…

The San Joaquin River Recreational Area is nestled in a valley of chaparral, pine and oak trees along the San Joaquin River in between Kerckhoff Reservoir and Redinger Lake. Recreational activities include camping, swimming, hiking, and viewing wildlife. Boating, personal water crafting and non-motorized boating are permitted at Reddinger Lake.  Just a few miles north of Reddinger Lake on Road 225 is the Exact…

A 14 x 16-foot rustic cabin. Sleeps 6, table, wood stove, oil stove, splitting maul, saw, rainwater catchment barrel, outhouse. No running water, electricity, mattress or bedding, cooking utensils, cut firewood, or stove oil.

A nice combination of sun and shade, this campground offers exploration of the North Fork of the Skykomish river when you're not sitting by the campfire roasting marshmallows.

Dispersed Campground in an open setting with views of the canyon. Access to Toiyabe Crest National Recreation Trail by the San Juan Trailhead.  County Road 21 intersects, and in places follows, the Austin-Grantville Stage Route (1861-1866) The Town of Belmont performs limited maintenance and oversite.  Heavy use on 3-day weekends!

  San Juan Trailhead Distance Varies depending on connecting trail Pets Allowed Yes Fees Adventure Pass Required Hike Time 1.5 - 8 hours Difficulty Easy to strenuous Best Seasons Year Round Location 34950 Ortega Hwy, Lake Elsinore, across the street from…