Beaver Creek Campground, Klamath River, CA

Free Camping Near Klamath River, CA

Beaver Creek Campground is a free, developed campground offered by Klamath National Forest. It's a small (8 sites) campground on the banks of Beaver Creek. There is vault restroom, picnic tables, and fire rings, but no water or trash cans. Campsites are small, suitable only for vans, pickup truck campers, tents, or small trailers. There is a small turnaround at the campground.

Authority

Oak Knoll Ranger District

Klamath National Forest

District Office

Tel: (530) 493-2243

Official campground webpage

Particulars

GPS: 41.9276, -122.8290

Elevation: 2,316 feet

Reservations: First come, first served

Camping Fee: None

Permit: None

Max stay: 14 consecutive days, maximum 30 days per calendar year

Amenities: Picnic tables, fire rings, vault toilet

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Camping at Beaver Creek Campground

Best access to the campground is from CA-96 at the town of Klamath River, CA. Take Beaver Creek Road (Forest Road 48N01) north for 4.7 miles to the campground. The entire route is paved.

Only open from June to October, Beaver Creek Campground is perfect for folks camping with small vehicles and small trailers. It offers an idyllic camping experience with plenty of shade trees and the sound of rushing water from Beaver Creek.

At only 2,400 feet elevation, it’s not considered a respite from California’s hot summer heat, though this campground does offer good shade. However, this is also a rarely visited campground, hence you may find yourself able to run a generator during the day.