Boise Creek Campground
About the Business
Boise Creek Campground is a peaceful retreat nestled between Brush Mountain and Brannan Mountain in the Six Rivers National Forest in Willow Creek, California. Surrounded by a lush forest of Pacific madrone, Douglas fir, and California bay trees, the campground offers a serene setting for camping, lodging, and outdoor activities.
Located less than two miles from the charming town of Willow Creek, known as the Bigfoot capital of the world, Boise Creek Campground is the perfect base for exploring the Trinity River. Fishing, swimming, and whitewater rafting are popular activities in the area, while the campground itself offers several single-family campsites equipped with tables, campfire rings, and vault toilets.
With a variety of shady campsites along a creek, Boise Creek Campground provides a peaceful escape for nature lovers. The surrounding forest is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including threatened and endangered species like the bald eagle and peregrine falcon. Visitors can also enjoy the nearby Brush Mountain Lookout tower for panoramic views of the stunning landscape.
In addition to outdoor activities, visitors can explore the town of Willow Creek, which offers a range of services and amenities, including restaurants, groceries, and cultural events like the annual Bigfoot Days celebration. The Trinity Scenic Byway is a favorite activity for many visitors, offering a scenic drive through the beautiful countryside.
Whether you're looking for a relaxing getaway or an outdoor adventure, Boise Creek Campground is the perfect destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Book your stay today and experience the beauty of northern California's Six Rivers National Forest.
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Location & Phone number
Willow Creek, CA 95573, United States
Reviews
"Camped here in early Sept. on the way back from Oregon to sac.. I was happy with the campground, and I see there's good and bad reviews. Just realize this is not a "destination campground" that you bring your family for a multi day vacation. But.... It is perfect for a necessary stop along your road trip, or a cheap place to crash while working in the area. $10 site vs. $100+ motel... Solid spot"
"Omg had to go after waiting in all that road construction. They have a lot of trees here. Thank you mother nature. Oh and I would camp here too."
"Easy access, which equals right on the road so kinda noisy at night. Most sites are small, but pretty. The biggest issue was there is poison oak everywhere! If you step one foot out of the immediate camp site it is like a carpet. If you have young kids or are really allergic it would not be good. The "easy trail" to the creek is straight down the side of a hill. Not a easy access. Creek was pretty though. Nice for overnight quick stay, I wouldn't want to stay any longer."
"its a 10$ camp ground , what can ya say .. has shade which is nice , close to willow creek for supplies, pizza , beers , gas, ice ,all those essentials .. river is near , not super easy to access... trail that can be used for enjoyment , the 20 or less sites are close together but enough greenery gives privacy , noise by the road but what do expect ..day use parking as well , vault toilets , trash recycling no water currently , but seems they are working on it .. all in all a decent stop over , after a long day of enjoying the beautiful trinity river your beat u get a few beers in ya some good food who cares bout what its missing lol"
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