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Remote campground nestled in an old growth forest with lots of opportunity for solitude. Abundant with native plants and animals, relax next to the beautiful creek or enjoy easy access to hiking trails.
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About Nadelos Campground
Remote campground nestled in an old growth forest with lots of opportunity for solitude. Abundant with native plants and animals, relax next to the beautiful creek or enjoy easy access to hiking trails. Hours and Seasons Closed seasonally during the winter months contact the King Range Visitor Center for updated information 707-986-5400. Features and Services Facilities Day-use area, picnic tables & fire rings Access and Parking: Walk in tent sites ONLY. Additional parking for day use. Wheelchair accessible. Cell Service: None Toilets: Vault Drinking Water: None (campground is near creek; treat water before drinking) Pets: Leash Camping: 8 tent campsites Nearby Amenities: 10 minute drive from town of Shelter Cove, 1 hour drive to Redway, Ca Permits and Reservations Campground sites are non-reservable and available on a first come first serve basis. Please fill out permit at the kiosk and deposit fees in envelope in iron ranger. Group Opportunities: One group day use site available. Entire campground may be reserved for overnight group use for $120 per night. Minimum group number is 20 and maximum group number is 60. All applications and fees must be received 30 days prior to the first use day. To request a permit application please call the BLM King Range Visitor. NO group reservations are available Memorial Day weekend, Fourth of July weekend or Labor Day weekend. Respect and Protect Please practice responsible outdoor ethics to ensure that future visitors can appreciate this remarkable site.