Secluded California

Secluded Camping in California
Secluded RV Spots
Secluded Hot Springs
Secluded Beaches
Secluded Inns
Secluded Romantic

This tag: Secluded Camping in California – is one of the most popular search phrases that we get, coming from the bigger search engines.

People are craving wildness like never before. As the population grows, the more crowded cities become and the more congested the freeways. The crazier city life gets, the more we stress out or become numb. Internally you want peace and quiet. No buzzing, no beeping, no phone!

Solitude can be found on the back roads of California!

PLEASE NOTE: California’s population has grown by an additional 700,000+ people since this web site begin in 1996. And there is only ONE Yosemite Valley, for everyone to share.

And the State Parks, National Forests and National Parks inside California, are NOT creating any new campgrounds for the expanding population (not to mention the growing number of annual tourists visiting the Golden State).

Take that into consideration when planning a trip to a well-known, popular park. Traffic jams on Hwy 89, at Burney Falls is now commonplace on a holiday weekend.

hike, bike, camp, paddle and explore

The politics of daily life; the wilder the news gets, the more you want a vacation outdoors. The sooner the better.

The rural parts of the state always intrigue; winding roads, small towns, open land, trees, sky, water. Natural beauty everywhere. Escape the matrix, if only for a weekend.

Rural Counties inside California

Towns by Elevation

Whether it is a solo trip, a romantic weekend away or just a small group of friends seeking to ‘get as far away from the crowds as possible’, we do have California covered. In depth. The Total Escape way.

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DanaMite focuses just on California. Covering Baja Mexico to Mount Shasta – and everything in between. Back roads, waterfalls, aspen groves, historic museums; Real rivers, every lake, true wilderness, all of it. All the outdoor recreation options, plus the maps to get you out there. Local lodging, free camp sites and RV parks.