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Creek Campground California<\/h2>\n

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Car campers in Southern California dream of the perfect setting: an uncrowded campsite, in a lush forest, with tall trees & flowing stream of crystal clear water. A swimming hole nearby, plus a place for the hammock. They also want it less than a 2 hours drive from their home. Unlikely.<\/p>\n

The real California rivers & mountains are in the northern half of the state, while the lower is more like a desert. You will need to drive hours to reach these kinda spots. The Sierra Nevada mountains are the closest bet for finding a creek side camp. Lassen is next, for exploring numerous dirt roads that lead to secluded spots. Northern California, above Redding usually has water flowing and decent fishing, even in the driest years.<\/p>\n

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Read more on specific California camping techniques:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Steamside Camping<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Biodegradable Camp Soaps<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Environmental Camping<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Creek Maps<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

\"campDeveloped campgrounds located next to rivers, creeks, or streams can be found on the back roads of California. Below is just a sample of small towns that have creek campgrounds nearby:<\/p>\n