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OREGON CAMPING
HIGHWAY 199
OREGON CAVES NATIONAL MONUMENT
SISKIYOU NATIONAL FOREST

Highway 199 between Grants Pass, Oregon
and Cresent City, California. There are limited
dispersed camps, listed below are a couple places.

BRIGGS VALLEY ROAD / ROAD#25
Limited camping areas, but is possible
ESTABLISHED CAMPGROUNDS
SPALDING POND $5.00
Take Road#2524 about 3 miles
SAM BROWN HORSE CAMP$5.00
Water pump, garbage
SAM BROWN CAMPGROUND Closed
Road#2512
BIG PINE CAMPGROUND $5.00
Water pump, garbage
INDIAN MARY CAMPGROUND

STORE GULCH / ILLINOIS RIVER ROAD
Store Gulch Campground is 10 miles, but we never
could find it. There was a Store Gulch Day Use Area.
There is walk-in tent camping along the river.

ROAD#46 / Oregon Caves National Monument
Grayback Interpretive Trailhead
(Between mileposts 15-16)
Past Grayback Campground and Grayback Creek
Turn right on the gravel road, go about 100 yards
past the Trailhead. To the left is a nice camp along
Grayback Creek.
ESTABLISHED CAMPGROUNDS
(Road#46 to Oregon Caves)
GRAYBACK CAMPGROUND $16.00
Between mileposts 11-12
Free Day Use Area
CAVE CREEK CAMPGROUND $10.00
Between milepost 15-16

Road 39-7-27
Robertson Corner Road to Road 39-7-27
and up the mountain...

Road 39-7-27
Same as above photo...

ROAD#46 / HOLLAND LOOP ROAD
There are some camp areas accessible
from Holland Loop Road.

Wimer Road Historic Site
Wimer Road Historic Site
O'Brien Road / Road#4402

Road#4402
O'Brien Road / Road#4402

Road#4402
O'Brien Road / Road#4402

O'BRIEN ROAD / ROAD#4402
At O'Brien go west on O'Brien Road.
The first 2 miles are paved, then dirt roads
There are a couple camping areas.
Power lines follow road...

BEWARE OF TAKILMA / ROAD#48
The people around here don't like visitors.
We already love this place...

wierd geology
Mountains of weird geology

don't appear to be from this planet
Covering about an acre, these plants
don't appear to be from this planet

don't appear to be from this planet
Close-up of above image

IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO KNOW
WHAT FIRE RESTRICTIONS ARE IN EFFECT
Each year is more stricter and the danger increased.

When FIRE RESTRICTIONS are in effect,
all vehicles may be required to carry:
• 1 gallon of water or 2 1/2 lb. fire extinguisher
• Shovel with 8" blade at least 26 inches long
• Axe is recommended
Don't drive on spur roads or roads with grass
Heavy enforcement and you will get a ticket.

DIRECTIONS:
From Hwy.101 at Cresent City, CA
take Highway 101 north 3 miles
Exit on Highway 199...
From Hwy.101 at Brookings, OR...
From I-5 at Grants Pass...
Follow road signs for Highway 199

Check weather conditions.
Winter conditions can get nasty,
snow and ice...

We have read that area around Oregon Caves
National Monument has some of the most
contaminated drinking water. Something
about cattle... but it seems acceptable.
The weird geology includes heavy metals.

Pacific Ocean
Hwy.101 near Brookings

BROOKINGS, OREGON
Water at Ludlum House Recreation Area.
It is cool, crisp, perfect...
Showers at Alfred A. Loeb State Park. Cost $2.00

When in the area it is recommended to visit:
JEDEDIAH SMITH REDWOODS STATE PARK
and HOWLAND HILL SCENIC DRIVE
Highly recommended to drive Howland Hill Scenic
Drive through Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park.
Motor homes and trailers not recommended. No fees.
From Highway 199 near Hiouchi Information Center,
take South Fork Road about a mile and stay right
when the road splits. Road signs marking the way.
Also see:
SOUTH FORK ROAD

Also see: BROOKINGS / ROAD#1108
Also see:
BROOKINGS / PACKERS CABIN
Also see:
COASTAL DRIVE
Also see:
SOUTH FORK ROAD

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OREGON CAMPING
SISKIYOU NATIONAL FOREST
HIGHWAY 199
OREGON CAVES NATIONAL MONUMENT
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