Hidden Falls Campground

It’s a beautiful camp site and the sound of falling water is nice. I came on a Wednesday in August and I was the only person there. There was no cell service for me so make sure you download or print a map before arriving. The camp sites are not connected to the road, so you can’t car camp unless you sleep in the parking lot, which is shown in the video. Payment is by honor system (dropping cash into a box) so make sure you bring exact change.

Beautiful place wife, kids and I love this place. We camp at a very small campsite “shake camp” like 5 minutes from there. Hidden fall is a very family friendly place! Ps. Please keep it clean. Pick up your trash.

This are is quite pristine when leaving other people out of the picture. People leave beer, soiled diapers, pads, and various trash in or near the river or falls, which is terrible. I do not recommend bringing small children or ones who cannot swim, for the river is swift. Since it is a result of the melted, high-Sierran snowpack, the water is frigid. DO NOT drink the water either (common sense, giardia contraction). Overall, it is a nice place to visit, preserve, and keep clean!

I remember coming here in August 2009, before you could even find it on Google maps. Word of mouth from a friend and a Google search revealing one random website (which had written directions) later, and we were on our way! It used to be free to camp too. We stayed 6 days - just out of high school, a good-sized group of friends. I can honestly say, that trip started a love of camping and outdoor adventures for me. Mountain Home State Forest is beautiful, even astounding, with the giant Sequoias right in the campsites rivaling Sequoia National Park/Forest (but with less crowds), the North Fork Middle Fork of the Tule River running through, and the feeling of being completely isolated being the best parts. You have to carry your things from the parking lot to your camp... but we didn't min

Beautiful falls! Fell in love because we were the only ones there. Campground is closed due to tree maintenance. They are unclear when it will reopen. If you start at Shake Camp there is a steep trail to get there (Moses Gultch Trail). When campground is open you park, then hike your gear to your campsite. Sites are shady and each provide a sizable Bear box.