Wild Plum Campground

Absolutely gorgeous campsite accompanied by a babbling creek and plenty of forest trail access. I stayed at site 18, and was so happy with the site. Through I have my eye on breaking 17 and 33 on my next visit. The camp host was wonderful and everything was clean and taken care of. Lot of love in the land. Great place for a getaway. I saw all walks of life here, families, couples, a group of dudes just mad chilling. Please come check this place out, respect others, and bring some bug repellant. Thank you for your time. 🏕💚

Beautiful place in the mountains. You can hear the creek flow I'm sure from any camp spot. The spots are very close together. You can clearly hear folks talk. No cover I'm between spots . Vault toilets , that needed attention when we were there in July. Plenty of down firewood to burn. Beautiful drive in. Campers while we were there need to learn some camping etiquette. Like not playing music. I want to hear nature not Beyonce. Once the sun goes down, it's time for kids not too be yelling and running around.

Beautiful little campground, friendly campers, nice view of buttes from top of hill hiking.

My friends and I drove 10 hours from the inland empire to camp at this campground. we got lot 6 and it absolutely beautiful. we went in july and the supposed creek was a raging river (due to rain and snow melting), nonetheless the river provided a beautiful experience, white noise to sleep in, and the ability to not hear your fellow campers (not that any one was super loud anyways). we went hiking along the pct by loves falls and wild plum loop trail, both stunning. my only wish would be for them to have showers lol but bathing in the river wasn’t all that bad just freezing cold. even in july the high was about 75 and the low was about 45 so if sleeping in a tent i’d bring an air mattress as the ground is often moist and cold and PLENTY of blankets/sleeping bags. bugs are obviously there b

Took a chance with this one, first come first serve, but lucked out (on a Sunday). It lived up to its hype- it's a peaceful campground, nestled among pine, cedar, and Douglas fir, sites have plenty of space, close to neighbors but not too close, walking distance to several bracingly cold swimming holes and a short hike to a gorgeous waterfall. The bathrooms were in great shape we got there (but two days later they were extra stinky). Easy to get to from Hwy 49. Camp host was full of personality- but more importantly she was present and helpful.