These sites have tables, cooking grills, drinking water, toilets and offer recreational activities such as swimming, boating and nature trails. Garbage service is not always available. Potable water is often not available and there are no containers for garbage. For your safety, obtain your drinking and cooking water from potable water sources such as well pumps or water hydrants. If potable water is not available, boil water from lakes or streams for 5 minutes or use other purification methods.
Campgrounds are expensive to maintain.
Please accept the challenge to take home your litter and garbage, thus allowing limited maintenance funds to be utilized for other maintenance chores. Back to top Regulations Please be considerate in your camping activities. Check the visitor information board in the campground for the rules and regulations pertaining to the use of Forest Service campgrounds. The Golden Access Passport is free for persons who are blind or permanently disabled. Both provide lifetime entrance to National Parks, Monuments, and Recreation Areas which charge entrance fees and are Federally managed.