Boise Creek

Nestled between the rugged Brush and Brannan Mountains, Boise Creek Campground offers a peaceful retreat within the expansive Six Rivers National Forest. The site is uniquely positioned under a lush canopy of Douglas fir, Pacific madrone, and California bay trees, providing a classic Northern California woodland atmosphere. Located just a short distance from the famed town of Willow Creek, this federal campground serves as an excellent base for those looking to explore the natural beauty of the region.

Visitors can take advantage of convenient amenities including vault toilets, laundry facilities, and designated fire rings for evening gatherings. The campground provides direct access to local hiking trails and is situated near the Trinity River, making it an ideal spot for anglers and those interested in swimming or whitewater rafting. While the site is open year-round, its rustic nature makes it best suited for tent campers and RV enthusiasts who enjoy a more primitive, off-grid experience without utility hookups.

Whether you are stopping through to hunt for Bigfoot lore or looking for a quiet place to set up camp near the water, Boise Creek offers a scenic and accessible destination. Its moderate terrain and forested surroundings provide a relaxing environment for outdoor adventurers of all kinds.