Selby Campground

Selby Campground offers a true escape for those seeking solitude and a rugged outdoor experience. Located on BLM land at an elevation of 2508 feet, this primitive site serves as an ideal basecamp for hikers looking to explore the vast Wilderness Study Area located just steps from their tent or RV. Its remote setting provides a quiet, undisturbed atmosphere that feels worlds away from the bustle of typical tourist destinations.

The campground features thirteen first-come, first-served sites equipped with essential amenities, including picnic tables, fire rings, and horse corrals. While the facility provides a wheelchair-accessible vault toilet, guests should note that there is no electricity, drinking water, or trash service available. Visitors are expected to practice Leave No Trace principles and pack out all refuse to help maintain the natural beauty of the area.

This location is best suited for self-sufficient tent campers and RV travelers who prefer a rustic, off-grid experience. Because the site is completely primitive and requires visitors to be fully prepared, it is perfect for those who enjoy backcountry-style camping and want direct access to endless trail miles in the California wilderness.