What To Bring
WHAT TO BRING: Casual, comfortable clothing, shoes, boots or sneakers you can scramble around the rocks in and don’t mind getting wet, a hat to protect your head, sunscreen, and a water container to...
View ArticleCamping on New 49’er Properties
Forest Service regulations in Siskiyou County allow anyone to camp anywhere in the National Forest (as long as the location is not posted as a “no camping” area) for up to 14 days without the need for...
View ArticleLong-Term Camping
Between April 1st through November 9th along the Klamath River claims, and between July 1st through September 30th in all other areas: Klamath River: Savage Rapids at K-15A Anderson Campground at K-16...
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SANITATION: When camping on properties which we administer, all grey and black water must be hauled into an approved dump station in town. No holes or latrines are allowed for grey or black water....
View ArticleHow To Take The Rough Out of Roughing It
by Marcie Stumpf-Foley When our three boys were small, we camped in a tent. Later, when we were able to purchase a truck and small camper, we put our tent camping days behind us, and I assumed we would...
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“…We have long-term camping privileges for members who are actively pursuing prospecting or mining activity on our properties.” Camping on Club Properties Location of Long-Term Camping Areas Sanitation...
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