Barrett Cove Campground and Recreation Area
La Grange, CA · 54.7 mi from Firebaugh
- General Store
- Beach Access
- Restrooms
- Restaurant
La Grange, CA · 54.7 mi from Firebaugh
Mariposa, CA · 54.9 mi from Firebaugh
Ahwahnee, CA · 54.9 mi from Firebaugh
Oakhurst, CA · 55.3 mi from Firebaugh
Midpines, CA · 55.8 mi from Firebaugh
Briceburg, CA · 56.6 mi from Firebaugh
The North Fork Primitive Camp, located along the North Fork Merced River, offers a scenic spot for swimming and backpacking, particularly in spring when wildflowers bloom. Access is via trail or river, with campfire permits required and strict fir...
Mariposa, CA · 56.7 mi from Firebaugh
The Merced River Recreation Area, located downstream from Yosemite, offers activities like whitewater boating, camping, swimming, and gold prospecting year-round. McCabe Flat Campground, the first of three BLM-operated campgrounds along the river,...
Greenfield, CA · 56.9 mi from Firebaugh
Greenfield, CA · 57.3 mi from Firebaugh
Mariposa, CA · 57.5 mi from Firebaugh
Willow Placer Campground, located 3.6 mi downstream from the historic Briceburg Suspension Bridge, is one of three campgrounds managed by the Bureau of Land Management along the Merced Wild & Scenic River. It features eight walk-in campsites and o...
Kingsburg, CA · 57.8 mi from Firebaugh
Kingsburg, CA · 57.8 mi from Firebaugh
Patterson, CA · 57.9 mi from Firebaugh
Bass Lake, CA · 58 mi from Firebaugh
Forks Campground is situated on a hillside with views of Bass Lake and features a forested environment of cedar, ponderosa pine, and oak trees. Some campsites offer limited lake views, while others are located near a creek.
Bass Lake, CA · 58.1 mi from Firebaugh
Crane Valley Group Campground will be closed for the entire 2019 - 2028 camping season due to extensive hazard tree removal. The campground, located near Bass Lake, can host up to 7 groups and is surrounded by a dense forest of oak, cedar, and pin...
Bass Lake, CA · 58.2 mi from Firebaugh
Recreation Point is a cove at Bass Lake with tent-only overnight sites and group picnic areas for 30-100 people. It features four camping sites—Knoll, Lagoon, Scout, and Acorn—and separate picnic areas named Cove, Oak Point, and South Park. The lo...
Bass Lake, CA · 59 mi from Firebaugh
Lupine Campground is located next to Bass Lake and adjacent to Cedar Bluff Campground. It is quieter and more private, set further back from the lake compared to Cedar Bluff. Each site at Lupine offers enhanced privacy.
Bass Lake, CA · 59 mi from Firebaugh
Cedar Bluff is located next to Bass Lake within a large Ponderosa pine forest. It offers double, triple, and quad accommodations, making it a great spot for various recreational activities and sightseeing.
Bass Lake, CA · 59 mi from Firebaugh
Spring Cove Campground is situated across from Bass Lake, surrounded by oak, pine, and cedar trees, making it ideal for tents and small RVs. The shaded campsites are closely clustered, providing a cozy atmosphere. The area is a favored summer spot...
Bass Lake, CA · 59.1 mi from Firebaugh
Wishon Campground is situated near Bass Lake and features a shady environment created by manzanita, oak, cedar, and pine trees, along with dense undergrowth for privacy. Some camping sites provide views of the lake.
Population: 8,392
Nearby city: Madera, CA
Approx. 23 mi away (straight-line distance)
Elevation: 151 ft
Firebaugh has 61 campgrounds and RV parks listed on OutReserve, ranging from full-hookup RV sites to rustic tent camping. Based on guest ratings, Sierra Mountain Lodge is one of the top-rated options. Use our map view to find the closest options to the city center or your preferred area.
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Many campgrounds near Firebaugh welcome pets. Forks Campground (Sierra) is a great pet-friendly option. Use the pet-friendly filter on our search page to find more properties that accommodate your furry companions.
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The best time to visit depends on your preferences and planned activities. Spring and fall typically offer mild weather and fewer crowds, while summer is peak season with the warmest temperatures. Winter visits can be great for those seeking solitude and winter activities.