Los Padres National Forest
Usda Forest Service, California.
The Los Padres National Forest features mountains, streams, rivers and beaches. Weather can vary throughout the forest and altitude ranges from sea level on the Monterey Ranger District, to almost 9,000 feet on the Mt. Pinos Ranger District.
Important Information
Accessible Recreation Opportunities
A continuing goal of the Los Padres National Forest is to make the recreational opportunities accessible to persons with disabilities. Although many of these areas already have wheelchair-accessible campsites, restrooms and trails, we are continuing to make more sites accessible.
Accessible Sites
The Forest Service has adopted the universal design approach to site accessibility which takes into consideration the differing physical capabilities of visitors. Not all locations/facilities are 100% accessible because the forest is continually adding new accessible sites. Please call ahead to the Ranger District for more information.
Camping and Day Use
- Arroyo Seco
- Ballinger Campground
- Campo Alto Campground
- Cerro Alto Campground
- China Camp Campground
- Chuchupate Campground
- Davy Brown Campground
- Escondido Campground
- Fremont Campground
- Holiday Group Campground
- Kirk Creek Campground
- LA Panza Campground
- Los Prietos
- Mcgill Campground And Group Campground
- Memorial Campground
- Middle Lion Campground
- MT. Figueroa Campground
- MT. Pinos Campground
- Navajo Flats Campground
- Nira Campground
- Paradise Campground
- Pine Mountain Campground
- Plaskett Creek Campground
- Ponderosa Campground
- Reyes Creek Campground
- Reyes Peak Campground
- Rose Valley Campground
- Sage Hill
- Turkey Flat Ohv Staging Area
- Upper Oso Campground
- Wheeler Gorge
- White Oaks Campground
Nearby Activities
- Auto Touring
- Biking
- Camping
- Climbing
- Hiking
- Off Highway Vehicle
- Picnicking
- Swimming
- Visitor Center
- Water Sports
