Breckenridge Campground

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  • (3.8)4 reviews

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Camping Style

Backpacker
Cabin
Other Camping
RV Camping
Tent Camping
Trailer Camping

About Campground

Directions

From Bakersfield, go 30 miles east on Breckenridge Road (Country Road 218/ Forest Road 28S06). Breckenridge road is paved all the way accross Breckenridge mountain, but is narrow in most areas. Roads that fork off of Breckenridge road are dirt forest roads, such as the road that takes you to Breckenridge campground.

Access

Drive-in
Walk-in

Accommodations

Group
Standard
Tent Sites

Features

Free
Picnic Table
Toilets

Amenities

Group Sites

Essentials

Alcohol Allowed
Fires Allowed
Pets Allowed

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3.8

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Jesse Stoll

1 year ago
4/5

Love this place! Beautiful scenery, saw some wildlife (a doe and a fox). Close access to Mill Creek Trail. Bring your own water! No running creek/rivers. Only negative was no park rangers patrolled and consequently a bunch of wild, drunk guys were yelling and blasting their music pretty late.

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Lindsay Gutierrez

1 year ago
1/5

Beautiful campground. A large group camped there sang karaoke with large speakers till 3 in the morning, obnoxious drunks. I will never go here again.

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Isabella Kintz

2 years ago
5/5

A sort drive from Lake Isabella & you get the best wildlife viewing, beautiful breeze, nice weather, and a quiet campground! The stars are amazing at night! The days are nice and cool! Not too many bugs or people around. Very beautiful place with a lot to offer! Fire rings, picnic table and bathrooms are provided witch is awesome! Definitely recommend checking out! There's about 5 geocaches up here to find!!

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Kimberly Dobbs

2 years ago
5/5

We don't generally stay in the campgrounds themselves, but up the road just a bit. The campgrounds are nice, they each have their own firepits, conditions permitting, and there is a toilet, not a bathroom but a toilet...imagine an outhouse but with a larger space, wooden walls and concrete floor. It's a dry camp, which means no water. I do believe there is a water spigot of non potable water if I remember correctly, so bring your own water! It's very pretty, lots of trees, a pretty little meadow and creek that runs through it (water is only in it after the snow melts until mid to late August) but the wildlife drinks from it and you can watch them if you stay quiet 🀫 Plenty of trails to hike and exploring to be done! My favorite place to be! This is not a resort! You want to camp, it's your spot! There are spots large enough for a camp trailer if that's how you wanna stay. They are kept clean, but if you stay....you pack it in you pack it out!!! Keep it clean for others to enjoy!! That and you might wake up to critters in your camp!!πŸ¦πŸ€πŸΏπŸ» From mid August to late October is Deer/Squirrel/Bear season and you will be sharing the mountain with a bunch of hunters...that's where my family and I come in πŸ˜‰ I just love the clean air, the smell of the trees, the beautiful views and listening to nature!!

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