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From I-5 in Weed, CA travel northwest on US Hwy 97 approx 28 miles to Tennant Road. Turn east on Tennant Road approx 5 miles to Old State Hwy. Turn onto Old State Hwy to the town of Bray. At Bray turn north (left) on Forest Service Road 44N30X cross the Railroad tracks and continue for 2 miles to the campground. Or, from Hwy 97 at Macdoel go south on Old State Hwy approx 15 miles to the town of Bray. At Bray turn north (right) on Forest Service Road 44N30X cross the Railroad tracks and continue for 2 miles to the campground.
Great little campground. Cleanest vault toilet I've ever seen
Picture done from a 20yr old sunset photo.
Y'all should have seen the lake/campground before it was "improved".
My family has been camping there since the 50's.
While it's still amazing & I can't wait to go back.
It will never be as beautiful as it once was.
I personally really like this place. Clean toilets, no showers or hookups. Nice picnic tables, bbqs and fire pits. Good fishing. No phone/wifi reception.
This is a public campground with a publicly accessible road from the gravel road that leads from highway 97 to Tenant/Bray. There is access from the east side as well which is public though gravel.
This is a lovely quiet spot, even in dry years, when there is more marsh than lake. There are four newer campsites with pit toilet, no water. Each is spacious and level, right next to the water. Full of birds, nice for fishing with two small docks. Good dark sky viewing. I've been there several times and was usually the only person. I haven't been there in winter when I suppose the roads would be harder to access.
