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The Wildhorse campground has 13 sites in a heavily wooded setting. There are two handpumps that provide water in the summer months, and two accessible vault toilets. Nearby areas of interest include Boulder Creek Lake, Waterfall Trail, and the head of Wildhorse canyon.
From Mackay: Take US Highway 93 16 miles north of Mackay to the Trail Creek Road. Turn left on the Trail Creek Road. Follow this road 18 miles to the Copper Basin Road. Turn left on the Copper Basin Road. Follow this road 2 miles to the Wildhorse Creek Road. Stay to the right on the Wildhorse Creek Road. Follow the Wildhorse Creek Road 5.5 miles to the campground.
Horible terrible dont go here. Tried 10 times, never an open camp site. It's all first come. 1st serve, you can't reserve a site. No water. No power. Fishing access is bad. The roads are horrible. The campsite is overun by out of staters turning the canyon into a dust bowl with non stop side by sides up and down the dirt road.
It's remote, GORGEOUS, lots of trails, incredible fishing and just an overall incredible experience!!!
Great camping spot tucked into a beautiful valley. Plenty of shade and easy access to the creek to fish. Spots do fill up on the weekends during the summer so I’d recommend going early. Only $10 a night without a pass. Nice big spots with well kept picnic tables and fire rings.
My family and I go camping here every year and love it!!! We usually go in September but went in August this year, but all the same, it was Beautiful! I always see Moose! Love it! Hope ya enjoys some of my pictures, Cheers!
