Eel River Campground is a small, rustic campground located in Mendocino National Forest. It has 15 sites, with tables, stoves, and vault toilets. The campground is adjacent to the Eel River Work Center and has river access. There is a path that leads to both the Black Butte and Eel rivers, but it is fairly steep. The roads within the campground are very narrow with tight turns, and may not...

Atchison Campground is located in Mendocino National Forest and offers six fire rings and 10 campsites. The campground is surrounded by mature oaks and pines, and there is plenty of firewood in the area. Visitors can enjoy hiking and biking on the road with limited traffic. There is a stream with a spring pipe if you continue 2.6 miles east of the campground on the road.

Surveyors Camp Campground is a dispersed campsite located in Mendocino National Forest. It is a dry camp with no water system, traffic control, or restroom facilities. The campground consists of three campsites and picnic tables only. Pack out garbage. Firewood can harbor insects and diseases, so transporting it is not allowed. The campground is open year-round and reservations are not required.

Little Doe Campground is located in Mendocino National Forest and offers 13 campsites in a mixed-conifer setting. The campground is not currently accessible due to road damage. There are 3 vault toilets available, but no piped water. The campground accommodates up to 30-foot trailers and fees are $6 per night. Pack out your trash.

Hammerhorn Campground is a small, rustic campground located in the Mendocino National Forest. The campground has 9 campsites, including one accessible site, and 3 bathrooms. There is access to potable water spigots and a trailer pull-through site. The location is mostly a coniferous/fir forested area with smaller deciduous trees/bushes. The campground sits a short distance above the lake,...