Divine Springs Campground

About

Divine Springs Campground is a small, primitive Bureau of Land Management campground tucked away in the remote high desert of western Nevada, near the California border. The campground offers 5 designated sites, each equipped with a metal fire ring/BBQ pit and picnic table. A small stream flows through the property and is fenced off to keep livestock out, providing a peaceful natural setting. This is a true backcountry destination best suited for experienced campers comfortable with primitive conditions. The remote location attracts those seeking solitude, wildlife viewing, photography, and exploration of the surrounding public lands. Activities include camping, hiking, biking, and horseback riding. Access requires navigating approximately 17 miles of backcountry roads from Eagleville, California, with the final stretch descending from a ridge top. The roads can be rough and may be impassable during winter due to snow. Campers should come fully self-sufficient with all water, supplies, and gear needed for primitive camping.

Directions

From the intersection of CA-299 and Modoc County Road 1 in Cedarville, travel south on Modoc County Road 1 for 15 miles to Eagleville. Turn left (east) onto Modoc County Road 38/Hays Canyon Road. Travel east for approximately 13 miles to the ridge top fork and cattle guard. Turn left at the fork and continue approximately 4 miles downhill to the campground on the right.