Gray Falls Campground

Closed — Currently closed for overnight camping and available for day use only.

About

Gray Falls Campground is a small, minimally developed Forest Service campground situated along the Wild and Scenic Trinity River in Six Rivers National Forest near Burnt Ranch, California. Located east of Willow Creek on Highway 299, the campground provides access to the Trinity River through a trail system with multiple segments, totaling approximately 0.4 miles from the trailhead to the river. The campground is primarily used as a launching point for river-based recreation activities including fishing, whitewater rafting, and kayaking on the Trinity River, one of California's premier wild and scenic waterways. The area is characterized by mixed conifer forest typical of the Six Rivers region, with Douglas-fir and other native trees providing shade and a natural setting. As a small, undeveloped Forest Service site, Gray Falls Campground offers a more primitive camping experience compared to larger, developed campgrounds in the area. The site follows standard Forest Service regulations including a 14-day occupancy limit and leashed pets permitted.

Directions

Located on Highway 299 east of Willow Creek, California, near Burnt Ranch. Access the campground from the Forest Service site along the highway.

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