Baker Campground

Set beneath a towering canopy of mixed conifer forest, Baker Campground in Stanislaus National Forest boasts serene riverside sites, convenient access to epic hiking trails, and the rustic charm of a classic mountain retreat. Located at the confluence of Highway 108 and Kennedy Meadow Road and along the Stanislaus River, this campground offers 44 designated campsites, including two walk-in options for those seeking a more secluded experience.

Campers will find dirt parking pads, picnic tables, fire rings, and vault toilets, with potable water available at shared hydrants. The paved main road makes navigation simple, while the natural surroundings provide an immersive outdoor experience. Baker Campground is an ideal base for day trips to the iconic Sonora Pass or exploring the Emigrant Wilderness, both under a 30-minute drive. Fishing, hiking, and wildlife observation complement the serene ambiance of this riverside location, making it a versatile choice for weekend getaways or extended vacations.

Situated 29 miles east of Pinecrest on Kennedy Meadow Road, the campground offers a peaceful escape with proximity to highlights such as the Kennedy Meadow Trailhead and the Columns of the Giants trail. Its seamless blend of ease and natural allure will please campers of all preferences, whether traveling by tent or RV (up to 36 feet).