Hull Creek Campground

Isolated within the Stanislaus National Forest, Hull Creek Campground offers a serene camping experience ideal for those seeking natural beauty, off-road adventures, and peaceful surroundings. This small, 23-site campground is set along a gentle stream and surrounded by forested terrain, making it a haven for tent campers and RV enthusiasts alike. Notable for its proximity to over 100 miles of off-highway vehicle (OHV) trails, it provides convenient access to thrilling outdoor recreation while maintaining a tranquil atmosphere.

Located approximately 12 miles southeast of Long Barn along Forest Service Road 3N01, the campground is reachable yet distinctly secluded. Each site is equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, and access to potable water, while vault toilets ensure basic amenities are covered. However, visitors must pack out their trash, underscoring the area’s commitment to preserving its pristine environment. With a length limit accommodating RVs and trailers up to 50 feet, the campground supports a variety of camping styles.

Aside from being a prime spot for OHV enthusiasts, Hull Creek is surrounded by the expansive Stanislaus National Forest, which features an 898,000-acre landscape rich with lakes, streams, and hiking trails. Visitors can explore nearby wilderness areas like the Carson-Iceberg or Emigrant Wilderness, all within easy reach. Whether planning an adventurous weekend getaway or an extended stay, the combination of Hull Creek’s simplicity and access to outdoor adventure makes it a compelling destination for nature lovers.