The roads in Glass Creek Campground ramble around and the sites are scattered without much of a discernable pattern. It's popular with ATVers that can stir up the dust. We found site 46 tucked in a back corner, a little secluded, away from all of the main roads, and steps away from little Glass Creek. The campground has all of the normal amenities of a primitive campground - tables, fire rings, vault toilets (no water) - and for some reason it's free. A pleasant surprise after all of the other campgrounds in California which are higher than normal even with our discount passes.
The ground is hard packed for easy rolling. Most tables have extended tops and the fire rings have high sides. Campground 37.7505, -118.98951
EVERYTHING is more expensive these days. When we drove to New Mexico, we were aghast at the prices of campgrounds from home to there. Of course, we had to have electric due to the hot summer temps, so we could use the A/C. But ... still!
ReplyDeleteYes, it's crazy! It seems like the public campgrounds took their cue from the private campgrounds which raised their prices to be a little less expensive than motels. It just got passed down the line. Or maybe we just expect things to be the same price as they were years ago. :D Still it is nice to find a free campground!
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