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Angeles/Los Alamos
Los Angeles is the most populous city in California and the second most populous city in the United States. It is located in the southern part of the state, on the Pacific coast. Los Angeles is known for its Mediterranean climate, its diverse population, its entertainment industry, and its many attractions. Los Alamos is a small unincorporated community in Kern County, California. It is located in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, about 25 miles east of Bakersfield. The area is known for its rural lifestyle and its proximity to the Sequoia National Forest. Lebec is an unincorporated community in Kern County, California. It is located in the Tehachapi Mountains, about 25 miles south of Bakersfield. The area is known for its rural lifestyle and its proximity to the Tejon Ranch. It is also home to the Lebec Hotel, a historic hotel that was built in the late 1800s.
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User Reviews
Carolina Vargas
Nice to camp 🏕 some campsite don't have too much shade 😜 but they have some sites deluxe and those are good. My husband and I enjoyed going to this place we had a good experience visiting the Pyramid Lake wow really nice 😊 👌🏼 I love it 🏕🏞
Beverly Hill (Qwn Bev)
We stayed in the group campsite and it was perfect! Clean bathrooms, privacy, and the camp host was amazing! We will definitely be back!
Melissa Johnson
Perfect stop for mid-week overnighter in March, campground nearly empty. It was quiet and clean, bathrooms too. A fire had come through fairly recently, so some campsites have only charred brush and trees, but the hills still had nice vegetation. The highway is hidden from view in some campsites, and negligible road noise, so it feels very remote. Would stay here again.
M A
We came Valentine’s weekend on a spur of the moment roadtrip. The campground is large and was empty save for the camp host. Flush toilets, very decent! Spigots with running water near every campsite in addition to an area for teeth brushing and face washing. Campsites are sandy so easy to pitch a tent. It gets very, very cold at night in February so pack appropriately! Beautiful view of mountains and we saw tons of birds, rabbits, and even one deer!
Dung Tran
We came here in dusk seeing running around rabbits. After setting up the tent we had a really good dinner with our good friends with lot of booze and nice tequila in flickering fire and starry night. Faraway strings of beautiful yellow and red light flickering and moving on freeway 5. Sleeping with cricket singing and night cold weather is interesting and peaceful. In the morning we had breakfast with bees flying around our food and some birds with blue tail feathers. This camping have really good view surrounding with some not much tall trees, good well kept restrooms with sinks, toilet bowls (having bunches of toilet paper and running water). Close by around 15 minutes car driving or 30 minutes bike riding we have Buck Creek trailhead around 7.5 miles. This is not my trail recommendation. It’d better enjoying water activities in Pyramid Lake Recreation Area with $15 parking per vehicle. This recreation area has fishing, swimming, sky jetting, boating… with dog friendly. Spending almost whole day at this beautiful area we came back our camping site to see most of our tents, canopies flying everywhere by strong wind (I don’t know by effect of Hilary Hurricane or by default of this location). Some one told us the wind will gone after sunset. However we decided to leave 1 day earlier than planed. I wish you all have a good time with beloved family and friends in this camp site. Best regards.