3N93 - Holcomb Creek Trail

The trail has no areas noteworthy to camp at, but there is a lot of great camping not far from this trail off of 3N16. Between the western trailhead and 3N14 are several good areas to dispersed camp, while at 3N14 and 3N16 is Big Pine Flats Campground (Fee). Please note that you are not allowed to camp within 100-feet of waterways in the National Forest. The San Bernardino National Forest is a nearby oasis for millions of Southern Californians who want to escape for the weekend and go camping. The higher elevations of the forest mean that the summertime temperatures are cooler than the valleys below. And as a bonus, most campgrounds have shaded sites, and a few are near streams or lakes. Many campgrounds are adjacent to beautiful natural areas, and you can find solitude on quiet wilderness trails. Some campgrounds are reserved campsites, and on weekends or holidays, we definitely recommend making a reservation. To do this, visitors can go online to www.recreation.gov or call toll-free at 1-877-444-6777. Most campgrounds can accommodate both tent campers and RV's. All campgrounds have picnic tables and restroom facilities, and potentially have showers. Most campsites accommodate up to 6 people and 2 tents. There may be an additional cost for more than one vehicle. The Forest Service describes camping as either "developed" (usually accessible by road and including facilities like picnic tables, restrooms, and fire-rings) or "undeveloped/dispersed" (remote areas accessible only by dirt roads or trails, no facilities). Some locations may be inaccessible during winter months due to snow or closed; check with the local Ranger Station for updated conditions. More info can be found at Recreation.gov.