This campground features stunning views of nearby ridges and peaks, including the majestic Trinity Alps. Additionally, visitors can explore the nearby Trinity River, which offers excellent fishing opportunities, as well as hiking and mountain biking trails.
The campground itself offers a range of amenities, including flush toilets, potable water, and picnic tables. There are 25 campsites available on a first-come, first-serve basis, with a maximum stay of 14 days. The campground is open from May to September.
One interesting fact about Wa Ka Luu Hep Yoo is that it is operated by the Karuk Tribe, who have lived in the area for centuries. The campground is also known for its unique name, which means "midway" in the Karuk language.
The best time of year to visit Wa Ka Luu Hep Yoo is during the summer months, when temperatures average in the mid-70s. However, visitors should be prepared for cooler temperatures at night.
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BLACK SPRINGS
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BLOODS CREEK
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200" |
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NOHRSC ELSTANISLAUS MEADOW (GOES)
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1" |
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NOHRSC GIANELLI MEADOW
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25" |
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NOHRSC SILVER LAKE (GOES)
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33" |
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NOHRSC BLUE LAKES
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Confluence With Highland Creek To One-Quarter Mile Upstream Forest Road 5No2 Bridge Crossing
One-Quarter Mile Upstream Of Forest Road 5No2 Bridge Crossing To One-Quarter Mile Downstream Of Forest Road 5N75 Bridge Crossing
One-Quarter Mile Downstream Of Forest Road 5N75 Bridge Crossing To Calaveras Big Trees State Park Boundary In Sec 24, T5N, R15E
Calaveras Big Trees State Park Boundary In Sec 24, T5N, R15E To One Mile Downstream Of State Park Boundary In Sec 24, T5N, R15E
One Mile Downstream Of State Park Boundary In Sec 24, T5N, R15E To Mckay'S Reservoir
Below Mckay'S Reservoir To Confluence With Middle Fork Stanislaus River