About this campground
The Domeland Wilderness is known for its many granite domes and unique geologic formations. This semi-arid to arid country has elevations ranging from 3,000 to 9,730 feet. Vegetation is mostly pinyon pine and sagebrush. Much of this area was burned in the Manter Fire of 2000. The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) also manages part of this wilderness. The Dome Land Wilderness covers 94,695 acres of the southeast part of the Kern Plateau. It is filled with a series of rugged domelike rock formations, including Church Dome, one of its outstanding scenic points. Because of its lower elevations, visitors especially enjoy this wilderness during the spring and fall seasons
Nearby federal campgrounds
- Long Valley CampgroundBureau of Land Management5 mi
- Horse Meadow CampgroundSequoia National Forest9 mi
- Sherman Pass Vista Observation SiteSequoia National Forest10 mi
- Chimney Creek CampgroundBureau of Land Management11 mi
- Troy Meadow CampgroundSequoia National Forest11 mi
- Corral Creek Dispersed CampingSequoia National Forest14 mi
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Domeland Wilderness doesn't take campsite reservations — but plenty of nearby California campgrounds do, and we'll alert you the moment a sold-out site opens up.
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