About this campground
Provides access to: Mule Creek Trail #1159 which accesses Wild Rogue Wilderness. Facilities No picnic table No fire pit No drinking water No toilet No garbage disposal - Please pack it out
Getting there
From Gold Beach, Oregon, on State Route 101, take County Road 595 east for about 10 miles. Continue on Forest Road 33 for about 37 miles. Take a right at the intersection with Forest Road 3348 and continue on to the Buck Creek Campground where you will turn right on Forest Road 5520. Follow Forest Road 5520 for about a mile and take a slight left on Forest Road 230 to reach the trailhead. From Glendale, Oregon, at Interstate 5 head northwest on County Road 27, continuing on as it becomes Bureau of Land Management Road 33-7-2. At intersection of Cow Creek and West Cow Creek Roads go left, following West Cow Creek (Bureau of Land Management Road 32-8-1. 1). Approximately 3.5 miles take a left onto the Bobby Creek Road (Bureau of Land Management Road 32-8-9.2) following it up to Nine Mile Saddle. Go right and continue on Kelsey Mule Road (Bureau of Land Management road 32-8-3 1) through Anaktuvik Saddle and west until it becomes Forest Road 5520. Follow Forest Road 5520 to the 230 spur and parking area.
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