Nearly wild camping in USA

Jara Farms

• Wild camping in farm meadows five miles from Vandermark State Forest
• A 10-minute drive to Tall Pines ATV Park and a golf course
• Animals grazing in fields; quiet grass pitches with walks on the farm

Joshua Tree Ranch

• Peaceful campsite in a secluded Southern California location
• A 25-minute drive from Lancaster; downtown Los Angeles 90 minutes
• In the Antelope Valley between the Tehachapi and San Gabriel mountains

Diamond Gulch Camp

• Wild camping on a forested ranch a 35-minute drive from Yosemite Park
• Groveland five minutes’ drive; Stanislaus National Forest 75 minutes
• Firepits and barbecues allowed, with free firewood provided

Camp Ikigai at Ikigai Animal Sanctuary

• Stay at a 72-acre California animal sanctuary and historic goldmine
• A half-hour drive to Kings Canyon National Park entrance
• Naturist-friendly site with hiking trails and a communal firepit

Oh Pear Orchards

• Peaceful dog-friendly base in the Endless Mountain Region
• On a pear orchard half an hour’s drive from Merli Sarnoski Park
• Outdoor movies in the farmhouse backyard and wildlife around the river

Diamond M Ranch Resort

• Rural Alaskan setting to use as a scenic Kenai Peninsula active base
• Between Soldotna and Kenai with easy day trips to Seward and Homer
• Hikes, horse rides, farm visits and campfire/food nights all arranged

Circle O Campground

Persimmon Grove

Twin Tree Ranch

Camp Cruz

Shared Abundance Organic Farm

Bluegrass Rustic Campground

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