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• Castle Crags Area
California State Parks
1416 Ninth St.
Sacramento, CA 95814
800-777-0369 or 916-653-6995
CASTLE CRAGS STATE PARK
PO Box 80
Castella, CA 96017
530-235-2684
Shasta-Trinity National Forest
3544 Avtech Parkway
Redding, CA 96002
530-226-2500
MOUNT SHASTA RANGER DISTRICT
204 W. Alma St.
Mount Shasta, CA 96067
530-926-4511
CAMPING RULES AND ETIQUETTE
Campsites should be at least 200 feet from streams and lakes where possible. Only dead wood lying on the ground may be used for firewood. Don’t cut green foliage or upright trees for any purpose. The use of motorized equipment within wilderness areas is strictly forbidden, except where specifically authorized on existing mining claims. Equestrians should check with the USFS about forage and tie regulations for saddle and pack animals. A maximum group size of 10 persons is in effect for all wilderness areas covered in this guide.
CAMPFIRES AND FIRE RINGS
Most recreational enthusiasts appreciate a fire at their campsite as a marvelous, cheery accessory to their wilderness experience. However, wise use of the firewood supply today will allow future wilderness visitors to enjoy the same experience. Nowadays, some of the most heavily used areas lack an adequate supply of firewood, and as a result campfire bans have been instituted at a handful of the more popular locations. In other areas, please consider whether or not a campfire is appropriate, and if so, keep it small.