Ya-gub-weh-tuh Campground

Ya-gub-weh-tuh Campground

A Rural campground in California

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Ya-gub-weh-tuh Campground in California . With 10 campsites (RV-friendly up to 30 feet feet) , restrooms, potable water, great hiking, it's a favorite for rural adventurers.

Sites are first-come, first-served , and the best times to visit are Apr-jun, Aug-Oct when the weather is most comfortable .

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🏕️ At a Glance

⛺ Sites: 10
🚙 Max RV: 30 feet ft
🏛️ Agency: Bureau of Land Management
🚻 Restrooms: Yes
💧 Water: Yes
🐕 Pets: Allowed
🚿 Showers: No
🥾 Hiking: Available
🦅 Birding: 100/100 (Pacific Flyway)
⏱️ Stay Limit: 14 days
💲 Nightly Fee: $5
📅 Reservations: First-come, first-served
🌆 Best Seasons: Apr-jun, Aug-Oct
📍 GPS: 37.0831, -119.5543
🆔 Facility ID: 14806

💳 Booking & Fees

📅 Reservations: First-come, first-served. View on Recreation.gov →
💵 Nightly Fee: $5
📋 Cancellation Policy:

Cancellations made 3+ days before arrival typically receive a refund minus service fees. Check Recreation.gov for specific policies and deadlines.

⏰ Stay Limit: 14 days
💡 Tip: Book early for peak season (Apr-jun, Aug-Oct). Sites can fill up months in advance.

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🌤️ Best Time to Visit

Plan your trip during the optimal season for this campground.

🌞 Apr-jun, Aug-Oct

🦅 Peak birding: Apr, May, Sep

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Ya-gub-weh-tuh Campground located in California, offering 10 camping sites.

Ya-gub-weh-tuh Campground

A Rural campground in California

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📍 Directions

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Location
, California
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Fees
$5
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Stay Limit
14 days
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Max RV Length
30 feet
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Pets
Available
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Cell Coverage
Verizon: Fair
AT&T: Fair
T-Mobile: Poor

Overview

Portions of the Trail Cover Prehistoric Trade Routes of the Mono Indians. Gorgeous Views of the Table Mountains Surround This Campsite and Trailhead. Camping Is Available on a First Come-First Serve Basis, Reservations Are Not Accepted for This Campground of Six Campsites with Picnic Tables, Fire Pits, and Vault Toilet (a Maximum of 8 People Per Site; Double Sites Are Also Available). Campsites Are Accessible and Reached Via a Primitive Hardened Path, Located Close to the Paved Parking Area. Drinking Water and Garbage Receptacles Are Available at This Campground (Electricity Is Not).

Fee Schedule

  • Day Use (Per Vehicle)………..$5
  • Annual Pass…………………..$25
  • Individual Campsite…………..$10
  • Double Campsite (2 Tables)….$15
  • Equestrian Campsite…………$25
  • Group Campground*…………$175
  • Nuckahee Learning Center*…$300
  • Interpretive Programs………..$10
*the Group Campground and Nuckahee Learning Center Require Reservations. Please Contact the Bakersfield Field Office for More Information.

Trails of the Gorge

the Dumna and Kechayi Native Americans Once Called the Gorge Home and Are Still Active in the Area, Practicing Their Cultural Traditions Which Include Ceremonies on Site. It Is From Their Language That We Derive the Names of the Trails Contained Within the Management Area. All Trails Are Multi-Use, Shared by Hikers, Mountain Bikers and Equestrian Users. Motorized Use on Trails Is Prohibited.

  • Foot Bridge Trail
  • Distance: 1 Mile to Foot Bridge
  • Round Trip From Ya-Gub-Weh-Tuh Parking: 2 Miles
the Foot Bridge Is One of the Most Sought-After Sites Here at the San Joaquin River Gorge. Please Remember While the Slope Is Gradual Downhill to the Bridge, It Is Up-Hill on the Way Back. Be Sure to Plan Accordingly and Bring Plenty of Water!

  • Pa’San Ridge Trail
  • Distance: 6 Mile Loop (Begins Across the Foot Bridge)
  • Round Trip From Ya-Gub-Weh-Tuh Parking: 8 Miles
the Pa’San (Pine Nut) Ridge Trail Is a Six-Mile Loop Trail. This Trail Takes One Into the Chaparral Clothed Uplands Where They Will Encounter Mountain Lilac (Ceanothus), Manzanita, Mountain Mahogany, and Many Other Shrubs and Wildflowers.

  • Wuh-Ki’O Trail
  • Distance: 4 Miles
  • Round Trip From Ya-Gub-Weh-Tuh Parking: 11 Miles
the Wuh-Ki’O (Dumna/Kechayi Word for San Joaquin River) Trail Starts From the West Side of the Loop on the Pa’San Ridge Trail. About Four Miles Long, It Connects with Millerton Lake State Recreation Area on the Madera County Side of the Reservoir. the Trail Follows Along the River and Leads the Traveler Through Oak Woodlands with Their Mixture of Foothill Pines, Shrubs and Numerous Wildflowers.

  • San Joaquin River Trail
  • Distance: 2 Miles (to Blm Boundary)
  • Round Trip From Ya-Gub-Weh-Tuh Parking: 4 Miles
a Portion of the San Joaquin River Trail (Sjrt). Access to the Trail Is Across the Road From the Ya-Gub-Weh-Tuh Parking and Guides You Into the Millerton Lake State Recreation Area. When Complete the San Joaquin River Trail Will Eventually Connect Highway 99 to the Pacific Crest Trail Near the Devils Postpile National Monument.

  • River Access Trail
  • Distance: 1/2 Mile
  • Round Trip From River Access Parking: 1 Mile
a Short Switchback Trail Leading Down to the San Joaquin River’S Edge Through the Oak Woodlands and Grass Understory. Day Use Parking Is Available at This Trail Head.Managed by: Bureau of Land Management

Site Details

Campsite Information

  • Total Sites: 10
  • Hookup Types: Electric, No Hookups
  • Max RV Length: 30 feet

Amenities

  • 🚻 Restrooms: Available
  • 🚿 Showers: No
  • 🗑️ Dump Station: No
  • 💧 Potable Water: Available
  • 🛝 Playground: No
  • 🧺 Laundry: False
  • 📶 WiFi: False
  • 🏊 Swimming: No
  • 🎣 Fishing: No
  • 🛥️ Boating: No
  • 🥾 Hiking: Available

Map & Location

Address & Coordinates

Address:

City: , California

Coordinates: 37.0831, -119.5543

Area Type: Rural

Phone: 1-202-208-3801

Activities & Attractions

Popular Activities: Picnic|electric|water|lake|river|trail|rv

Available Activities:

  • 🎣 Fishing: No
  • 🛥️ Boating: No
  • 🥾 Hiking: Available
  • 🏊 Swimming: No

Regulations & Permits

🔥 Stay Limits & Fees

Maximum Stay: 14 days

Nightly Fee: $5

Federal Pass: Yes (50% discount)

📋 Reservations

Reservations: First Come First Served

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🌤️ Weather & Climate

90.9°F
Summer High
37.0°F
Winter Low
26.25″
Annual Precip
Jul
Hottest Month
Jan
Coldest Month
Apr-jun, Aug-Oct
Best Visit Time

📱 Connectivity

Verizon

Fair Signal

LTE

AT&T

Fair Signal

LTE

T-Mobile

Poor Signal

4G

📺 Television Reception

Major Networks: ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, PBS, CW, ION, UnivisION

Signal Quality: Good

Total Stations: 20 stations

Nearest Market: LOS Angeles/SAN Francisco

Notes: Signals FROM LOS Angeles/SAN Francisco MARKET

📻 Radio Reception

Total Stations: 50 stations (15 AM, 35 FM)

AM Quality: Good | FM Quality: Good

Major Formats: POP, Spanish, Classic ROCK, NEWS/TALK, Country

Local News: KNX 1070 Am

Market: La/Sf/SAN DIEGO

Notes: 15 AM, 35 FM Stations from La/Sf/San Diego

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⚡ Prather

Distance: 3.7 miles away

Address: 29323 Auberry Road, Prather, CA

Network: noodoe

Charging Type: Standard-charging-available • J1772

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System IDs & References

  • Parent Organization ID: 126.0
  • Parent Recreation Area ID: 70901
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URL Slugs & Navigation

  • State Slug: california
  • Agency Slug: bureau-of-land-management
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Data Reference Notes

Managing Agency Slug: bureau-of-land-management

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