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Road #4285 is a sometimes rough dirt
road
about 3 miles long that connects between
Hwy.42 and Hwy.46(Cascade Lakes Hwy)
There are some good camp areas on the
edge of Crane Prairie Reservoir.
PHOTO HERE
Dispersed Campsite
First road past Browns Mountain Boat Ramp
DISPERSED CAMPSITE
LATITUDE: N 43°45.650
LONGITUDE: W 121°47.737
From the junction of Road#42
Take Road#4285 for 1.2 miles
The first campsite past Browns Mountain
Boat Ramp.
PHOTO HERE
Mountain Views from Dispersed Campsite
DISPERSED CAMPSITE
LATITUDE: N 43°46.022
LONGITUDE: W 121°48.760
From the junction of Road#42
Take Road#4285 for 2.2 miles
This narrow spur road winds and twists
about a 1/4 mile down to the shoreline
of Crane Prairie Reservoir. There are
about 1/2 dozen dispersed campsites
with great mountain views.
Crane Prairie Reservoir
Primitive campsites with firerings
No garbage
Limit 30 days total in a calender year
PHOTO HERE
Crane Prairie Dam
CRANE PRAIRIE DAM
LATITUDE: N 43°45.301
LONGITUDE: W 121°47.091
From the junction of Road#42
Take Road#4285 for about 1/2 mile
PHOTO HERE
Browns Mountain Boat Ramp
BROWNS MOUNTAIN BOAT RAMP
LATITUDE: N 43°45.511
LONGITUDE: W 121°47.585
From the junction of Road#42
Take Road#4285 about 1 mile
Outhouse...
No Camping
Road#4200/800 is between Road#4285
and
Road #4270 (towards Crane Prairie Lodge)
Road#800 is about 1/4 mile long with several
nice campsites with the sounds of the river
raging in the background.
FIRE RESTRICTIONS
It is you responsibility to know
what fire restrictions are in place
Required at primitive campgrounds
Axe, Shovel, and 5 gallons water
Also consider a Fire Extinguisher...
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