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About Kelly Camp Trailhead
Provides access to: July Ridge Trail #3120 which enters Wenaha-Tucannon Wilderness.Directions: From Pomeroy, WA, take 15th Street south from State Highway 12. Follow this street out of town and continue for 15 miles to the National Forest boundary. At the forest boundary a cattle guard is crossed and the road will turn to gravel (Forest Road 40). Continue south on Forest Road 40 for 15 miles to the Misery intersection (there is a sign 50 feet before the intersection). Turn right (westerly di
Nestled in the scenic landscape of Oregon, Kelly Camp Trailhead offers a genuine outdoor camping experience for those seeking to connect with nature. This public campground serves as an ideal basecamp for adventurers, hikers, and RV enthusiasts who want to explore the diverse natural beauty that Oregon has to offer.
Oregon's landscape is renowned for its dramatic contrasts and stunning vistas. From the rugged peaks of mountain ranges to lush valleys dotted with wildflowers, the region surrounding Kelly Camp Trailhead provides endless opportunities for outdoor exploration and discovery. The area's well-maintained trail systems make it accessible for hikers of various skill levels, whether you're looking for a leisurely morning walk or a challenging day-long trek through pristine wilderness.
The campground's location as a trailhead means you'll have immediate access to some wonderful hiking opportunities right from your site. This proximity to natural attractions is a major draw for RV travelers who want to maximize their time exploring without having to drive far from camp. Many visitors use Kelly Camp Trailhead as a jumping-off point for multi-day backcountry adventures, while others prefer day hikes that allow them to return to the comfort of their RV each evening.
The surrounding region offers the quintessential Oregon experience. You'll find yourself surrounded by towering trees, clear mountain air, and the kind of peaceful quiet that modern life often lacks. Local wildlife viewing opportunities abound, and birdwatchers in particular find the area rewarding. Photographers will discover countless subjects in every direction, from landscape vistas to intimate nature details.
This public campground appeals to a wide range of travelers. Solo adventurers appreciate the accessible trailhead location and the chance to explore safely. Families find the area offers outdoor education and quality time together away from screens. Experienced backpackers and outdoor enthusiasts value the proximity to quality trails and the authentic camping experience. RV travelers appreciate a campground that doesn't require extensive amenities when the main attraction is the Oregon wilderness itself.
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