Paha Campground
Paha Campground
Paha Campground offers 21 non-electric sites at 7,000 feet elevation adjacent to Robinson Creek, featuring picnic tables, bear-proof food storage lockers, flush toilets, and potable water.
The campground accommodates tent and RV camping (up to 45 feet) with paved parking and is open mid-May through mid-September; reservations are available through Recreation. gov.
Located 10 miles south of Bridgeport on Twin Lakes Road, it provides direct creek access for fishing and is near hiking trails including the Robinson Creek Trail and the Hoover Wilderness.
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