Yolla Bolly-Middle Eel Wilderness
⛺ This is a primitive/dispersed campsite with limited details (photos, amenities, contact info) on file with the managing agency — see the description below and the official page for more.
No photo available
No photos are on file in RIDB for this campground. User photo submissions are coming soon.
| Address | Trinity County, California (Lat 40.0421, Lon -122.9810) — this appears to be a primitive/dispersed campsite with no registered street address |
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| State | CA |
| Reservable | No — appears to be a first-come, first-served primitive site with no reservations |
| Contact | No contact info on file — this looks like a primitive site with no reservations required, so no separate contact appears to be listed. Check the official recreation.gov page for details. |
Amenities
No amenity data is on file in RIDB for this campground — this may mean "not entered" rather than "not available." Check the official page directly before booking.
Check current availability and notices on the official recreation.gov page →
In the Wintun Indian language, “Yo-la” means “snow covered”, and “Bo-li” means “high peak.” The second part of this Wilderness’ name refers to the headwaters of the Middle Fork Eel River, which originates in this remote and rugged land. This area was first protected in 1931 when it was classified as a primitive area. Further protection was given when this area became part of the National Wilderness Preservation System, created by the passage of the Wilderness Act of 1964. The Wilderness Act o
Data updated: 2026-08-23 20:52 (UTC) · Source: RIDB (recreation.gov)