Camping is only permitted in designated areas within the Yuha ACEC.

Camping is primitive. There are no bathrooms, water or trash cans. Pack in, pack out.

Pet are allowed and must be under your control at all times.

Dogs off leash are frequently lost as a result of being frightened by the loud motor vehicles and/or illegal fireworks. I recommend putting a glow stick or LED headlight on your dog at night so that they can be easily spotted.

The Yuha Basin is rich in both human and natural history. The area contains several unique attractions; the Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic Trail, geoglyphs created by Native Americans, an area of rare crucifixion thorns, oyster shell beds, and the Yuha Well.

Street legal vehicles are permitted on designated routes.

Off-road vehicles permitted on designated routes.
Green sticker: Year Round
Red sticker: Oct 1 - May 31

Routes designated Limited Use south of I-8 are restricted to street legal vehicles only.

Shooting is prohibited within 1/2 mile of formal campgrounds and should be conducted well away from other concentrations of people and property.

Please clean up your cartridges and target material.

Glass should not be used. Clay pigeons are discouraged as they're difficult for the user to clean up all debris.