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Recreational Activities - Camping
The Lincoln provides dispersed (or "road-side) camping in all three
Ranger Districts and developed campgrounds on the Smokey Bear and
Sacramento Ranger Districts. Developed areas and other information
can be found using the links provided below. Please note that there
is no electricity available at any Lincoln National Forest camp site
or picnic area. During the months of March - July, fire
restrictions may be in affect and can be found by clicking the
Current Conditions or Fire and Aviation links on the left.
Campground Listings
Smokey
Bear Ranger District
Sacramento Ranger District
Guadalupe Ranger District
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Types
of Camping
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| Developed
Camping - High level of development
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Our highly developed
campgrounds consist of both group and individual campgrounds and
offer the most amenities available. Amenities may include
dump stations, water,
restrooms, paved roads, picnic tables, fire rings, grills, and in
the case of the group campgrounds covered shelters. 
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| Developed
Camping - Moderate level of development
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| Our moderately developed
campgrounds offer a more rustic approach to camping and may include
water, restrooms, well maintained dirt roads, picnic tables and fire
rings or grills.
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| Dispersed
("Road-Side") Camping
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| Dispersed camping is defined
as camping on public lands away from developed recreation facilities
and offers a primitive camping experience. Please remember to
pack out what you pack in. You may walk
and pitch a tent anywhere on Lincoln National Forest lands.
You may drive to a road-side campsite no further than 300 feet from the
center-line of an open road as long as you are on US Forest Service
lands and are not within a Wilderness Area.
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