Overnight Camping at Jackson Falls

After our day hike at Jackson Falls, we'll set up camp nearby in the dispersed camping area. It's about a 2 mile drive south from Jackson Falls.

We'll stay overnight and pack out in the morning after breakfast. Stick around in the Shawnee for a Sunday Rappelling on the bluffs.

WHERE TO MEET:
If you're not already hiking Jackson Falls with us, plan to meet at camp. (see the map links below). We'll be at camp by about 4:00pm.

WHAT TO BRING:

• wool socks
• 20F or lower sleeping bag
• sleeping pad
• lightweight tent with rainfly to shield wind
• water (bring a couple gallons)
• food: Saturday campsite dinner, Sunday breakfast,
• snacks
• flashlight
• toiletries
• mess kit
• sunscreen
• bug spray

WHAT TO EXPECT:

• We'll park at the campsite. So you can 'overpack' and pack for comfort.
• April weather is a crapshoot. Plan for nighttime temperatures below freezing.
• Watch the forecast to make appropriate adjustments to your gear.
• We'll make a fire at the campsite. But we will need to purchase firewood locally.
• Dress in layers... temps may change drastically throughout the day and overnight.
• It's hunting season, so wear bright colors.

COST:
Free. No park entrance fees and camping fees.

GROUND RULES:

• No children
• Dogs permitted with organizer approval.

NOTES:

• I'll have my trail dog, Henry with me.
• I recommend treating your clothes and gear with permethrin before this trip.

MAPS/INFO:
Camping Location (approximate): https://maps.app.goo.gl/6qjH2PLS6iFo4TUy5