A Place To Stay
For Lava Beds Camping at
The Lava Beds National Monument

You have only one option for camping if you want to spend the night at the Lava Beds National Monument. After a long day of walking and crawling through the many caves, avoiding stepping in bat guano, going for a long hike, or exploring Captain Jack’s Stronghold, select one of the peaceful campsites at the Indian Well Campground.

The campground is located a short distance from the Visitor Center at the south end of the park and can accommodate RVs, trailers, and tents. No hookups are available but there is a good supply of drinking water. There is also an amphitheater and two restrooms and the picnic tables are constructed from lava stone. The maximum stay is 14 days.

Lava Beds National Monument – Northern California

Tent/RV sites: 43 sites

Open: Year round

Rates: $10/night

Directions: From Klamath Falls, take Hwy 39 south through Merrill. Turn right on Malone Road. At the California border take a left and then take the first right onto Hill Road and go 10 miles.

Other info: Visitor center open every day except December 25. Hiking, caving, Captain Jack’s Stronghold, ice caves.

Contact: (530) 667-8113



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