451 results for "Birmingham South Campground" between $10.00 and $25.00

Pages: 440, Edition: Other, Paperback, Woodall's Publications Corp.

Pages: 440, Edition: Other, Paperback, Woodall's Publications Corp.

Description: 2000-foot elevation. 63 campsites, including 9 tent-only sites are on the Metolius Arm of Lake Billy Chinook. Popular busy campground. Boating, swimming, fishing, and waterskiing in the lake. Lake Billy Chinook holds largemouth, and smallmouth bass, rainbow, brown and bull trout, kokanee salmon, whitefish, and a handful of suckers, minnows and dace. The most sought-after catch is the trophy bull trout, which has included the last three state records. Catch and release is encouraged...

Occupancy: There are a total of 50 campsites in the Desert View Campground. Most sites are sized to accommodate tents or smaller RV's or Travel Trailers. Very few sites can accommodate large RV's or Travel Trailers (30 ft. maximum length). There is a limit of six persons; two tents; two-vehicles or one RV/Travel Trailer per site. Campsites are on a first come - first served - self-registration basis. The campground is usually full by early afternoon during the busy summer months. No reservations...

Description: 8400 ft. elevation. 18 more primitive campsites including 1 RV site are located in a quiet forested area about 1 mile from the lake. Watch for wildlife - deer and elk are in the area. This area is best suited for tents. Panguitch Lake is a short walk from the campground, and there are full resort facilities nearby. Fishing for rainbow trout in the lake. Boat ramp only for small fishing boats or pontoon boats, and canoes. Panguitch Lake ATV Trail System has over 100 miles of trails for...

Description: 8440-foot elevation. 4 campsites near the Poudre River, in the upper Poudre River Canyon. Trailhead for hiking through Comanche Peak Wilderness to Peterson Lake near the campground. Hiking trails in Rawah Wilderness and Neota Wilderness are nearby. Fish the river or the lakes in the vicinity. Watch for wildlife while driving the scenic roads. Scenic driving and picnicing in the area.

Description: Elevation 6000 feet. 35 sites located in a pinyon juniper setting. View of Ruby Lake National Wildlife Refuge, a vital waterfowl nesting area. The area is covered with springs, meadows, and grasslands. Fishing for brook, brown, rainbow trout and black bass; a fish cleaning station is available at the campground. Excellent waterfowl hunting and deer hunting in season. Hiking trail in the area. Wildlife viewing.

BIRMINGHAM SOUTH, ALABAMA. USGS 24K Quad Topographic 7.5 min x 7.5 min map. The SE corner of the map is at Latitude 33° 22' 30" N and Longitude 086° 45' 00" W. These are high resolution scans printed when you order on high quality 24# mapping paper. Size is approximately 23 x 29 inches for 24k maps though may be wider for 100k and 250k maps. Prints are shipped ASAP and your satisfaction is guaranteed; used by hunters, hikers and sportsmen for over 50 years

Description: 2010- CAMPGROUND IS CLOSED FOR THE 2010 SEASON DUE TO RECONSTRUCTION. 7800` elevation. Located along Clear Creek. Nearby fishing pond for children. 15 camp sites, maximum stay 14 days. The Tie Hack Reservoir is nearby for trout fishing or canoeing. Cloud Peak Wilderness hiking trail accesses are also nearby.

Description: 5100-foot elevation. 14 campsites shaded by tall pines. In September, chinook salmon travel 700 miles from the Pacific Ocean to spawn here. Activities are fishing, and wildlife viewing. Warm Lake is east of here for canoeing, hiking, and fishing.

Description: 2360ft elevation. A popular dispersed camping area for hunting and fishing. The Lake is stocked periodically with rainbow trout. It is also the east/south trailhead of the Pioneer – Indian trail. Activities: fishing, canoeing, picnicing, camping, hiking, wildlife viewing, and hunting in season.

Description: 6475ft elevation. 4 tent-only campsites. Trails are open to horses, hikers, and 2-wheeled vehicles (bikes, motorcycles, dirt bikes). Stables are available for the horses.

Description: South Yuba Campgrounds are CLOSED on October 18th and will reopen around April 15, 2011. 16 campsites in Gold Country. Expect to see historic flumes and waterworks and evidence of hydraulic mining. Twelve miles of trail are open to hikers, mountain bikers and horseback riders.

Description: 3100ft elevation. 22 campsites. Activities include canoeing and boating on the lake, rafting on the Tieton River, hiking in nearby Goat Rock Wilderness, fishing, and picnicing at the picnic site on the lake.

Description: 4350-foot elevation. 21 campsites on South Twin Lake Lake. The lake is screened by heavy forest, and so stays relatively windless and calm. Fishing for rainbow trout is good, and there is ice fishing in the winter, when access permits. There is a dirt boat ramp for boat access. This lake was created by steam explosions, caused when hot volcanic magma hit groundwater. Activities include fishing, canoeing, swimming - swim beach provided, and picnicing.