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Indian Scotty

Cascade Mountains

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Klamath National Forest
11263 N. Highway 3
Fort Jones, CA 96032

Phone :: 530-468-5351
Phone 2:: 530-468-1298

Basics

Number of Sites:: 28 sites

Elevation:: 2400 feet

Basic Directions

From Ft. Jones follow the Scott River Road approximately 14 miles to Indian Scotty Campground, located at the 2,400 foot elevation.

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Season

May to October

Elevation

2400 feet

Basic Info

Total Sites:: 28 sites

Additional Details

Indian Scotty is located on the Scott River. The campground has horseshoe pits for visitor use.

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