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Free Camping in Southern California
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If you are looking for a free campsite with some history, stay tuned because I will be taking you to the Tumco Town Historic Site in the adjacent 14-day BLM Free Camping Area. The Tumco Town Historic Site is an old gold mining town dating back to the early 1900s. First I will take you to the town historic site, we will take a look around, then I will show you the free camping area at the trailhead to the Tumco Town Site. The BLM has a pretty good information board here that tells you a lot, it includes some old photographs, you can see some buildings against the mountains here. This historic site is located in Southern California, not far from Yuma, on the Ogilby Highway. The entire area is a fascinating geological landscape. Then we will see the following stops along the trail, where you can see the ruins of old buildings and a splendid panoramic view. Feel free to explore the surrounding area and learn more about the history of the region.
Free Camping in Southern California | Tumco Historic Site
Looking for a free campsite with a bit of history? Stay tuned as I’ll be taking you to the Tumco Town Historic Site, in the adjacent 14-day free camping area. Tumco is an old mining town dating back to the early 1900s that is adjacent to a 14-day free camping area managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). First, I’ll walk you through the town historic site, let’s get a feel for it, and then I’ll show you the free camping area at the trailhead to the Tumco Town Historic Site.
The Tumco Town Historic Site is located in Southern California, not far from Yuma. It is located on Ogilby Road, just off Ogilby Road you will see the Glamis Sand Dunes. This entire area is a fascinating geological terrain.
As we make our way along the trail to the old mining town, the BLM has several information boards with old photos and descriptions of the mining history of the area. The trail offers beautiful views of the mountains and you can even hike into these mountains to explore further.
As you follow the trail through the historic site, you will see remains of ancient buildings and if you venture off trail, you can even enter some of these abandoned buildings. The experience of exploring these ruins is truly fascinating.
Once you have explored the historic site, you can head to the free camping area nearby. It is a spacious place where you can stay for free for 14 days. The campground is easily accessible from the road and you can walk to the Tumco Historic Site from the camping area.
Free camping in Tumco is a great way to spend time in a historic and naturally beautiful environment. You can enjoy the tranquility of nature while being close to the mining history of the area.
If you are interested in camping in this area, I encourage you to check out the videos and additional information on this site. It is a unique and rewarding place to visit for history and outdoor enthusiasts. Enjoy your stay in Tumco and happy camping!