Somes Bar, California · Siskiyou County · Facility
The road off Hwy 96 down to the cobble bar at Ti Bar will accommodate RV's. There is an information sign, permanent restroom, ample parking and shaded dispersed camping area. Large rigs should check for overhead clearance when parking under trees.
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The road off Hwy 96 down to the cobble bar at Ti Bar will accommodate RV's. There is an information sign, permanent restroom, ample parking and shaded dispersed camping area. Large rigs should check for overhead clearance when parking under trees.
From Happy Camp west on Hwy 96 approx. 27 miles to the access on the right.
Driving directions (Google Maps) →Heading to X. Ti Bar River Access? A few things to know before you go:
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