Bodfish, California · Kern County · Facility
This is a Forest Service managed day use area. It is located 42 miles northeast of Bakersfield and 8 miles southwest of Lake Isabella along the old Kern Canyon Road and the lower Kern River. There is no potable water available. The elevation is 2,300 ft. There is a boat launch for raft put-in and take-out. There is no …
This is a Forest Service managed day use area. It is located 42 miles northeast of Bakersfield and 8 miles southwest of Lake Isabella along the old Kern Canyon Road and the lower Kern River. There is no potable water available. The elevation is 2,300 ft. There is a boat launch for raft put-in and take-out. There is no fee for this site. There are NO hot springs at this location: they have been dismantled,
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