Fort Bidwell, California · Modoc County
Recreation area with a 100 acre reservoir stocked with rainbow trout, a small campground with nine tables and metal firerings, and barbeque pits. Amenities include: One double vault restroom, one single vault restroom, and a boatramp.
Recreation area with a 100 acre reservoir stocked with rainbow trout, a small campground with nine tables and metal firerings, and barbeque pits. Amenities include: One double vault restroom, one single vault restroom, and a boatramp.
From intersection of CA299 and Modoc Co. Rd. 1 in Cedarville, travel N on Mococ Co. Rd 1 for 26 miles to Fort Bidwell. Turn right (East) at "T" onto Modoc Co. Rd. 6 / Barrel Springs Rd. Travel East on Barrel Springs Rd. approximately 4.5 miles to fork. Take right fork. Continue approximately 3 miles to Fee Reservoir.
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