Rujada Campground

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Rujada Campground

An inviting, forested campground with access to Layng Creek and Swordfern Trail #1404 , Rujada Campground offers modern day amenities for an easy, stress-free getaway. Its flush toilets, running water, playground, and large day use picnic area means you will not feel too far from civilization, while the local undergrowth—including wildflowers like pioneer violet and wild iris—ensures that your campsite feels secluded. When you are ready to escape into the forest, 1.8-mile Swordfern Trail #1404 starts at the day use site and loops around the campground, taking you along the shore of Layng Creek, over a wooden footbridge, through lush swordfern understory, and down an abandoned logging road until you exit by the host campsite. You can also choose to do a shorter loop. A campground host is generally on duty through the summer use season. Facilities • 12 campsites with picnic tables, fire pits and/or grills, and tent pads • 3 double campsites with picnic tables, fire pits and/or grills, and tent pads • Flush toilet • Vault toilet • Drinking water • 4 grey water waste sumps • Garbage disposal You can view a map of Rujada Campground here .

Before you go

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