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Old 07-11-2008, 12:37 PM
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Default Lake Alturas/Pettit area hot springs?
Anyone know of any hot springs located around the areas of Lakes Alturas/Pettit?

Also, if anyone has details on the camping sites found at either Alturas or Pettit, that'd be nice. We're not fond on camping with neighbours or paying for a plot of dirt, so let us know!

Thanks!
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Alturas has a great campground.
I was pulling a trailer so keep that in mind.
Very wooded , large level spots, hidded shaded type camps right by the lake.
Spaced far enough apart so your neighbors won't bother you.
Wolves in camp at night. ( not kidding ).
Good fishing with night crawlers.
Also the back of the lake there were a few primitive camps. Just keep going up the road and you'll find em.
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Old 07-26-2008, 08:35 AM
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Sounds great! Were those the campgrounds with fees? Also, what "amenities" did the campgrounds have? All we need is a fire pit.
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Yes fees.
There was a nice old guy camp ground host that took our 8 or 10 bucks to camp there.
nice fire ring and wood laying every where. Tables, water pit toilet...

Have fun and get some pictures to show us.
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