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Santa Rosa Yellow Post 11
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Numbered dispersed camping site (yellow post) in the Santa Rosa area, in the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains (San Bernardino National Forest), accessible only via the Santa Rosa Truck Trail (forest road 7S02) -- a narrow, rough, and winding dirt road (hairpin turns, approximately 2000 to 2200 m in altitude), sometimes closed in winter; a high-clearance 4x4 vehicle is strongly recommended and trailers/RVs longer than about 6 m cannot access it. Free camping, no reservations, limited to 14 days and one group per site (max. 8 people, 2 vehicles) -- only a table and a fire ring are provided, no trash service, free California fire permit required for any fire or stove (readyforwildfire.org). This site (no. 11) is both a single site (one group at a time) and part of the cluster of sites 10 to 14, the only area in the sector where a toilet is located.
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