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Do I need an Adventure Pass for Manker Flats?
Vehicles displaying one of the Passports do not need to display an Adventure Pass. First-come, first-served camping is available at Manker Flats Campground located 3 miles northeast of Mt. Overnight camping fees are $12 per site, per night, $5 for extra vehicles. The day use fee is $5 per site.
Is Manker Campground open?
The campground is first-come first-serve and is open year round. It has drinking water vault toilets. At 6,000 feet in elevation, Manker Flats Campground is a great place to escape the summer heat and provides a good basecamp for hikers that like to climb up to Mt. Baldy and on other trails.
How much is parking at Mt Baldy?
Fees: $10 Day, $50 Annual Parking Pass. No charge with valid Forest Adventure Pass. Overnight parking or camping is not permitted in our parking lot. Tent Cabin guests and or other authorized vehicles displaying a valid Overnight Parking pass are exempt from restriction.
Do you need a permit to park at Mt Baldy?
Baldy. This wilderness area is shared by the Angeles and San Bernardino national forests. Permits will be required only for Cucamonga Peak, Etiwanda Peak and the Lytle Creek area. Contact the Lytle Creek Ranger Station at (909) 382-2851.
What is the elevation of Manker Flats campground?
6000-feet
What to Expect. Camp high in the clouds at Manker Flats Campground. This campground sits at 6000-feet and offers 21 campsites open year-round.
Is Mt Baldy campground open?
Attractions near Manker Campground: Hike to San Antonio Falls or hike to summit of Mt. Baldy….Manker Campground.
| Campground Basics | |
|---|---|
| Elevation: | 6,000 feet |
| Mileage from Gateway City: | Los Angeles – 46 miles San Bernardino – 44 miles |
| Number of Campsites: | 21 |
| Open – Closed: | May – September |
Can you drive up Mount Baldy?
Mt Baldy Road is a scenic drive that starts at the bottom of San Antonio Canyon and winds up the mountain. It is a good road overall – of course there are some twists and turns but nothing really bad. For the most part the road is comfortably wide with decent pavement. There is no fuel on the mountain.