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	Boulder Basin Campground       33°49'34''N  116°45'17''W Elevation 7452'
		Near the Campground	Pines, firs and cedars	Topographic map of area Click to enlarge for printing.
	Access:	From I-10 in Banning, CA, take Highway 243 to Black Mountain Road (4S01) for 6 miles to campground. Trailers are not recommended for this site.
	Facilities:	34 sites. No campfires allowed.
	Season:	Mid May to mid October
	Fees:	$10/night
	Nearby Hiking Trails:	Black Mountain Trail: 3.5 miles, moderately strenuous. No permit required. Cinco Roses Trail: Runs eastward off Black Mountain trail down to Hwy 243.
	Nearby 4x4 Trails:	Black Mountain Truck Trail: Forest Road 4S01. This is the road used to get from the highway to the campground. Many other dirt roads branch off to alternate campsites.
	Comments:	This is one of several smallish campgrounds on the west flanks of the San Jacinto Mountains.
	Current Weather:	Click here for the current 'pointcast' for this spot. ('Pops up' in a new window)
	Managing Agency:	US Forest Service - San Bernardino National Forest - (909) 382-2921
		This information is generally reliable, but not guarranteed. Use this information at your own risk. All outdoor information and conditions are subject to change without notice. Whenever possible, call the managing agency for a current update.