Date | Surveyor | Water Report |
09-22-2024 | Steve Cypher | Flowing |
06-09-2024 | Linus Blomqvist | Flowing |
03-08-2024 | Jonathan Rocque | Flowing |
03-02-2024 | Michael McGurk | Flowing |
10-27-2023 | Sherman | Flowing |
10-01-2023 | Dave Billybob | Flowing |
08-10-2023 | Paul Cronshaw | Flowing |
05-27-2023 | Nathan Seaford | Flowing |
05-22-2023 | kirsten zecher | Flowing |
10-09-2022 | patrick | Trickle |
08-21-2022 | James | Flowing |
06-24-2022 | Steve Cypher | Flowing |
02-11-2022 | Paul Cronshaw | Flowing |
11-12-2021 | Smokey Joe | Flowing |
08-01-2021 | Carly H | Flowing |
04-21-2021 | Terry Jarrett | Flowing |
02-26-2021 | Los Padres Forest Association | Flowing |
12-26-2020 | Brad Anderson | Trickle |
12-22-2020 | Michael M | Trickle |
10-16-2020 | Nate Bates | Flowing |
08-03-2020 | Randy and Ari | Trickle |
06-03-2020 | h2oslo | Flowing |
05-29-2020 | Addison Jerlow | Flowing |
05-16-2020 | Denbe Denbe | Flowing |
05-12-2020 | Rich Scholl | Flowing |
05-05-2020 | Tony G. | Flowing |
05-02-2020 | Jarrett Smith | Flowing |
04-05-2020 | SKIPP | Flowing |
10-12-2019 | Michael Foster | Flowing |
09-28-2019 | MSchless | Flowing |
04-22-2018 | Los Padres Forest Association | Flowing |
12-30-2017 | Shaddus Maximus | Trickle |
09-24-2017 | Los Padres Forest Association | Flowing |
08-24-2017 | Nate | Trickle |
04-15-2017 | Terry Jarrett | Flowing |
10-02-2016 | Sebastian | Flowing |
07-10-2016 | James | Flowing |
06-20-2016 | Curt Cragg | Flowing |
05-29-2016 | Duane Waite | Flowing |
05-21-2016 | Terry Jarrett | Flowing |
11-21-2015 | Paul Cronshaw | Trickle |
05-25-2015 | Los Padres Forest Association | Trickle |
05-02-2015 | Hike Los Padres | Flowing |
03-28-2015 | Paul Cronshaw | Flowing |
11-25-2014 | Shaddus Maximus | Flowing |
09-29-2014 | bardley | Flowing |
09-26-2014 | Los Padres Forest Association | Flowing |
09-26-2014 | Los Padres Forest Association | Flowing |
Mission Pine Spring Camp is a beautiful little camp located in a pine/oak grove, next to a small meadow, surrounded by rock outcrops, overlooking the Pacific Ocean and Channel Islands from nearly 6,000 ft. Nuff said, right? One of the nicest camps in the forest, MPS (as it it frequently written) is a long hike from the nearest trailhead at Cachuma Saddle but is well worth the effort for those heading out on a multi-day packing trip. The camp has year-round water at the nearby spring, a table, one fire ring and views that go on for days and days. Truly one of the best places to watch the sunrise in the forest.