Boonie Buster2
Advanced Member
The Goodale Creek campground off Highway 395 north of Independence, California, is one of my favorite campgrounds when I want to get away for a weekend or just an overnight trip. Yesterday I was preparing my camper for a trip up there for the weekend. But late last night I found out that the campground is under a mandatory evacuation due to a wildfire in the area. According to the fire map, the whole campground is on fire. It also looks like the small community of Aberdeen is surrounded by fire. It is always a good idea to check weather forecasts and fire conditions when camping in a remote area. There is only one road in and out of that campground. There aren't many trees in the area, but there is a lot of heavy brush.
Edited: I tried to get to the Goodale Creek campground to see how much damage was done. But I was stopped by a sheriff's officer who was blocking the road. He said the campground was destroyed. He said the camp host did get out in time.
I use two apps to keep track of the weather and wildfires. Watch Duty, and OnX Offroad will both show active fires in the area.
Edited: I tried to get to the Goodale Creek campground to see how much damage was done. But I was stopped by a sheriff's officer who was blocking the road. He said the campground was destroyed. He said the camp host did get out in time.
I use two apps to keep track of the weather and wildfires. Watch Duty, and OnX Offroad will both show active fires in the area.

