
Off Grid Oasis in Southern California
Unspoiled - Secluded - Rejuvenating
Do you love the outdoors? There's a beautiful piece of quiet just waiting for you to unwind.
A peaceful retreat perfect for introverts, couples, and small groups craving quiet connection in nature


IN THE MIDDLE OF SOMEWHERE
WINCHESTER, CALIFORNIA
NOW THAT YOU'VE FOUND US...


Deep within The Hidden Falls Preserve and Campground, a mystic call tugs at certain wanderers. The landscape, framed by arboreal giants, hums a silent song for those attuned to nature’s mysteries. Some credit the untouched beauty—sunlight filtering through towering canopies, the scent of sage and earth—stirring a deep longing. Others sense an unseen force, beckoning those seeking solace or wonder.
What draws these few remains a riddle in the rustle of leaves and wild stillness. Perhaps it’s the allure of a place where time slows, the modern world fading. Or maybe the land—its cliffs, cadence of the bird songs, and hidden trails—exerts an ancient pull. Those who answer arrive feeling destined to stand beneath the boughs, claimed briefly by its timeless tale.

Our Hidden Escapes

Description:
Shadetree Overlook is a cozy gem—a tent site circled by eucalyptus trees, offering cool summer shade and sweeping valley views. Relax in a hammock with a gentle breeze, surrounded by nature. This intimate spot fits just 2 tents and 2 cars and is a short walk from the restroom. Enjoy hiking, bird-watching, and wildflowers on the ranch, or visit nearby Diamond Valley Lake and Lake Skinner for more adventure.
Amenities:
Picnic table
Propane firepit
Restroom (porta-john): 5-minute walk at Spadefoot Grove
Trash & recycling: Large bins near ranch entrance
Safety & Hazards:
Uneven terrain and ground squirrel burrows may be present
Wildlife includes rattlesnakes, other snakes, tarantulas, coyotes, and more
Located in a conservation area—be aware and camp safely

Description:
Enjoy epic sunset views, privacy, and open night skies at Jensen’s Peak. This site offers a flat, level tent area and is perfect for campers who value seclusion over convenience. Drive up via a private dirt road with your car or small truck (not suitable for campervans). Arrive before sunset for the best experience! Named after a special supporter of our journey, this pack-it-in, pack-it-out site follows Leave No Trace principles.
Amenities:
No picnic table
Restroom (porta-john): 5-minute walk at Spadefoot Grove
Trash & recycling: Large metal bins near ranch entrance
Safety & Hazards:
Uneven terrain and ground squirrel burrows may be present
Wildlife includes rattlesnakes, other snakes, tarantulas, coyotes, and more
Located in a conservation area—be aware of surroundings and camp safely

Description:
Morningside 1 is a flat, open site with beautiful sunsets and a shady eucalyptus patch—great for tents, popups, or campervans. Located near the main access road, other campers may be visible but not too close (neighboring sites are about 125 feet away). Enjoy hiking, bird-watching, and flower-spotting on the ranch, or visit nearby Diamond Valley Lake and Lake Skinner for more activities.
Amenities:
No picnic table
Restroom (porta-john): 1-2 minute walk at Spadefoot Grove
Trash & recycling: Large bins near ranch entrance
Safety & Hazards:
Uneven terrain and ground squirrel burrows may be present
Wildlife includes rattlesnakes, other snakes, tarantulas, coyotes, and more
Located in a conservation area—be mindful and camp safely

Description:
Morningside 2 is a flat, open site with beautiful sunsets and a shady eucalyptus tree—perfect for tents, popups, or campervans. Equipped with a picnic table, propane firepit, and bench, it’s near the secondary access road. Other campers may be visible if neighboring sites are booked (125-200+ feet away). Enjoy hiking, bird-watching, and flower-spotting on the ranch, or explore nearby Diamond Valley Lake and Lake Skinner.
Amenities:
Picnic table
Propane firepit
Bench
Restroom (porta-john): 1-2 minute walk at Spadefoot Grove
Trash & recycling: Large bins near ranch entrance
Safety & Hazards:
Uneven terrain and ground squirrel burrows may be present
Wildlife includes rattlesnakes, other snakes, tarantulas, coyotes, and more
Located in a conservation area—stay aware and camp safely

Description:
Whispering Winds is a flat site shaded by eucalyptus trees that rustle in the breeze. Offering more privacy than Spadefoot Grove and Morningside (250-300 feet from the two nearest sites), it’s perfect for hiking, bird-watching, and flower-spotting on the ranch. Nearby Diamond Valley Lake and Lake Skinner provide additional recreation options.
Amenities:
Large picnic table
Propane firepit (bring or rent propane)
Restroom (porta-john): 1-minute walk at Spadefoot Grove
Trash & recycling: Large bins near ranch entrance
Safety & Hazards:
Uneven terrain and ground squirrel burrows may be present
Wildlife includes rattlesnakes, other snakes, tarantulas, coyotes, and more
Located in a conservation area—stay aware and camp safely

Description:
Valley View 1 is a flat, open site with stunning sunset views and a shady patch of eucalyptus trees—perfect for tents, 20-foot popups, or small campervans. Offering more privacy than Spadefoot Grove and Morningside (about 250 feet from the nearest sites), this spot is great for hiking, bird-watching, and flower-spotting on the ranch. Nearby Diamond Valley Lake and Lake Skinner are a short drive away for more recreation.
Amenities:
Picnic table
Propane firepit
Restroom (porta-john): 2-minute walk at Spadefoot Grove
Trash & recycling: Large bins near ranch entrance; smaller bin at restroom
Safety & Hazards:
Uneven terrain and ground squirrel burrows may be present
Wildlife includes rattlesnakes, other snakes, tarantulas, coyotes, and more
Located in a conservation area—stay aware and camp safely

Description:
Valley View 2 is an open site with gorgeous sunset views and a shady eucalyptus patch—ideal for tents, popups, or campervans. More private than Spadefoot Grove and Morningside (250-350 feet from the three nearest sites), it’s perfect for hiking, bird-watching, and flower-spotting on the ranch. Nearby Diamond Valley Lake and Lake Skinner offer additional recreation options.
Amenities:
No picnic table
Restroom (porta-john): 2-5 minute walk at Spadefoot Grove
Trash & recycling: Large bins near ranch entrance
Safety & Hazards:
Poison oak (in drainage), uneven terrain, and ground squirrel burrows may be present
Wildlife includes rattlesnakes, other snakes, tarantulas, coyotes, and more
Located in a conservation area—be mindful and camp safely

Description:
Valley View 3 is an open site with beautiful sunsets and a shady eucalyptus patch—perfect for tents, popups, or campervans. Offering more privacy than Spadefoot Grove and Morningside (350-400 feet from the two nearest sites), it’s great for hiking, bird-watching, and flower-spotting on the ranch. Nearby Diamond Valley Lake and Lake Skinner are accessible for more activities.
Amenities:
No picnic table
Restroom (porta-john): 5-minute walk at Spadefoot Grove
Trash & recycling: Large bins near ranch entrance
Safety & Hazards:
Uneven terrain and ground squirrel burrows may be present
Wildlife includes rattlesnakes, other snakes, tarantulas, coyotes, and more
Located in a conservation area—stay aware and camp safely

Description:
Dragon’s Reach offers stunning views, incredible privacy, open night skies, and a flat tent area. Reach this site with a short hike (less than 1/4 mile) along a trail lined with wildflowers in winter and spring. Named for the coast horned lizards sunning on the path—if you’re lucky enough to spot them—this site is ideal for campers who prioritize privacy over convenience. It’s pack-it-in, pack-it-out, following Leave No Trace principles.
Amenities:
No picnic table
Restroom (porta-john): 15-minute walk at Spadefoot Grove
Trash & recycling: Large bins near ranch entrance
Safety & Hazards:
Uneven terrain, ground squirrel burrows, spiny plants (star thistle), and steep drops may be present
Wildlife includes rattlesnakes, other snakes, tarantulas, coyotes, and more
Located in a conservation area—be aware and camp safely

Description:
Gnatcatcher Flats is a group camping area perfect for larger groups of up to 40 people, including Boy Scout and Girl Scout troops, multiple families, and other gatherings. Tucked away from other campers, it offers more seclusion, though sound carries, so please be mindful of noise.
Amenities:
Large picnic table
Propane BBQ
Propane firepit (bring your own propane or rent from us—see Extras)
Restroom (porta-john): On-site at Gnatcatcher Flats; another at Spadefoot Grove (2-minute walk)
Trash & recycling: Large bins near ranch entrance
Safety & Hazards:
Poison oak (in drainage), uneven terrain, and ground squirrel burrows may be present
Wildlife includes rattlesnakes, other snakes, tarantulas, coyotes, and more
Located in a conservation area—stay aware and camp safely

Description:
Spadefoot Grove 1 is a tent site along an ephemeral creek, shaded by eucalyptus trees and named for the spadefoot toads that sing from a nearby pond in early spring. It gets full sun in the high afternoon but offers partial shade in mornings and early evenings. Located near the main access road, other campers may be visible if neighboring sites are booked (about 125 feet away). Enjoy hiking, bird-watching, and flower-spotting on the ranch, or visit Diamond Valley Lake and Lake Skinner for more activities.
Amenities:
Picnic table
Propane firepit (propane not included—bring your own or rent one)
Restroom (porta-john): 125 feet away, across from Spadefoot Grove 3
Trash & recycling: Large bins near ranch entrance
Safety & Hazards:
Poison oak (in nearby drainage, not on site), uneven terrain, and ground squirrel burrows may be present
Wildlife includes rattlesnakes, other snakes, tarantulas, coyotes, and more
Located in a conservation area—stay aware and camp safely

Description:
Spadefoot Grove 3 is a tent site next to an ephemeral pond, shaded by eucalyptus trees and named for the spadefoot toads that sing in early spring. Located across from the restroom and near the access road to Gnatcatcher Flats and Whispering Winds, other campers may be visible if neighboring sites are booked (about 125 feet away). Ideal for those who trade a bit less privacy for shade and convenience. Enjoy hiking, bird-watching, and flower-spotting on the ranch, or visit Diamond Valley Lake and Lake Skinner for more activities.
Amenities:
No picnic table
Bench
Restroom (porta-john): Across the road
Trash & recycling: Large bins near ranch entrance
Safety & Hazards:
Poison oak (in drainage), uneven terrain, and ground squirrel burrows may be present
Wildlife includes rattlesnakes, other snakes, tarantulas, coyotes, and more
Located in a conservation area—be aware and camp safely
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