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Cedar Creek Camp South Los Padres National Forest

  • Camp Type: Wilderness Trail Camp
  • Topo Map Link: San Guillermo Mountain
  • Elevation: 5,080 feet
  • Wilderness Area: Sespe
  • County: Ventura County
  • Ranger District: Mt. Pinos Ranger District
  • Longitude: -119.1404503
  • Latitude: 34.62837438
  • Water Sources: There is seasonal water along both nearby creeks but they do dry up in the summer time. While swimming is not an option, you can plunge and bath when water levels are high.
  • Length of Stay: 14 Days
  • Reservations: Wilderness Trail Camp

Recent Water Reports:

Date Surveyor Water Report
10-06-2023Marcus ITrickle
09-16-2023OL MARTOFlowing
11-12-2022MarcusStagnant
10-16-2022Menso de JongFlowing
05-20-2022Anonymous SurveyorFlowing
05-01-2022The Lost PadreFlowing
04-01-2022TimFlowing
11-04-2021Los Padres Forest AssociationDry
05-28-2021Anonymous SurveyorTrickle
05-01-2021Anonymous SurveyorFlowing
11-22-2020Shaddus Maximus Stagnant
07-26-2020Adam OlivaresTrickle
06-28-2020Addison JerlowFlowing
06-06-2020Antonio Calderon Flowing
05-25-2020Anonymous SurveyorFlowing
05-14-2020Arliss CrowFlowing
11-10-2019MSubbotinStagnant
10-05-2019Anonymous SurveyorStagnant
07-05-2019Christopher P. LordFlowing
06-29-2019The Lost PadreFlowing
04-15-2019Johnathan KeilmanFlowing
11-24-2018Christopher P. LordDry
10-08-2018Christopher P. LordDry
09-29-2018Kevin HallStagnant
05-26-2018Craig R. CareyFlowing
05-12-2018LauraFlowing
11-18-2017Anonymous SurveyorStagnant
11-10-2017Anonymous SurveyorDry
08-20-2017Anonymous SurveyorTrickle
08-11-2017Anonymous SurveyorTrickle
07-03-2017H. KetchumTrickle
05-28-2017Bryant KogerFlowing
05-23-2017LightningrodFlowing
09-10-2016M SubbotinDry
07-16-2016Anonymous SurveyorTrickle
05-10-2016Anonymous SurveyorFlowing
04-23-2016M SubbotinFlowing
03-29-2016Shaddus Maximus Flowing
01-30-2016Howard CohenDry
09-12-2015Los Padres Forest AssociationFlowing
07-03-2015Joshua IsaacFlowing
05-16-2015Michael S.Flowing
04-30-2015Mark SFlowing
03-30-2015Norman93001Trickle
05-24-2014Los Padres Forest AssociationFlowing
05-1-2021Anonymous SurveyorFlowing

Description:

Located on a bench between the South Fork Cedar Creek and an unnamed drainage, Cedar Creek is a fantastic camp under a lush forest of incense cedar and ponderosa pines.

There are three fire-rings within the camp and enough room to play some frisbee or spread out should you have a larger group. 

Being at over 5,000ft, the camp will have snow for some of the winter months and remain cooler in the summer as compared to some of its lower elevation cousin camps. 

There are no tables and no Forest Service facilities outside of the fire-rings and camp sign.  There is an old Klamath Stove near one of the camps although it is no longer in working condition.

Great camp, very beautiful and well worth the short hike to enjoy a night under the large trees.

Recent Uploads:

Survey Photos:


  • Mark S - 04-30-2015

  • Joshua Isaac - 07-03-2015

  • Joshua Isaac - 07-03-2015
    Look at this handy saw

  • M Subbotin - 04-23-2016
    Clear pool deep enough to fully submerge Nalgene bottle right at camp

  • Anonymous Surveyor - 07-16-2016
    Creek crossing NW of camp

  • Anonymous Surveyor - 07-16-2016
    Creek to NE of camp

  • Bryant Koger - 05-28-2017

  • Bryant Koger - 05-28-2017

  • Bryant Koger - 05-28-2017

  • H. Ketchum - 07-03-2017
    Sign at Cedar Creek Camp. If you see this sign, you made it!

  • H. Ketchum - 07-03-2017
    Small pools connected with a trickle. Down steep hill on edge of camp. Enough to filter and drink.

  • H. Ketchum - 07-03-2017
    Camp Site

  • H. Ketchum - 07-03-2017
    Fire Ring

  • Craig R. Carey - 05-26-2018

  • Craig R. Carey - 05-26-2018

  • Christopher P. Lord - 10-08-2018

  • Christopher P. Lord - 10-08-2018

  • Christopher P. Lord - 10-08-2018

  • Christopher P. Lord - 10-08-2018

  • Christopher P. Lord - 11-24-2018
    Camp site #1

  • Christopher P. Lord - 11-24-2018
    Tent area adjacent to site #1

  • Christopher P. Lord - 11-24-2018
    camp site #2

  • Christopher P. Lord - 11-24-2018
    Tent area adjacent to site #2

  • Christopher P. Lord - 11-24-2018
    Camp site #3

  • Christopher P. Lord - 11-24-2018
    Tent area adjacent to site #3

  • Christopher P. Lord - 07-05-2019

  • Christopher P. Lord - 07-05-2019

  • Christopher P. Lord - 07-05-2019

  • Christopher P. Lord - 07-05-2019

  • Antonio Calderon - 06-06-2020

  • Antonio Calderon - 06-06-2020

  • The Lost Padre - 05-01-2022

  • OL MARTO - 09-16-2023
    Cedar Creek Camp

Submitted Camp Reports

Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 10-06-2023 - by Marcus I
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 10-06-2023
Surveyor Name:Marcus I
Camp Description:Temps were low of 40, shade temp around 70, and around 80 in the sun. The road to the trailhead is closed at the Johnston Ridge/Thorn point road junction about 1 mile past Fishbowls. This makes it approximately 4 miles to Cedar Creek camp, and an additional 3.5 up the hill to Pine Mountain Lodge. Trail is in pretty good condition. Beautiful views as usual
Water Source:Trickle
Water Source Details:Nice cold, clean water flowing right next to camp, to the right as you walk up hill.
Weather Conditions:Mostly sunny. 40 low, 70 shade high, 80 sun high
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 09-16-2023 - by OL MARTO
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 09-16-2023
Surveyor Name:OL MARTO
Camp Description:Hiked in from Fishbowls Trailhead.  Was happy to see water was still flowing, however barely.  Not sure how much longer the creek will flow.  Only one couple at camp.  Nice and peaceful area.  Decent amount of flies/mosquitos but not too bad.
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:Water was flowing but almost to a trickle.
Weather Conditions:Clear / Warm in day. Cool at night.
Images:

Cedar Creek Camp
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 11-12-2022 - by Marcus
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 11-12-2022
Surveyor Name:Marcus
Camp Description:Technically there is water at camp, but I would not drink it unless I was desperate. Very shallow pool. barely trickling. I would not consider it a legit water source in general.
Water Source:Stagnant
Water Source Details:Slow seep, pretty gross, not drinkable unless desperate.
Weather Conditions:28 low 60 high
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 10-16-2022 - by Menso de Jong
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 10-16-2022
Surveyor Name:Menso de Jong
Camp Description:Car camped at Thorn Meadow the weekend of 10/15/22 and ran the Cedar/Fishbowls Loop. Trails were standard LPNF backcountry: brushy, a few slides, a few downed trees, but altogether easy to follow and passable. The creeks were dry virtually everywhere, except at the well-placed backcountry campgrounds, where they were still flowing between a few reasonably deep pools.
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:Flowing, but only near camp, not along the trail
Weather Conditions:
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 05-20-2022 - by Anonymous Surveyor
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 05-20-2022
Surveyor Name:Anonymous Surveyor
Camp Description:
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 05-01-2022 - by The Lost Padre
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 05-01-2022
Surveyor Name:The Lost Padre
Camp Description:The west side drainage coming into camp has good flow, other side is dry near the campsites but has a some flow above camp.


Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:Good flow from west side of creek/spring
Weather Conditions:70 day / 38 night
Images:

Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 04-01-2022 - by Tim
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 04-01-2022
Surveyor Name:Tim
Camp Description:Creek was clean and clear; had just rained and snowed the day before.
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:Creeks on both sides of camp were flowing
Weather Conditions:
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 11-04-2021 - by Los Padres Forest Association
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 11-04-2021
Surveyor Name:Los Padres Forest Association
Camp Description:LPFA Trail Survey
Camp was beautiful as always, no water was to be found but didn't dig around or search too deep. Winter 2020-2021 was very dry. Enjoy....
Water Source:Dry
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 05-28-2021 - by Anonymous Surveyor
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 05-28-2021
Surveyor Name:Anonymous Surveyor
Camp Description:
Water Source:Trickle
Water Source Details:Stagnant pools above the camp, but water can be found across the main camp. It’s clear and tastes good, although a trickle.
Weather Conditions:
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 05-01-2021 - by Anonymous Surveyor
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 05-01-2021
Surveyor Name:Anonymous Surveyor
Camp Description:
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 11-22-2020 - by Shaddus Maximus
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 11-22-2020
Surveyor Name:Shaddus Maximus
Camp Description:
Water Source:Stagnant
Water Source Details:Couple of stagnant, dark pools just below camp.
Weather Conditions:
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 07-26-2020 - by Adam Olivares
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 07-26-2020
Surveyor Name:Adam Olivares
Camp Description:
Water Source:Trickle
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 06-28-2020 - by Addison Jerlow
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 06-28-2020
Surveyor Name:Addison Jerlow
Camp Description:just an all around really nice camp. tons of flat options and mature pine, spruce and oaks.
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:a few good spots to fill up. still cold but slow, shallow flow.
Weather Conditions:
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 06-06-2020 - by Antonio Calderon
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 06-06-2020
Surveyor Name:Antonio Calderon
Camp Description:Camp is in great shape with good water flow. 
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:Good flow
Weather Conditions:Mid 60s sunny and windy
Images:


Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 05-25-2020 - by Anonymous Surveyor
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 05-25-2020
Surveyor Name:Anonymous Surveyor
Camp Description:3 campsites are in good shape. creek is flowing
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 05-14-2020 - by Arliss Crow
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 05-14-2020
Surveyor Name:Arliss Crow
Camp Description:
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 11-10-2019 - by MSubbotin
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 11-10-2019
Surveyor Name:MSubbotin
Camp Description:
Water Source:Stagnant
Water Source Details:no flow at camp or at creek crossing heading up switchbacks; shallow stagnant pools at first creek crossing below camp; barely enough to pump
Weather Conditions:clear, sunny, 70F
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 10-05-2019 - by Anonymous Surveyor
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 10-05-2019
Surveyor Name:Anonymous Surveyor
Camp Description:
Water Source:Stagnant
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 07-05-2019 - by Christopher P. Lord
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 07-05-2019
Surveyor Name:Christopher P. Lord
Camp Description:Passed through Friday and the place is looking wonderful as always. Water is still flowing from Cedar Creek and readily available from camp. More details below
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:dwindling flow but still going
Weather Conditions:Sunny with temps in the 80's
Images:





Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 06-29-2019 - by The Lost Padre
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 06-29-2019
Surveyor Name:The Lost Padre
Camp Description:Camp is in good shape
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:Creek is flowing well
Weather Conditions:
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 04-15-2019 - by Johnathan Keilman
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 04-15-2019
Surveyor Name:Johnathan Keilman
Camp Description:The trail was definitely washed out and easy to lose. The road connecting the Cedar creek and johnston ridge trailhead was covered in downed trees. We started our hike from ghe Piedra Blanca trailhead and finished the Sespe Hot springd loop with a total of 42 miles 4800 ft (+) and 4400 feet (-).
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:Creek was flowing all the way to Mutau Flats. There was water even at Half Moon campground.
Weather Conditions:
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 11-24-2018 - by Christopher P. Lord
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 11-24-2018
Surveyor Name:Christopher P. Lord
Camp Description:Was doing a wilderness Camp survey of  Cedar Creek Camp this morning. Water was dry directly adjacent to Camp, However standing pools could be found downstream at the immediate creek crossing and at less than a mile below was a rather large pool. Camp is in good shape with what appears to be only minor changes since the last survey in 2012. Obviously the Grade Valley gate is still open but who knows for how much longer. Piru creek road crossing was flooded and would be very risky for low clearance vehicles, I parked just before it. Cedar creek Camp has 3 fire rings with grates and plenty of tent space. Mature Pines and Cedars shade the site well. Cedar Creek Trail is well maintained and very easy to follow from Grade Valley at the Cedar Creek Trailhead. I saw only 1 downed tree on the way in.
Water Source:Dry
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:overcast, cold and windy
Images:

Camp site #1

Tent area adjacent to site #1


camp site #2

Tent area adjacent to site #2


Camp site #3
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 10-08-2018 - by Christopher P. Lord
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 10-08-2018
Surveyor Name:Christopher P. Lord
Camp Description:
Cedar Creek Camp is situated in a sublime setting. Huge Incense Cedars and Pines tower overhead. The camp has 3 fire rings and is adjacent to Cedar Creek. Water was pretty dry here, however just downstream of camp I did find a few very small pools of standing water that could be filtered if absolutely needed. Watch out poison oak is in places along the trail before making your way into the camp. You can read the full write up below
http://christopherplord.blogspot.com/2018/10/fishbowls-to-cedar-creek-loop.html
Water Source:Dry
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:Sunny and 67* by Noon
Images:





Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 09-29-2018 - by Kevin Hall
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 09-29-2018
Surveyor Name:Kevin Hall
Camp Description:Filtered and boiled the puddle water.  
Water Source:Stagnant
Water Source Details:A very few small, bug-ridden, stagnant puddles.
Weather Conditions:
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 05-26-2018 - by Craig R. Carey
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 05-26-2018
Surveyor Name:Craig R. Carey
Camp Description:As part of their final pre-summer training trip, Troop 111 Scouts (Ventura) camped at Cedar Creek this past week. Great conditions; plenty of water.  
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:Cold and clear
Weather Conditions:Cool
Images:


Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 05-12-2018 - by Laura
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 05-12-2018
Surveyor Name:Laura
Camp Description:
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 11-18-2017 - by Anonymous Surveyor
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 11-18-2017
Surveyor Name:Anonymous Surveyor
Camp Description:Packed in enough water to make it to Fishbowls without getting water here but you could if you had to. 
Water Source:Stagnant
Water Source Details:A couple stagnant pools would be enough to fill bottles
Weather Conditions:Cold at night. Perfect during the day
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 11-10-2017 - by Anonymous Surveyor
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 11-10-2017
Surveyor Name:Anonymous Surveyor
Camp Description:
Water Source:Dry
Water Source Details:I saw 1 tiny puddle...
Weather Conditions:
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 08-20-2017 - by Anonymous Surveyor
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 08-20-2017
Surveyor Name:Anonymous Surveyor
Camp Description:
Water Source:Trickle
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 08-11-2017 - by Anonymous Surveyor
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 08-11-2017
Surveyor Name:Anonymous Surveyor
Camp Description:
Water Source:Trickle
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 07-03-2017 - by H. Ketchum
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 07-03-2017
Surveyor Name:H. Ketchum
Camp Description:Lovely open camp.  There are three fire rings, one for each camp site.  Lots of rocks to use as cooking surfaces but no tables.  Plenty of dry wood to burn, mostly small sticks, had to hunt for larger logs.  Wish we had gone in late May or June with more water in the creek.  There were lots small black flies and mosquitoes. Prepare to get bitten.  Not crowded at all.  Just us and one other small party.  Didn't see anyone hike through. 
Water Source:Trickle
Water Source Details:Two pools with a trickle between them. It's down a steep little hill on the edge of the Camp.
Weather Conditions:Hot and Sunny. 85 degrees during day, 58 at night.
Images:

Sign at Cedar Creek Camp. If you see this sign, you made it!

Small pools connected with a trickle. Down steep hill on edge of camp. Enough to filter and drink.


Camp Site

Fire Ring
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 05-28-2017 - by Bryant Koger
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 05-28-2017
Surveyor Name:Bryant Koger
Camp Description:Plenty of water for filtration. Plenty of fallen trees for fire.
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:Weather was ideal in the mid 70's
Images:




Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 05-23-2017 - by Lightningrod
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 05-23-2017
Surveyor Name:Lightningrod
Camp Description:Made a day hike over to Cedar Creek camp from Fishbowls.  Camp is really nice with plenty of shade from the big trees.  No one camping there.  Plenty of water in the creek.
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:Creek has a nice flow at the present time.
Weather Conditions:Clear and 80 plus degrees
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 09-10-2016 - by M Subbotin
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 09-10-2016
Surveyor Name:M Subbotin
Camp Description:No fires or gas stoves allowed due to Level 4 fire restrictions on Forest.
Water Source:Dry
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 07-16-2016 - by Anonymous Surveyor
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 07-16-2016
Surveyor Name:Anonymous Surveyor
Camp Description:Campsites in good condition. Bear tracks on trail NE of camp
Water Source:Trickle
Water Source Details:Low water
Weather Conditions:Sunny, 85 degrees F
Images:

Creek crossing NW of camp

Creek to NE of camp
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 05-10-2016 - by Anonymous Surveyor
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 05-10-2016
Surveyor Name:Anonymous Surveyor
Camp Description:
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 04-23-2016 - by M Subbotin
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 04-23-2016
Surveyor Name:M Subbotin
Camp Description:
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:6" deep pool at camp; water flowing at trailhead too!
Weather Conditions:sunny, high 50's
Images:

Clear pool deep enough to fully submerge Nalgene bottle right at camp
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 03-29-2016 - by Shaddus Maximus
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 03-29-2016
Surveyor Name:Shaddus Maximus
Camp Description:
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 01-30-2016 - by Howard Cohen
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 01-30-2016
Surveyor Name:Howard Cohen
Camp Description:I have been to this camp area many times and was surprised to find it dry.  Our destination was Thorn Peak so we continued in that direction and found water that was slow moving and stagnant.  As we followed the trail the water source became cleaner and flowing much better. We pumped water where water flowed over sandstone slabs probably within a mile of the campground. Granted there is water closer but not as clean and flowing as where we stopped to fill up. 
Water Source:Dry
Water Source Details:No water in the camping area but some down stream
Weather Conditions:50-60s and windy
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 09-12-2015 - by Los Padres Forest Association
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 09-12-2015
Surveyor Name:Los Padres Forest Association
Camp Description:Water at Cedar Creek Camp.
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 07-03-2015 - by Joshua Isaac
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 07-03-2015
Surveyor Name:Joshua Isaac
Camp Description:Very buggy. Just stopped for lunch on our way up to Fishbowls. Hot day - upper 80s at least in the sun.
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:There was no water at camp, but there was flowing water close by. The flow wasn't amazing, but it is more than a trickle.
Weather Conditions:
Images:


Look at this handy saw
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 05-16-2015 - by Michael S.
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 05-16-2015
Surveyor Name:Michael S.
Camp Description:
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:Ample Water......
Weather Conditions:
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 04-30-2015 - by Mark S
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 04-30-2015
Surveyor Name:Mark S
Camp Description:
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:shallow flow but deeper pools to 1ft depth
Weather Conditions:sunny and clear, mid 70's
Images:

Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 03-30-2015 - by Norman93001
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 03-30-2015
Surveyor Name:Norman93001
Camp Description:
Water Source:Trickle
Water Source Details:Enough flow to fill water bottles
Weather Conditions:
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 05-24-2014 - by Los Padres Forest Association
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 05-24-2014
Surveyor Name:Los Padres Forest Association
Camp Description:Information gathered by James Wapotich while on a VWR Patrol. You can follow James on his blog: http://songsofthewilderness.wordpress.com
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:Water is flowing at the camp down both side creeks.
Weather Conditions:
Cedar Creek Camp Survey - 05-1-2021 - by Anonymous Surveyor
Link: Cedar Creek Camp
Date: 05-1-2021
Surveyor Name:Anonymous Surveyor
Camp Description:We hiked a 2 night loop from Sespe river trailhead to the hot springs, up Johnston ridge to cedar creek and down the Gene Marshal Trail back to the car. By day 2 we were both ill. We shared no food. We filtered our water separately with sawyers. When we got home we tested the water and the dissolved solids were extremely high. Be warned that there might be heavy metals or dissolved solids in some water sources that will make you ill. Our symptoms matched low level heavy metal exposure. 
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:

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