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Potrero Camp South Los Padres National Forest

  • Camp Type:
  • Topo Map Link: Bald Mountain
  • Elevation: 1660 feet
  • Wilderness Area: San Rafael
  • County: Santa Barbara County
  • Ranger District: Santa Lucia Ranger District
  • Longitude: -119.9566917
  • Latitude: 34.77869502
  • Water Sources: Seasonal Manzana Creek is located just a few steps from camp.
  • Length of Stay: 14 Days

Recent Water Reports:

Date Surveyor Water Report
12-10-2023Adam DonaldFlowing
11-11-2023AGHS BP clubFlowing
05-26-2023Terra Candiloro Flowing
04-21-2023Matt Inman - Ojai Valley SchoolFlowing
12-15-2022Susie ThielmannFlowing
09-28-2022Nathan SeafordStagnant
05-24-2022Paul CronshawFlowing
05-07-2022BPFlowing
04-14-2022Paul CronshawFlowing
03-25-2022Ryan GalushaFlowing
02-04-2022Stephen SFlowing
06-25-2021Anonymous SurveyorDry
05-04-2021Anonymous SurveyorFlowing
01-15-2021colbycheesevtaFlowing
01-01-2021Shaddus Maximus Flowing
10-28-2020Tony G.Dry
07-26-2020Antonio Calderon Flowing
07-04-2020Anonymous SurveyorFlowing
06-19-2020LitehikerguyFlowing
05-23-2020FreeBurmFlowing
05-01-2020Shinn FamilyFlowing
04-26-2020Christopher P. LordFlowing
02-23-2020Antonio CalderonFlowing
01-02-2020Shaddus Maximus Flowing
11-26-2019Paul CronshawFlowing
05-26-2019Christopher P. LordFlowing
04-14-2019BastienFlowing
07-02-2018Paul CronshawTrickle
05-29-2018Anonymous SurveyorFlowing
04-07-2018MSchlessFlowing
03-04-2018Girl Scout Troop 50886Flowing
11-19-2017Craig R. CareyDry
11-18-2017Los Padres Forest AssociationDry
06-01-2017Forrest Flowing
04-15-2017NateFlowing
03-26-2017Shaddus Maximus Flowing
01-22-2017Josh IsaacFlowing
01-15-2017Coyote DaveFlowing
05-25-2016Anonymous SurveyorFlowing
05-22-2016JamesFlowing
05-11-2016Paul CronshawFlowing
04-17-2016James WapotichFlowing
12-27-2015Anonymous SurveyorDry
04-10-2015Tim MolloyTrickle
11-22-2014Bryan ConantDry
08-31-2014Los Padres Forest AssociationDry
05-2-2020Anonymous SurveyorFlowing

Description:

Potrero Camp is located on the Lower Manzana Trail downstream from NIRA.  The camp is situated at the junction of Manzana and Potrero Trails.  There are two campsites, the first just before the first creek crossing and the second camp is about 100 yards downstream from the Potrero Trail junction.  Both campsites have new tables, fire rings and are close to the creek.  The name Potrero is Spanish for  meadow and the camp and trail are most likely named after the beautiful Negus Meadow, which is located a few miles up the Potrero Trail towards the Hurricane Deck. 

While Potrero Camp is the first camp coming down from NIRA, it is probably the least used as well.  Most people pass through Potrero on their way to preferable camps down-canyon.  That being said, there is nothing wrong with Potrero Camp.  The Manzana does dry up at Potrero Camp, so check recent water reports before starting your hike.  The combination of white pines, manzanitas and sycamores with views of the impressive Deck make Potrero a great destination for either a quick overnighter or a lunch stop.  

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Survey Photos:


  • Bryan Conant - 11-22-2014
    Lower campground table and setup

  • Bryan Conant - 11-22-2014
    View looking down at Potrero Camp from the Potrero Trail

  • Bryan Conant - 11-22-2014
    Potrero Camp sign at upper campsite

  • Bryan Conant - 11-22-2014
    Downed sycamore between the two camps, it is passable

  • Paul Cronshaw - 05-11-2016

  • Paul Cronshaw - 05-11-2016
    Upper Potrero Campsite

  • Josh Isaac - 01-22-2017

  • Josh Isaac - 01-22-2017

  • Josh Isaac - 01-22-2017

  • Forrest - 06-01-2017
    Creek at Potrero: first crossing

  • Forrest - 06-01-2017
    Creek at Potrero: first crossing

  • Los Padres Forest Association - 11-18-2017
    This camper chose to setup camp directly under the largest hazard tree at the Upper Camp.

  • Los Padres Forest Association - 11-18-2017
    Lower Camp glowing with autumn colors.

  • Craig R. Carey - 11-19-2017

  • Craig R. Carey - 11-19-2017

  • Girl Scout Troop 50886 - 03-04-2018
    Water flowing in creek

  • Paul Cronshaw - 07-02-2018
    Campsite #1

  • Paul Cronshaw - 07-02-2018
    Campsite #2

  • Christopher P. Lord - 05-26-2019
    Camp Sign

  • Christopher P. Lord - 05-26-2019
    Potrero site #1

  • Christopher P. Lord - 05-26-2019
    adjacent overflow site

  • Christopher P. Lord - 05-26-2019
    manzana Creek crossing at Camp.

  • Christopher P. Lord - 05-26-2019
    Arroyo Toad informative sign

  • Antonio Calderon - 02-23-2020

  • Antonio Calderon - 02-23-2020

  • Christopher P. Lord - 04-26-2020

  • Christopher P. Lord - 04-26-2020

  • Christopher P. Lord - 04-26-2020

  • Shinn Family - 05-01-2020
    Creek near Potrero

  • FreeBurm - 05-23-2020
    River

  • FreeBurm - 05-23-2020
    Camp

  • Antonio Calderon - 07-26-2020

  • Paul Cronshaw - 04-14-2022
    Upper Potrero Campsite

  • Paul Cronshaw - 04-14-2022
    Large downed pine prior to Upper Campsite

  • Paul Cronshaw - 04-14-2022
    Potrero Camp river crossing

  • Paul Cronshaw - 04-14-2022
    Lower Potrero Campsite

  • Terra Candiloro - 05-26-2023
    Potrero Camp

  • Terra Candiloro - 05-26-2023
    Water is looking great

  • Adam Donald - 12-10-2023
    Potrero Camp

Submitted Camp Reports

Potrero Camp Survey - 12-10-2023 - by Adam Donald
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 12-10-2023
Surveyor Name:Adam Donald
Camp Description:Camp is in great shape, good flowing water
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:The river is low but flowing steadily
Weather Conditions:60s and clear
Images:

Potrero Camp
Potrero Camp Survey - 11-11-2023 - by AGHS BP club
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 11-11-2023
Surveyor Name:AGHS BP club
Camp Description:All good, shoutout Sr. Schmidt
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Potrero Camp Survey - 05-26-2023 - by Terra Candiloro
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 05-26-2023
Surveyor Name:Terra Candiloro
Camp Description:Camp was in great condition 
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:Water is flowing great!..some areas getting the green mid, but water is clear
Weather Conditions:Overcast morning gave way to sunny skies 70*
Images:

Potrero Camp

Water is looking great
Potrero Camp Survey - 04-21-2023 - by Matt Inman - Ojai Valley School
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 04-21-2023
Surveyor Name:Matt Inman - Ojai Valley School
Camp Description:Cute camp. Pretty close to the trailhead.
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Potrero Camp Survey - 12-15-2022 - by Susie Thielmann
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 12-15-2022
Surveyor Name:Susie Thielmann
Camp Description:Camp is next to the flowing Manzana creek; good water. Table is in good shape and the camp is clean. You have to rock hop across the creek to follow the Manzana trail.
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:Great water, good quality after recent rains
Weather Conditions:33 degrees at NIRA, 58 in the afternoon.
Potrero Camp Survey - 09-28-2022 - by Nathan Seaford
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 09-28-2022
Surveyor Name:Nathan Seaford
Camp Description:
Water Source:Stagnant
Water Source Details:A couple inches deep pool with a brown-gold tint.
Weather Conditions:80's and sunny
Potrero Camp Survey - 05-24-2022 - by Paul Cronshaw
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 05-24-2022
Surveyor Name:Paul Cronshaw
Camp Description:Water level in the Manzana River has dropped since my last visit to this camp on 4/14.  I delivered a new fire shovel to the upper campsite. There were two backpackers staying at the upper campsite. 
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:Flowing with small pools and lots of moss.
Weather Conditions:Sunny, High 80's to low 90's in shade
Potrero Camp Survey - 05-07-2022 - by BP
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 05-07-2022
Surveyor Name:BP
Camp Description:Pumped here before taking Potrero to Hurricane Deck
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:Mossy in some parts but plenty of flowing water to pump
Weather Conditions:Sunny, 75
Potrero Camp Survey - 04-14-2022 - by Paul Cronshaw
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 04-14-2022
Surveyor Name:Paul Cronshaw
Camp Description:Upper and Lower Potrero Camps are in good condition. Tables could use a coat of paint. There is an abandoned green sleeping bag and a pair of shoes at Upper Potrero Camp.  There is a LARGE downed pine with a good walk around before the upper camp. Lots of turkey feathers behind on of the downed logs.
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:Flowing at the creek crossing.
Weather Conditions:Sunny with day temps in 60s and night temps in 50s
Images:

Upper Potrero Campsite

Large downed pine prior to Upper Campsite


Potrero Camp river crossing

Lower Potrero Campsite
Potrero Camp Survey - 03-25-2022 - by Ryan Galusha
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 03-25-2022
Surveyor Name:Ryan Galusha
Camp Description:
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Potrero Camp Survey - 02-04-2022 - by Stephen S
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 02-04-2022
Surveyor Name:Stephen S
Camp Description:
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Potrero Camp Survey - 06-25-2021 - by Anonymous Surveyor
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 06-25-2021
Surveyor Name:Anonymous Surveyor
Camp Description:Beautiful area, but hot and dry this time of year.
Water Source:Dry
Water Source Details:Absolutely no water in the creek.
Weather Conditions:sunny, 84 degrees
Potrero Camp Survey - 05-04-2021 - by Anonymous Surveyor
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 05-04-2021
Surveyor Name:Anonymous Surveyor
Camp Description:There's a third site (fire ring only) on the far side of the creek, before the site with the picnic bench. Looks like it hasn't been used in a while
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:Manzana creek flowing well
Weather Conditions:
Potrero Camp Survey - 01-15-2021 - by colbycheesevta
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 01-15-2021
Surveyor Name:colbycheesevta
Camp Description:
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Potrero Camp Survey - 01-01-2021 - by Shaddus Maximus
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 01-01-2021
Surveyor Name:Shaddus Maximus
Camp Description:
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Potrero Camp Survey - 10-28-2020 - by Tony G.
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 10-28-2020
Surveyor Name:Tony G.
Camp Description:Someone has left a large tent in camp. It is a 6-8 man family style car camping tent, probably weighing 30 lbs. They beat it out of camp in a hurry leaving the tent, jars of food, a beach chair and a board game also. I was travelling solo so I could not break it down or carry out extra stuff but hopefully the Forest Service can remove it soon - very strange sight for sure!
Water Source:Dry
Water Source Details:No water, abandoned large tent in camp.
Weather Conditions:
Potrero Camp Survey - 07-26-2020 - by Antonio Calderon
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 07-26-2020
Surveyor Name:Antonio Calderon
Camp Description:
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:Sunny 85 F
Images:

Potrero Camp Survey - 07-04-2020 - by Anonymous Surveyor
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 07-04-2020
Surveyor Name:Anonymous Surveyor
Camp Description:
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:not much flow but more than a trickle
Weather Conditions:
Potrero Camp Survey - 06-19-2020 - by Litehikerguy
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 06-19-2020
Surveyor Name:Litehikerguy
Camp Description:
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Potrero Camp Survey - 05-23-2020 - by FreeBurm
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 05-23-2020
Surveyor Name:FreeBurm
Camp Description:Had our first family backpacking trip to Portrero.  Son is 7 years old and dude his was a great first time.  River was active and we were able to go swimming in some pools downriver of camp.    Few other people camping also, makes sense as it’s a holiday weekend.   Lots of flies at the camp/picnic table area but not unbearable. 

There are some overgrown bushes on the way to camp but the trail is in pretty great shape overall. 

Thanks to this site for providing so much info on the area.  Greatly appreciated. 
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:Good flow and pools downriver of camp
Weather Conditions:80s day, cool at night
Images:

River

Camp
Potrero Camp Survey - 05-01-2020 - by Shinn Family
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 05-01-2020
Surveyor Name:Shinn Family
Camp Description:
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:Most areas ankle to knee deep
Weather Conditions:
Images:

Creek near Potrero
Potrero Camp Survey - 04-26-2020 - by Christopher P. Lord
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 04-26-2020
Surveyor Name:Christopher P. Lord
Camp Description:Camp was nice and tidy. Made for a great rest stop on my way out from long day up Canyon. More details at the link below. 
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Images:




Potrero Camp Survey - 02-23-2020 - by Antonio Calderon
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 02-23-2020
Surveyor Name:Antonio Calderon
Camp Description:Camp was clean and spacious with good water flow. Quite a few hikers passing through. 
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:Good flow
Weather Conditions:Mid 60s, Sunny
Images:


Potrero Camp Survey - 01-02-2020 - by Shaddus Maximus
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 01-02-2020
Surveyor Name:Shaddus Maximus
Camp Description:
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Potrero Camp Survey - 11-26-2019 - by Paul Cronshaw
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 11-26-2019
Surveyor Name:Paul Cronshaw
Camp Description:
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:Clean, flowing water with shallow pools
Weather Conditions:60s and Dark; night hiking.
Potrero Camp Survey - 05-26-2019 - by Christopher P. Lord
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 05-26-2019
Surveyor Name:Christopher P. Lord
Camp Description:Passed through on Sunday. Camp seemed nice and in good condition. Manzana creek was flowing. Lots of bullet holes in the Arroyo Toad informative sign. Shows what the people think of that little creature. More details at the link below.

Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Images:

Camp Sign

Potrero site #1


adjacent overflow site

manzana Creek crossing at Camp.


Arroyo Toad informative sign
Potrero Camp Survey - 04-14-2019 - by Bastien
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 04-14-2019
Surveyor Name:Bastien
Camp Description:
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Potrero Camp Survey - 07-02-2018 - by Paul Cronshaw
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 07-02-2018
Surveyor Name:Paul Cronshaw
Camp Description:Started my 4 day SIsquoc loop at this camp.  Had a nice conversation with a large horned owl. No mosquitos.
Water Source:Trickle
Water Source Details:Mossy pools of trickling water
Weather Conditions:Sunny, high 80's
Images:

Campsite #1

Campsite #2
Potrero Camp Survey - 05-29-2018 - by Anonymous Surveyor
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 05-29-2018
Surveyor Name:Anonymous Surveyor
Camp Description:
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Potrero Camp Survey - 04-07-2018 - by MSchless
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 04-07-2018
Surveyor Name:MSchless
Camp Description:
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Potrero Camp Survey - 03-04-2018 - by Girl Scout Troop 50886
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 03-04-2018
Surveyor Name:Girl Scout Troop 50886
Camp Description:Well established fire ring, clear area for tents, picnic table, wind break by tall trees, site well maintained.
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:few fish, easy access to collecting water
Weather Conditions:mid 50s, some sun medium breeze
Images:

Water flowing in creek
Potrero Camp Survey - 11-19-2017 - by Craig R. Carey
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 11-19-2017
Surveyor Name:Craig R. Carey
Camp Description:Great conditions, but no water at either camp. 
Water Source:Dry
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:Cool and clear.
Images:


Potrero Camp Survey - 11-18-2017 - by Los Padres Forest Association
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 11-18-2017
Surveyor Name:Los Padres Forest Association
Camp Description:Hazard trees at the upper camp are a little scary, pick your position carefully.  Lower camp looked great.  
Water Source:Dry
Water Source Details:Not sure where the nearest water source is but it's not close to the camp. There was intermittent water in the Manzana.
Weather Conditions:Perfectamundo! Sunny, coolish and perfect for hiking!
Images:

This camper chose to setup camp directly under the largest hazard tree at the Upper Camp.

Lower Camp glowing with autumn colors.
Potrero Camp Survey - 06-01-2017 - by Forrest
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 06-01-2017
Surveyor Name:Forrest
Camp Description:

It was a bit hot (low 90s) but plenty of shade at camp.  We stayed in the first of the two campsites.  We saw about a dozen or so people throughout our trip headed to camps further along like Coldwater or School House.  Some deer and raccoon tracks along the creek bank.  Other campers say they saw cat tracks around the Coldwater camp ground.  We saw only quail, hawks, frogs, lizards and plenty of water/garter snakes. 

Day hiked upstream for while, in the creek. The water was mostly ankle-deep but there were isolated pools here and there that you could dip into. Poison  Oak is everywhere as always.

Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:There were two pools that were knee to waist high at Potrero, neither stagnant although there looked like they were going to be in a few weeks time
Weather Conditions:Thursday was mid 70s down to mid 60s; perfect. Friday and Saturday was noticeably hotter during the day, low 90s.
Images:

Creek at Potrero: first crossing

Creek at Potrero: first crossing
Potrero Camp Survey - 04-15-2017 - by Nate
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 04-15-2017
Surveyor Name:Nate
Camp Description:Passed through the camp heading towards the School House. Camp looked to be in good shape
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:Good, clean
Weather Conditions:
Potrero Camp Survey - 03-26-2017 - by Shaddus Maximus
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 03-26-2017
Surveyor Name:Shaddus Maximus
Camp Description:
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Potrero Camp Survey - 01-22-2017 - by Josh Isaac
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 01-22-2017
Surveyor Name:Josh Isaac
Camp Description:Visited during a dry spell between storms -- the storm had toppled a tree in camp. It fell on the table and over the campfire ring. Needs removal and table needs repair.
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:Beast mode! Thigh high, strong current.
Weather Conditions:High 40s, had just stormed
Images:




Potrero Camp Survey - 01-15-2017 - by Coyote Dave
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 01-15-2017
Surveyor Name:Coyote Dave
Camp Description:
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:Manzana was boot to calf deep at crossing
Weather Conditions:
Potrero Camp Survey - 05-25-2016 - by Anonymous Surveyor
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 05-25-2016
Surveyor Name:Anonymous Surveyor
Camp Description:
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:clear and clean if you don't stir up the silt
Weather Conditions:70 and clear
Potrero Camp Survey - 05-22-2016 - by James
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 05-22-2016
Surveyor Name:James
Camp Description:Good water at Potrero camp
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:Manzana is flowing nicely
Weather Conditions:
Potrero Camp Survey - 05-11-2016 - by Paul Cronshaw
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 05-11-2016
Surveyor Name:Paul Cronshaw
Camp Description:Both campsites are in good condition.  A large tree has fallen across the creek; it makes for a nice bridge for hikers with good balance. A rock hop can also be done below the fallen tree.
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:Ankle deep
Weather Conditions:Rain ; 60s
Images:


Upper Potrero Campsite
Potrero Camp Survey - 04-17-2016 - by James Wapotich
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 04-17-2016
Surveyor Name:James Wapotich
Camp Description:Good water, great swimhole
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Potrero Camp Survey - 12-27-2015 - by Anonymous Surveyor
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 12-27-2015
Surveyor Name:Anonymous Surveyor
Camp Description:
Water Source:Dry
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Potrero Camp Survey - 04-10-2015 - by Tim Molloy
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 04-10-2015
Surveyor Name:Tim Molloy
Camp Description:Camp is in good condition.
Water Source:Trickle
Water Source Details:Decent amount of water at camp, but not sure how much longer it'll be there.
Weather Conditions:Fair spring weather
Potrero Camp Survey - 11-22-2014 - by Bryan Conant
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 11-22-2014
Surveyor Name:Bryan Conant
Camp Description:Both camps were clean with new tables. There is one large passable sycamore tree that could be cut out of the trail between the two camps. NO WATER! NONE. Trees were beautiful!
Water Source:Dry
Water Source Details:No water
Weather Conditions:
Images:

Lower campground table and setup

View looking down at Potrero Camp from the Potrero Trail


Potrero Camp sign at upper campsite

Downed sycamore between the two camps, it is passable
Potrero Camp Survey - 08-31-2014 - by Los Padres Forest Association
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 08-31-2014
Surveyor Name:Los Padres Forest Association
Camp Description:
Water Source:Dry
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:
Potrero Camp Survey - 05-2-2020 - by Anonymous Surveyor
Link: Potrero Camp
Date: 05-2-2020
Surveyor Name:Anonymous Surveyor
Camp Description:Camp was clean even with the crowds passing through. Creek was flowing. Some pools are 3’ deep. 
Water Source:Flowing
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:

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