The Loran/Claiborne Camp is provided for camping with ATV's and motorcycles. The Claiborne trails are available for ATV, motorcycle, and horse use. Hiking and biking are also allowed on the trail; however, they are primarily used for motorized and equestrian rider. Daily usage fee is $7
located off U.S. Highway 165. From Forest Hill at the intersection of LA Hwy 112 East and U.S. Hwy 165, go north on Hwy 165 for 2.1 miles. Turn left (west) on LA Hwy 112 West and travel 2.6 miles and turn right (north) on Forest Road 258. Go 1.4 miles to the Loran-Claiborne Trailhead day-use parking area and the camping areas are just past the parking area seperated by signs.

The Ahtus Melder Equestrian Camp is set up very openly, leaving the campers to use their imagination on how best to camp. Melder Camp is very primitive, no water is available, no restroom facilities, please bring your trash out with you and enjoy your stay.
Located just off LA Hwy 112 West approximately one mile past the Forest Road 258 turnoff to the Loran/Claiborne Trailhead Camp. Turn south on Forest Road 267 and take an immediate left onto Forest Road 269. The camping area is on the right in the grassy area under the large pines.

The BoyScout Camp Boy Scout camp is designated for use by motorcycle campers. The facilities are similar to the Ahtus Melder camp in that no water is available, no trash receptacles, and no restroom facilities.
From Forest Hill, take U.S. Hwy 165 north to Forest Road 214 and go north to 2.5 miles to Forest Road E055A and turn right. Go 1 mile to Forest Road E055B and turn right. Boy Scout Camp will be on your right.

Directions to main camp take I49 exit 66 to Hwy 112w, take Hwy 165 north 2.1 miles. Turn left on Hwy 112W. and you are at the old camp entrance.



OHV's must stay on the designated Claiborne trail. All cross-country (off-road, off-trail) travel by any motorized vehicle, including OHV's, is prohibited. No mudding or destruction of resources is allowed. All paved and gravel roads are closed to non-street legal OHV's. it is not legal to cut-donuts in roads or to ride road cut banks and fill slopes. It is also not legal for riders to cut their own trails.



For more information contact the forest service website we can not answer any questions here.