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Chicago Stump

Chicago Stump is a national forest camping area in California.

Type
National forest camping area
Location
California
Coordinates
36.79306, -118.98029
Map
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Website
www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/sequoia/recarea/?recid=79595

About Chicago Stump

The Chicago Stump Trail is a short and easy hike to a very interesting and historical site. The hike weaves throughJeffrey pines and shrubs to a verdant meadowringed by young sequoias, red firs and azaleas. The Chicago Stump was originally known as the General Noble Tree. In 1897, it was cut down into sections and reassembled at the Chicago World '||chr(39)||'s Fair. This magnificent display was referred to as the "California Hoax," because of widespread skepticism that a species as big as the giant sequoia ever existed. Distance: 0.6 miles, out and back.

Cell coverage

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Nearby RV services

Dump station
None mapped within 50 mi
Water fill
None mapped within 50 mi
Propane
West Air · 45 mi
Low clearances
None mapped within 10 mi
Off-road routes
354 designated routes (411 mi) within 10 mi

Other places to stay nearby

NameTypeDistanceFeeHookups
Converse Basin National forest camping area 1.4 mi — —
Abbott Creek National forest camping area 1.8 mi — —
Princess Campground Private campground 2.3 mi — —
Princess Campground National forest campground 2.4 mi — —
Princess National forest campground 2.4 mi — No hookups
Crystal Springs Campground National park campground 3.4 mi $16–$32 —

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Sources. USFS and BLM recreation sites. Updated June 2026. Facility facts only; DryRig does not publish ratings or reviews on this page.