Permits – You must have a permit to enter the wilderness. If you are under the age of 18 you must be with a parent or guardian or have a signed consent to obtain the permit.
Drones – The use of powered unmanned aircraft, drones, or other remote controlled aerial devices is prohibited within the park’s boundaries.
Campfires – Campfires and barbeques are permitted within the Idyllwild and Stonecreek Campground. Campfires are only allowed in the park’s designated fire rings and are subject to sudden restrictions in the event of high wildlife condtions. In wilderness areas, campfires and barbeques are prohibited. Only portable camp stoves with an on/off switch are permitted for cooking within all designated campsites within the Mount San Jacinto State Wilderness.
Sanitation – In the state wilderness, use the pit toilets in the campgrounds. In USFS areas, bury human waste at least eight inches deep and at least 200 feet from the nearest drainage, trail, or camp.
Waste Water – Wash dishes and dispose of waste water at least 100 feet from any stream, spring, or faucet.
Trails – Please stay on trails. Help preserve plants and prevent erosion by not making or using shortcuts.
Dogs – Except for trained service animals, all dogs are prohibited in the wilderness areas.
Horses – Equestrians must pack in weed-free feed; grazing in the meadows is strictly prohibited.
Motor/Personal Vehicles & Bicycles – Motor vehicles, bicycles, strollers, coolers, and any wheeled devices, except wheelchairs or walkers, are prohibited in the uneven terrain of the state and USFS wildernesses.
Hunting- The wilderness is a state game refuge; possession of firearms, bows and arrows, slingshots, or other weapons is prohibited.
Trash – Pack it in, pack it out!
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