2012 Map of Warner Springs

About this map

Warner Springs and the expansive waters of Lake Henshaw anchor this Southern California landscape at the start of the 2010s. The region is defined by a network of ranching properties, including Omaya Ranch and Chamberlain Ranch, alongside specialized facilities like the Warner Springs Gliderport and the Puerta La Cruz Conservation Camp. The San Luis Rey River winds through the canyons, connecting small settlements such as Holcomb Village and Sunshine Summit. Local geography is marked by varied water features including Swan Lake, Lost Lake, and the specific Warner Hot Spring. The presence of several campgrounds, such as the Indian Flats Group Campground, indicates the area's transition into a destination for recreation and conservation, while long-standing routes like Chihuahua Valley Rd and Puerta La Cruz Rd maintain the traditional connectivity of this backcountry terrain.