Oak Point and Valley View Campground

Essentials

Campfires allowed

Toilet available

Amenities

Potable water available

Picnic table available

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No electrical hookup

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Activities

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Biking

The Fremont Peak climb is called a climb for a reason. For bikers seeking out a challenge, Fremont Peak is a great route with...Read more

The Fremont Peak climb is called a climb for a reason. For bikers seeking out a challenge, Fremont Peak is a great route with challenging gradients along the way. At the top, your hard work will be rewarded with a view of the Moss Landing smoke stacks. Some parts of this route are uncovered, so if you’re going in the heat of summer, you may want to tackle this one early.

Hiking

There isn’t a ton of hiking here and the camping is a bit more “basic,” but the hike to the peak 360 degree views. This is popu...Read more

There isn’t a ton of hiking here and the camping is a bit more “basic,” but the hike to the peak 360 degree views. This is popular destination for photographers as well - pray for fog! The peak rises majestically above the sea of fog and the views are dreamlike.

Wildlife watching

Canyons come with all sorts of interesting critters, and Fremont Peak State Park is no exception. Coyotes, bobcats, raccoons al...Read more

Canyons come with all sorts of interesting critters, and Fremont Peak State Park is no exception. Coyotes, bobcats, raccoons all call the area home, as do foxes, deer and turkey buzzards.. Keep your eye out for slithery friends as well, as snakes and lizards also enjoy the hilly, dry countryside.

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The vibe at Oak Point and Valley View Campground

2,474ftListing's elevation

5 Written reviews/5 Written reviews at other campgrounds

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Ewen D.

didn't provide a recommendation.

June 8th, 2015

If you stay at the weekend the public picnic/barbecue area can be a little noisy for those sites in Oak Point that are close by, so if you want quiet during the day, aim to get a site at the other end.

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Jeanette A.

recommends this listing.

June 14th, 2017

No running water in the bathrooms. Overall the campsite area is small and the trails connect from the campsite to the Fremont Peak trail

Trail connecting from campsite to Fremont Peak trailhead parking lot

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Briana K.

didn't provide a recommendation.

September 11th, 2017

Camped here for NYE this past year with friends. It was empty! Reached cool temperatures and we even witnessed some falling snow our last night. The right gear makes all of the difference! The views were beautiful. Sites were a tad small (there were three couples in our group). Vault toilets are never nice but weren't as bad because of the cold.

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Chris B.

didn't provide a recommendation.

July 1st, 2018

We stayed in Valley View. Pleasantly small. Not much to do if you have small kids who can’t do steep trails yet. Site 7 is completely exposed, to the point of being uninhabitable during hot afternoons. Site 8 has the best view. Other nice options were 3, 4, 5, 9 & 10. All in all, a nice campground not too far from civilization. Just avoid site 7 if it’s warm.

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Ewen D.

didn't provide a recommendation.

June 8th, 2015

Oak Point is a nice campsite (separate from Valley View) but when we stayed (in June) everyone was tormented by flies!

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