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Jacqueline: I'm a little hesitant to write this review because this place is a gem, and it's alread...
Conor: Amazing stay. Great hosts.
Maggie: We ended up switching campsites and camped at Shelter Rock instead. This was a really g...
Jarrett: This was a great getaway from the city! We really enjoyed the ranch and our campsite. T...
Kelly: Wow! Big Mesa Farmstead is absolutely amazing. You can not beat the proximity to SF, ye...
Will: A little windy the night we stayed but loved the site for a casual overnighter!
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Daniel: Hidden Ravine is perfect for couples or solo campers. Even with other camping areas nea...
Treehouse at Swallowtail Studio
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$195/night
Madison: I don’t typically use the word “magical,” but there’s no better word to describe this p...
Natalia: Chanslor Ranch is one of our favorite locations to get away. Summit is a breathtaking c...
Tiffany: Miwok was a fantastic spot! Large open area great for groups or the solo camper. This w...
Nic: Garden by the Sea is tucked away in the rich coastal community of Bolinas. Most of the...
Madison: I don’t typically use the word “magical,” but there’s no better word to describe this p...
Katie: Just came back from an incredible weekend at Chanslor Ranch on the Mesa Camp site! Camp...
Kaity: We had a WONDERFUL stay at Olamentko. We rented sites 1-4 to accommodate 16 people and ...
Madison: Buffalo Tipi is the most private of the tipis. It's nestled at the back between trees, ...
Debra: Breath taking views in all directions. Secluded sight in the heart of Bodega Bay. We w...
Chanslor Ranch: River site. Max 3 tents / 8 people. Located along the Salmon Creek river, this site is...
Chanslor Ranch: River site. Max 3 tents / 12 people. Located along the Salmon Creek river, this site is...
Natasha: Camping around the Bay Area is always a challenge, with so many outdoor aficionados it ...
M.E.: This site was awesome - amazing sunsets, close to amenities, and great access to the la...
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Point Reyes National Seashore, California
It's backcountry paradise! Hike, bike, paddle or ride a horse your way in to great camping.
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Learn more and join the movement to bring Open Data to your state today!Whether you're boating to camp at Tomales Bay or hiking to a backcountry site in the Phillip Burton Wilderness, this one-of-a-kind combo of beaches, redwoods, and wine country is calling you to Read more...
Whether you're boating to camp at Tomales Bay or hiking to a backcountry site in the Phillip Burton Wilderness, this one-of-a-kind combo of beaches, redwoods, and wine country is calling you to explore.
Start your adventure at the Bear Valley Visitor Center for reservations, backcountry permits, maps, and parking information. If you're kayaking to camp, be sure to start early in the morning to get the best beach spots. And don't forget the tides! You will want to camp far enough up that high tide doesn't catch you by surprise. Some of the beaches, like McClure beach, are only available during low tide.