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Point Reyes National Seashore, California
If there’s one word that can describe Point Reyes National Seashore it’s “diverse” (we could have gone with “epic” as well, but sometimes we get carried away with that word). This 71,028 acre park is Read more...
If there’s one word that can describe Point Reyes National Seashore it’s “diverse” (we could have gone with “epic” as well, but sometimes we get carried away with that word). This 71,028 acre park is made up of rocky coastal headlands, massive sand beaches, wide open grasslands, blackberry brushed hillsides and lush forested ridgelines. There is an abundance of life, with over 1500 species of plants and animals, for you to discover. One thing is for certain, this park begs to be explored!
Oshie: Sites 1-3AB are most exposed to neighbors but closest to bathroom. Sites 5-7 are the small but offers...
Kiran: Remember that this is a hike-in site, so you'll be a couple miles away from your car. Pack really only...
Sasha: Definitely make sure you leave early in the day. The wind picks up around noon, which (if you're...
Bryn: If you ask me, this is the perfect mix between car camping and pack-in. It's about a 30 minute walk...
Andy: No frills spot. Great if you just need a place to set down you gear and sleep in-between exploring Pt...
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Alex: Sites 2-17 all have a frustratingly clear view of the major roadway Frances Drake Blvd, would...
Ryan: -Cabins 7/8 closest to water.
-Has cell service there so it's good for coordinating groups, can still...
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Brooke: Beautiful beach! The camp site is packed with little privacy. Lots of RVs. Dogs allowed.
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Jason: Site #1 is the most scenic by far. Views of the city, bay, and Golden Gate Bridge from your tent &...