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The best glamping sites in Marin County
97% (1.3K) • 33 campsites
Top-rated glamping sites near Marin County
Meadow camping in Bolinas
1. Meadow camping in Bolinas
98%
(585)
Bolinas, CA · 6 sites · Tents, Lodging
Welcome to Blackberry Farm, a rustic retreat in Bolinas on the western slope of Mount Tamalpais. Set on historic Peter’s Dairy Ranch, our farm offers a grassy meadow with 4 walk-in tent sites, plus two rustic sheds. Wake to songbirds, hens, and sheep, and fall asleep under the stars. Amenities include an outdoor shower + hot tub, covered cook area, hangout space, tree swings, and redwood grove seating. Just a 15-minute walk to downtown Bolinas and the beach. Group camping welcome—please self-book all sites and sheds for private gatherings (max 20 people). Reservations open 3 months in advance. Sites book out fast. Closed seasonally from Thanksgiving to early March.
BYO Tent Campsites
Site 1: Left meadow, near kitchen + hot tub
Site 2: Center, by bee garden and apiary
Site 3: Right, under cypress trees by orchard
Site 4: Near pasture gate + parking (best for car/van campers)
Book Sites 1–3 for the back half of the meadow, or all 4 tent sites (2 tents per site) plus the rustic sheds to reserve the entire camp for privacy.
Amenities at a Glance:
4 walk-in meadow campsites, 2 rustic sheds
Communal camping (shared amenities)
Outdoor shower & hot tub
Covered cook area with propane campstove
Weather-protected hangout space
Tree swings & redwood grove seating
Wheelbarrow for hauling gear
Recycling & compost bins (pack out your trash)
15-min walk to Bolinas + beach
House Rules at a Glance
Seasonal: Closed Thanksgiving–early March
Booking: Reservations open 3 months in advance
Groups: Self-book all sites for family/friends gatherings. No amplified music or loud behavior. Sound carries further than you'd think, please respect our neighbors.
Pets: 1 well-behaved, leashed dog per site (no chasing animals or disturbing guests)
Families: Mind your children. (no harassing farm animals or moving farm stuff)
Parking: 1 car per site (max 18' L × 7' W × 10' H). No RVs, trailers, or meadow parking
Gear: Campsites are walk-in; wheelbarrow provided
Waste: Pack it in, pack it out. Recycling + food-scrap compost available
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$66
/ night
The Olive Farm
2. The Olive Farm
99%
(380)
Novato, CA · 2 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Excellent Group Site! We only host one group at a time so you can be with your family and friends in a large, flat and private space. Choose between the campground, the cabin, or both! You can add the cabin to your campground stay under "extras'!
The land was originally purchased in the 1980's. Since then, it has been used by four generations of the family as a place to gather, relax, camp and even celebrate. I had my wedding on the property in 2010. For a few years we held an annual music festival with the very inventive name of Samapalooza. Up to 400 people would attend the day filled with live music, food and drinks. You will still find the stage and bar we built as an outdoor kitchen and dining area.
Around 2008, my father and I planted our first olive trees. Many have been planted since which has gifted the land the timeless sense of purpose it deserves. My father dedicated his last years to tending the young trees and now I have taken the mantle to carry the farm forward.
'The Property', as it is known amongst family and friends has always been a place to camp. I have sat around the same fire ring for decades, rain or shine. I hope that fellow hipcampers can find the joy that my family and I have experienced here.
This is a very private camp on a small olive farm. Geographically close to highways and the town of Novato, Sonoma and Napa wine country, this camp feels remote and secluded. Only one camp on the property to keep it private and special. You basically have your run of the land. We have just updated the land and made some nice improvements. Located on ten acres, you will drive past a small olive grove before reaching the spacious and open campground.
Just up the hill from the camp is a private pond where you can fish, take out a small boat or just sit and watch the birds. It can be great swimming on hot summer days.
This spot has been used by the family for decades and is now open to share with fellow nature lovers.
Just a note: While the majority of the time you can expect complete privacy, this is a working olive farm. From time to time you may run into me (Sam) or someone else associated with the land. We will always do our best to respect your space.
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from
$126
/ night
Comfy Studio Near Trails & Beaches
3. Comfy Studio Near Trails & Beaches
100%
(9)
Lagunitas, CA · 1 site
Comfy and private freestanding studio with large deck.
The studio is nestled in a grove of live oaks, and overlooks a quaint market flower garden.
This is a bed and breakfast, offering coffee, tea, fresh fruit, oatmeal, granola, juice, milk, oat/almond milk etc.
This fenced-in property, and large, private, covered deck provides safe storage for guest bikes and sporting equipment.
Local trail maps provided for your hiking and biking adventures!
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The studio is located on a small farm located on the forest ridge of Mount Barnabe.
The property has two acres fenced off from the wildlife creatures, such as deer, coyotes, foxes, raccoons, etc., that often wander behind the property.
The studio is located in the center of the property surrounded by a grove of live oaks, privacy fences, curtains, and hedges, to provide the utmost privacy for our guests.
The cottage across from the studio is where your hosts reside with their hens, roosters and Logan (the farm dog), where they are readily available to accommodate guest needs.
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from
$185
/ night
Mount Tamalpais State Park
4. Mount Tamalpais State Park
96%
(208)
State park in California · 50 sites
See redwoods, trail run, and climb the Bay Area’s second tallest peak.
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Samuel P. Taylor State Park
5. Samuel P. Taylor State Park
94%
(167)
State park in California · 68 sites
Romp in an untouched wilderness where ancient trees guide your explorations.
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Estero San Antonio Wonderland
6. Estero San Antonio Wonderland
97%
(701)
Petaluma, CA · 6 sites · Tents, Lodging
Enjoy access to our open pastures for picnics and educational self guided and in-person guided tours. At check-in, we will provide you with arrival instructions, guiding you towards a few special places around the ranch and nearby areas to learn about our watershed, our farming practices and regenerative agriculture. We also offer a variety of grass-finished beef, lamb, pork, eggs, and vegetables grown and raised right here on the ranch at our farm shop.
The fees listed on this site are for the educational tours. By supporting us through our educational tours you also reserve a camping spot for FREE if you wish to stay with us overnight and enjoy your agricultural products from the farm.
Primitive sites are back-to-basics: no hookups, no structures, no potable water. There is non-potable water available for washing—please bring your own drinking water. A shared composting toilet is available to all campers. Winds can be strong in spring and summer, but sites are placed on the leeward side for protection. Fires are permitted when conditions allow—check with us on arrival.
We’re just 10 minutes from Tomales, 15 from Valley Ford, and 3.5 miles from Dillon Beach. Bring a kayak or canoe and paddle from camp to the Pacific via the Estero.
Primitive and RV Sites with sweeping views of West Marin pastureland at True Grass Farms, a working ranch along the Estero San Antonio. Our campsites are well spaced for privacy and quiet, surrounded by birdsong, grazing animals, and the rhythms of ranch life.
Each primitive site overlooks the Estero and is near a mowed grass road for easy access. It’s peaceful here at night—other campers may be nearby, but you’ll feel immersed in nature.
Looking for more comfort? We offer two RV sites:
The Heron’s Nest is a cozy trailer tucked under a large willow, just 10 feet from the water. It includes a queen bed, kitchenette, indoor composting toilet, outdoor shower, firepit, and direct Estero access—perfect for two guests.
The Badger’s Den is a private full trailer with a queen bed, kitchen, dining area, indoor shower, and composting toilet—plus a private wood fired sauna, firepit, and peaceful surroundings.
We care deeply for this land and invite guests who feel the same. Visit True Grass Farms online to learn more.
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from
$68
/ night
Stemple Creek Ranch
7. Stemple Creek Ranch
95%
(65)
Tomales, CA · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Stemple Creek Ranch is an organic cattle ranch in Marin County, CA. Our property is private and picturesque. We have several camping locations on the ranch and also two small cabins and a small farmhouse available. Our campsites change between a few spots based on the weather and where our livestock are at the moment. All of the campsite locations are beautiful and have been enjoyed by many guests. We look forward to sharing our land with you!
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from
$158
/ night
Tiny House Near Muir Woods, Mt. Tam
8. Tiny House Near Muir Woods, Mt. Tam
100%
(1)
Mill Valley, CA · 1 site
Experience tiny house living in a charming, private eco-friendly tiny house RV with off-street parking, lush shared garden & sleeping loft with a cozy queen bed. Close to downtown Mill Valley, hiking/biking trails, tennis, golf, Stinson and Muir beaches, Muir Woods, Mt. Tam and the historic Sweetwater Music Hall, 20 minutes to SF.
If you've been curious about tiny house RV living, here's your chance to experience it. "Jenny" (she arrived from Virginia) offers 120 square feet of cozy living space that you enter though a private lush garden. She's situated in the driveway of a quiet and safe residential block that I have called home for more than three decades.
She is 8-by-13 feet, 13 feet high in the kitchen/dining area, 6-foot-9 inches high in the bathroom & living area. You will need to be able to climb a ladder to access the sleeping area, so it is not suitable for anyone with restricted mobility. Also, the loft is 34 1/2 inches from the peak to the top of the mattress—if you are claustrophobic or plus-sized or both, it might feel tight.
She features a full-size shower, a dry toilet, a sink, fridge/freezer, microwave, dishes/utensils, AC/heater & a cozy sitting area with Moroccan poufs. Healthy snacks, tea, coffee, creamers, sweeteners & filtered water are provided.
Jenny is a private space separate from the main house.
The fenced-in garden has a dining table & chairs, 2 Adirondack chairs & a hammock & room to store bikes safely.
Local trail maps provided for hiking & biking adventures.
A weather-proof locked storage unit can hold luggage & other items safely to free up space in the tiny house during your stay. There is one dedicated off-street parking spot.
Please note that the nightly fee includes the City of Mill Valley's 10% transient occupancy tax & 2% tourism tax, which means you'll be staying in a unique property in Southern Marin for under $100 a night.
Please note this space is NOT safe for children under age 8—the ladder is steep & there is no railing on the sleeping loft area— not appropriate for your beloved furry friend as I have a dog .
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$99
/ night
The Egrets Nest
9. The Egrets Nest
94%
(18)
San Geronimo, CA · 1 site
Our property is .3 acres. It is on a semi rural street, private property in the midst of nature. The little cabin sits above a creek which flows and roars like a river in the winter. In the spring enjoy the beauty of the wild flowers and blossoming trees. The deer come in and out- it is difficult to maintain a vegetable garden! We are ten minutes from the Samuel P Taylor camp ground and 30 to 40 minutes from the coastal trails in the Point Reyes National sea shore. Nearby, hiking trails abound, There are trail maps in the cabin. Tomales bay is 30 minutes down the road.
Our property is home to a small grove of redwoods, one very large redwood, many fir trees and old ivy covered trees that line the creek. The fences on either side of the property crawl with wild grape vines and a large cherry tree stands next to the cabin. The bathroom is in the main house. This is a good home base for hiking, biking, resting and showering.
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$72
/ night
Bay View "Tree House"
10. Bay View "Tree House"
100%
(12)
San Rafael, CA · 1 site
This is a beautiful, 20-sided shingled cottage set on 2 acres of oak trees, with views of the San Francisco Bay through the trees. The property is gated with off-street parking. This unique guest house offers one bedroom with a queen bed, and a full size sofa bed in the living room. Windows in every room look out into the oaks, where you can see deer, squirrels, hummingbirds, and occasional rabbits. For its location, it feels incredibly private!
The cottage is just 2 miles from charming downtown San Rafael, and just 1 mile to mountain biking, hiking, and picnicking at China Camp State Park. San Rafael is the perfect location for day trips to San Francisco, Mt. Tamalpais, and all of Marin, Sonoma, and Napa counties.
The cottage was built with the finest materials, including slate roof with copper gutters, bamboo and slate floors, granite counter tops, tumbled marble shower, and maple cabinets. A deck with glass railing encircles the entire house. There is a full kitchen, wireless high speed Internet, and cable. The only other other structure on the property is our main home. The hot tub, which hipcampers are welcome to use upon request, is on the deck of the main house.
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$205
/ night
Windsong Guest Yurt
11. Windsong Guest Yurt
Point Reyes Station, CA
Escape to Windsong Cottage B&B Yurt in Point Reyes Station, West Marin. Nestled on a peaceful country road, this cozy and romantic retreat offers unique lodging near coastal beauty, starry night skies, and village charm—perfect for a relaxing getaway or rejuvenating retreat.
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97% (1.3K) • 33 campsites
Top-rated glamping sites near Marin County
Meadow camping in Bolinas
1. Meadow camping in Bolinas
98%
(585)
Bolinas, CA · 6 sites · Tents, Lodging
Welcome to Blackberry Farm, a rustic retreat in Bolinas on the western slope of Mount Tamalpais. Set on historic Peter’s Dairy Ranch, our farm offers a grassy meadow with 4 walk-in tent sites, plus two rustic sheds. Wake to songbirds, hens, and sheep, and fall asleep under the stars. Amenities include an outdoor shower + hot tub, covered cook area, hangout space, tree swings, and redwood grove seating. Just a 15-minute walk to downtown Bolinas and the beach. Group camping welcome—please self-book all sites and sheds for private gatherings (max 20 people). Reservations open 3 months in advance. Sites book out fast. Closed seasonally from Thanksgiving to early March.
BYO Tent Campsites
Site 1: Left meadow, near kitchen + hot tub
Site 2: Center, by bee garden and apiary
Site 3: Right, under cypress trees by orchard
Site 4: Near pasture gate + parking (best for car/van campers)
Book Sites 1–3 for the back half of the meadow, or all 4 tent sites (2 tents per site) plus the rustic sheds to reserve the entire camp for privacy.
Amenities at a Glance:
4 walk-in meadow campsites, 2 rustic sheds
Communal camping (shared amenities)
Outdoor shower & hot tub
Covered cook area with propane campstove
Weather-protected hangout space
Tree swings & redwood grove seating
Wheelbarrow for hauling gear
Recycling & compost bins (pack out your trash)
15-min walk to Bolinas + beach
House Rules at a Glance
Seasonal: Closed Thanksgiving–early March
Booking: Reservations open 3 months in advance
Groups: Self-book all sites for family/friends gatherings. No amplified music or loud behavior. Sound carries further than you'd think, please respect our neighbors.
Pets: 1 well-behaved, leashed dog per site (no chasing animals or disturbing guests)
Families: Mind your children. (no harassing farm animals or moving farm stuff)
Parking: 1 car per site (max 18' L × 7' W × 10' H). No RVs, trailers, or meadow parking
Gear: Campsites are walk-in; wheelbarrow provided
Waste: Pack it in, pack it out. Recycling + food-scrap compost available
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$66
/ night
The Olive Farm
2. The Olive Farm
99%
(380)
Novato, CA · 2 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Excellent Group Site! We only host one group at a time so you can be with your family and friends in a large, flat and private space. Choose between the campground, the cabin, or both! You can add the cabin to your campground stay under "extras'!
The land was originally purchased in the 1980's. Since then, it has been used by four generations of the family as a place to gather, relax, camp and even celebrate. I had my wedding on the property in 2010. For a few years we held an annual music festival with the very inventive name of Samapalooza. Up to 400 people would attend the day filled with live music, food and drinks. You will still find the stage and bar we built as an outdoor kitchen and dining area.
Around 2008, my father and I planted our first olive trees. Many have been planted since which has gifted the land the timeless sense of purpose it deserves. My father dedicated his last years to tending the young trees and now I have taken the mantle to carry the farm forward.
'The Property', as it is known amongst family and friends has always been a place to camp. I have sat around the same fire ring for decades, rain or shine. I hope that fellow hipcampers can find the joy that my family and I have experienced here.
This is a very private camp on a small olive farm. Geographically close to highways and the town of Novato, Sonoma and Napa wine country, this camp feels remote and secluded. Only one camp on the property to keep it private and special. You basically have your run of the land. We have just updated the land and made some nice improvements. Located on ten acres, you will drive past a small olive grove before reaching the spacious and open campground.
Just up the hill from the camp is a private pond where you can fish, take out a small boat or just sit and watch the birds. It can be great swimming on hot summer days.
This spot has been used by the family for decades and is now open to share with fellow nature lovers.
Just a note: While the majority of the time you can expect complete privacy, this is a working olive farm. From time to time you may run into me (Sam) or someone else associated with the land. We will always do our best to respect your space.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$126
/ night
Comfy Studio Near Trails & Beaches
3. Comfy Studio Near Trails & Beaches
100%
(9)
Lagunitas, CA · 1 site
Comfy and private freestanding studio with large deck.
The studio is nestled in a grove of live oaks, and overlooks a quaint market flower garden.
This is a bed and breakfast, offering coffee, tea, fresh fruit, oatmeal, granola, juice, milk, oat/almond milk etc.
This fenced-in property, and large, private, covered deck provides safe storage for guest bikes and sporting equipment.
Local trail maps provided for your hiking and biking adventures!
--
The studio is located on a small farm located on the forest ridge of Mount Barnabe.
The property has two acres fenced off from the wildlife creatures, such as deer, coyotes, foxes, raccoons, etc., that often wander behind the property.
The studio is located in the center of the property surrounded by a grove of live oaks, privacy fences, curtains, and hedges, to provide the utmost privacy for our guests.
The cottage across from the studio is where your hosts reside with their hens, roosters and Logan (the farm dog), where they are readily available to accommodate guest needs.
Toilets
Showers
Wifi
from
$185
/ night
Mount Tamalpais State Park
4. Mount Tamalpais State Park
96%
(208)
State park in California · 50 sites
See redwoods, trail run, and climb the Bay Area’s second tallest peak.
Pets
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Campfires
Samuel P. Taylor State Park
5. Samuel P. Taylor State Park
94%
(167)
State park in California · 68 sites
Romp in an untouched wilderness where ancient trees guide your explorations.
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Estero San Antonio Wonderland
6. Estero San Antonio Wonderland
97%
(701)
Petaluma, CA · 6 sites · Tents, Lodging
Enjoy access to our open pastures for picnics and educational self guided and in-person guided tours. At check-in, we will provide you with arrival instructions, guiding you towards a few special places around the ranch and nearby areas to learn about our watershed, our farming practices and regenerative agriculture. We also offer a variety of grass-finished beef, lamb, pork, eggs, and vegetables grown and raised right here on the ranch at our farm shop.
The fees listed on this site are for the educational tours. By supporting us through our educational tours you also reserve a camping spot for FREE if you wish to stay with us overnight and enjoy your agricultural products from the farm.
Primitive sites are back-to-basics: no hookups, no structures, no potable water. There is non-potable water available for washing—please bring your own drinking water. A shared composting toilet is available to all campers. Winds can be strong in spring and summer, but sites are placed on the leeward side for protection. Fires are permitted when conditions allow—check with us on arrival.
We’re just 10 minutes from Tomales, 15 from Valley Ford, and 3.5 miles from Dillon Beach. Bring a kayak or canoe and paddle from camp to the Pacific via the Estero.
Primitive and RV Sites with sweeping views of West Marin pastureland at True Grass Farms, a working ranch along the Estero San Antonio. Our campsites are well spaced for privacy and quiet, surrounded by birdsong, grazing animals, and the rhythms of ranch life.
Each primitive site overlooks the Estero and is near a mowed grass road for easy access. It’s peaceful here at night—other campers may be nearby, but you’ll feel immersed in nature.
Looking for more comfort? We offer two RV sites:
The Heron’s Nest is a cozy trailer tucked under a large willow, just 10 feet from the water. It includes a queen bed, kitchenette, indoor composting toilet, outdoor shower, firepit, and direct Estero access—perfect for two guests.
The Badger’s Den is a private full trailer with a queen bed, kitchen, dining area, indoor shower, and composting toilet—plus a private wood fired sauna, firepit, and peaceful surroundings.
We care deeply for this land and invite guests who feel the same. Visit True Grass Farms online to learn more.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$68
/ night
Stemple Creek Ranch
7. Stemple Creek Ranch
95%
(65)
Tomales, CA · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Stemple Creek Ranch is an organic cattle ranch in Marin County, CA. Our property is private and picturesque. We have several camping locations on the ranch and also two small cabins and a small farmhouse available. Our campsites change between a few spots based on the weather and where our livestock are at the moment. All of the campsite locations are beautiful and have been enjoyed by many guests. We look forward to sharing our land with you!
Toilets
Showers
Wifi
from
$158
/ night
Tiny House Near Muir Woods, Mt. Tam
8. Tiny House Near Muir Woods, Mt. Tam
100%
(1)
Mill Valley, CA · 1 site
Experience tiny house living in a charming, private eco-friendly tiny house RV with off-street parking, lush shared garden & sleeping loft with a cozy queen bed. Close to downtown Mill Valley, hiking/biking trails, tennis, golf, Stinson and Muir beaches, Muir Woods, Mt. Tam and the historic Sweetwater Music Hall, 20 minutes to SF.
If you've been curious about tiny house RV living, here's your chance to experience it. "Jenny" (she arrived from Virginia) offers 120 square feet of cozy living space that you enter though a private lush garden. She's situated in the driveway of a quiet and safe residential block that I have called home for more than three decades.
She is 8-by-13 feet, 13 feet high in the kitchen/dining area, 6-foot-9 inches high in the bathroom & living area. You will need to be able to climb a ladder to access the sleeping area, so it is not suitable for anyone with restricted mobility. Also, the loft is 34 1/2 inches from the peak to the top of the mattress—if you are claustrophobic or plus-sized or both, it might feel tight.
She features a full-size shower, a dry toilet, a sink, fridge/freezer, microwave, dishes/utensils, AC/heater & a cozy sitting area with Moroccan poufs. Healthy snacks, tea, coffee, creamers, sweeteners & filtered water are provided.
Jenny is a private space separate from the main house.
The fenced-in garden has a dining table & chairs, 2 Adirondack chairs & a hammock & room to store bikes safely.
Local trail maps provided for hiking & biking adventures.
A weather-proof locked storage unit can hold luggage & other items safely to free up space in the tiny house during your stay. There is one dedicated off-street parking spot.
Please note that the nightly fee includes the City of Mill Valley's 10% transient occupancy tax & 2% tourism tax, which means you'll be staying in a unique property in Southern Marin for under $100 a night.
Please note this space is NOT safe for children under age 8—the ladder is steep & there is no railing on the sleeping loft area— not appropriate for your beloved furry friend as I have a dog .
Toilets
Showers
Wifi
from
$99
/ night
The Egrets Nest
9. The Egrets Nest
94%
(18)
San Geronimo, CA · 1 site
Our property is .3 acres. It is on a semi rural street, private property in the midst of nature. The little cabin sits above a creek which flows and roars like a river in the winter. In the spring enjoy the beauty of the wild flowers and blossoming trees. The deer come in and out- it is difficult to maintain a vegetable garden! We are ten minutes from the Samuel P Taylor camp ground and 30 to 40 minutes from the coastal trails in the Point Reyes National sea shore. Nearby, hiking trails abound, There are trail maps in the cabin. Tomales bay is 30 minutes down the road.
Our property is home to a small grove of redwoods, one very large redwood, many fir trees and old ivy covered trees that line the creek. The fences on either side of the property crawl with wild grape vines and a large cherry tree stands next to the cabin. The bathroom is in the main house. This is a good home base for hiking, biking, resting and showering.
Toilets
Showers
Wifi
from
$72
/ night
Bay View "Tree House"
10. Bay View "Tree House"
100%
(12)
San Rafael, CA · 1 site
This is a beautiful, 20-sided shingled cottage set on 2 acres of oak trees, with views of the San Francisco Bay through the trees. The property is gated with off-street parking. This unique guest house offers one bedroom with a queen bed, and a full size sofa bed in the living room. Windows in every room look out into the oaks, where you can see deer, squirrels, hummingbirds, and occasional rabbits. For its location, it feels incredibly private!
The cottage is just 2 miles from charming downtown San Rafael, and just 1 mile to mountain biking, hiking, and picnicking at China Camp State Park. San Rafael is the perfect location for day trips to San Francisco, Mt. Tamalpais, and all of Marin, Sonoma, and Napa counties.
The cottage was built with the finest materials, including slate roof with copper gutters, bamboo and slate floors, granite counter tops, tumbled marble shower, and maple cabinets. A deck with glass railing encircles the entire house. There is a full kitchen, wireless high speed Internet, and cable. The only other other structure on the property is our main home. The hot tub, which hipcampers are welcome to use upon request, is on the deck of the main house.
Toilets
Showers
Potable water
from
$205
/ night
Windsong Guest Yurt
11. Windsong Guest Yurt
Point Reyes Station, CA
Escape to Windsong Cottage B&B Yurt in Point Reyes Station, West Marin. Nestled on a peaceful country road, this cozy and romantic retreat offers unique lodging near coastal beauty, starry night skies, and village charm—perfect for a relaxing getaway or rejuvenating retreat.
Toilets
Showers
Hot Tub
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Tim
14 hours ago
4 nights at Tiny House Near Muir Woods, Mt. Tam
Great little house! Everything was exactly as described. It worked out perfectly for me. What wasn’t expected was how responsive and helpful the host was, answering in minutes sometimes. I look forward to staying here again.
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Lea
3 weeks ago
Weekend Trip to Bay View "Tree House"
Great views, clean cabin, close to everything we wanted to do. Loved listening to the birds in the mornings.
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Linh
February 2026
Weekend Trip to Comfy Studio Near Trails & Beaches
Location was great. Had everything we needed. The stay felt private and cozy
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Erin
February 2026
1 night at Comfy Studio Near Trails & Beaches
Absolutely loved my rainy overnighter here. I wish I could have had a full weekend. Everything is so well situated inside. It’s roomy. Everything you need for a nice staycation or destination location. So close to parks, yet felt like we were in the middle of the forest. It was quiet. I was very warm and loved being able to cook easily on the induction burner. Loved the breakfast items they included. Truly cannot say enough. Absolutely will return.
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Joel
January 2026
Weekend Trip to Estero San Antonio Wonderland
We had a *beautiful* stay at Emily's & Guido's farm, I've stayed at dozens of HipCamps and cannot recommend this one highly enough. The property is so gorgeous, the hosts are so kind, the arrangements are so cozy, the sauna was an amazing treat. Was fun listening to the frogs at night! (But far enough away, was quite quiet). One note - we were easily able to cook on the stovetop (w/ pots and pans), but weren't able to get the oven working (maybe user error). We drove up from SF, the farm is near so much amazing nature and 3 mins from a delicious bakery. We will definitely be back, hopefully for a longer stay! My only worry is that this place will quickly book up - it's very special.
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Kira
January 2026
Weekend Trip to Comfy Studio Near Trails & Beaches
Super comfortable and clean place to stay. Relaxing and quiet environment. Chris is an excellent and responsive host. Highly recommend this stay.
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Matteo
December 2025
With kids
Guido’s camp is simply wonderful. It’s a small village on a farm in a paradisiacal place. The lights and the scents. The stars. The sun when you wake up. The sound of the wind. Guido’s kindness, his warm welcome, and the walks with him through the fields. The area where the camp is located, close to beautiful beaches. Everything is perfect, and we will return every time we pass through San Francisco.
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Nic
December 2025
1 night at Comfy Studio Near Trails & Beaches
A glamper’s dream! This tiny cottage had all the amenities of a full house—cooking, bathroom, TV, WiFi, and heaters. After a full day of exploring nearby Point Reyes, my friend and I were able to sleep in maximum comfort.
Note, this cottage is in a residential area, so you will have drive to any outdoor adventures, but the cottage still has lovely outdoor seating that overlooks the flower garden.
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Anna
November 2025
With kids
Me and my daughter love this place so much. The host are always prompt and friendly. We will be back next spring.
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Stefanie
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Meadow camping in Bolinas
Beautiful, quiet, cozy camp site on a small farm and close to the town of Bolinas, ocean, hiking trails and the best little farm stand (their produce and eggs are incredible) along the coast! The outdoor kitchen and bathroom were lovely and the other guests, as well as the hosts, were considerate, friendly and helpful. Felt private, peaceful too. Everyone respected the shared amenities and space. So lovely. Would go back in a heartbeat.
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Diamond
October 2025
1 night at Meadow camping in Bolinas
My boyfriend and I loved the Elk shed. It was a short and fleeting visit for us but worth every second. The hot tub was a relaxing thing to do after we cooked dinner in the outdoor kitchen. Walter was very kind when we arrived right at sunset and showed us around. You can hear the distant “baa!”-ing of the nearby sheep in the evening and the crowing of a rooster at the crack of dawn. I personally loved it and enjoyed the feel of being on a farm, but something to be aware of if you are sensitive to things like that. In the middle of the camping area between the camping ground and two sheds is a shower on site and two bathroom stalls, a bathroom sink with mirror, a spacious kitchen sink and spray hose just off the outdoor kitchen setup, an outdoor dining area and a propane-powered campfire circle (no lighting or wood is permitted but the propane-powered fire was lovely to sit by with a hot cup of tea). They have a pretty stocked kitchen utensil-wise. Whoever keeps up with the seasoning of those cast iron pans is a saint! My boyfriend and I used the on-site grill to make a steak dinner and the cooking setup to pan-fry some potatoes and made a nice pan gravy to top our steaks. Bring your own foodstuffs obviously, and I recommend bringing a double-bag paper grocery bag lined with a trash bag situation to keep all your trash intact, as there are no trash cans on site and you are responsible for cleaning up after yourself. Bring your own towels and bedding, we loved this camp!
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Peter
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Meadow camping in Bolinas
This place was amazing! Really great for camping with a kid.
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Megan
October 2025
With kids
This San Rafael treehouse exceeded all expectations! The space is beautifully designed—modern and incredibly comfortable. We loved every amenity, from the cozy bed to the well-equipped kitchen.
The absolute highlight was the jacuzzi. Soaking under the stars surrounded by trees was pure bliss and made our stay unforgettable.
Perfect blend of nature and luxury. Highly recommend!
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Allegra
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Meadow camping in Bolinas
Beautiful space. We were very cozy and loved getting to see the sheep and llama. Everything was super easy. Great location near the beach.
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Nicole
September 2025
Weekend Trip to The Egrets Nest
I stayed at Egret’s Nest for one night only and regretted not being able to stay longer! The place is really cozy and comfy for 1 person and the yard/surroundings are beautiful and serene
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Antoine
September 2025
Weekend Trip to Meadow camping in Bolinas
We stayed in the Rustic Farm Shed - Elk and had a great time. We enjoyed the hot-tub, the very well furnished outdoor kitchen and the warm welcome/ local recommendations by our host! Everything in beautiful surroundings, we will be back!
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Kat
September 2025
Weekend Trip to Meadow camping in Bolinas
Such a wonderful campsite!! My kids loved the hot tub. Walking distance to town and the beach was really nice. Hot showers and kitchen amenities made it easy to camp with kiddos. Highly recommend, we would def return
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James
September 2025
Weekend Trip to Estero San Antonio Wonderland
We absolutely loved the Badger’s Den site, and the wood-fired private sauna + cold plunge were really great amenities. Guido and Emily are super hosts and the care they put into the accommodation and farm is evident. Guido was exceptionally responsive over Hipcamp for all our questions during our stay, and messaged us when the cows were grazing within a short walk of the pond so we could go see them, having expressed earlier interest. Great stargazing, cute pigs. 11/10 stay - we will be coming back. Plenty of nice biking, hiking, and beaching nearby. The veggie croissant at Route One is a must-have.
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Sara
August 2025
Weekend Trip to Meadow camping in Bolinas
I enjoyed the peace and beauty of the farm. It felt far away from the hustle and bustle of the city, yet it was only a little more than an hour's drive. The accommodations were rustic but but all our needs were very thoughtfully provided for.
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Caroline
August 2025
1 night at Comfy Studio Near Trails & Beaches
Spacious! Felt like a true getaway. Great variety for breakfast from oatmeal to English muffins to multiple types of milk. Clear instructions on how to get there. I wish I could have spent longer at this place.
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Where to go
Dillon Beach
A small private beach community at the northern tip of the county, Dillon Beach sits at the mouth of Tomales Bay where it meets the open Pacific. Camping here is primarily at private campgrounds on the bluffs above the beach. It sees fewer day-trippers than Stinson and has a quieter feel that suits weekend trips year-round.
Stinson Beach
Stinson Beach is the widest and most swimmable stretch of ocean beach in Marin — not saying much given the cold water, but in summer the conditions can actually be decent for wading. The town has a couple of good restaurants and a campground in Mount Tamalpais State Park just above it. Weekends in summer get congested on the access road (Highway 1); midweek is notably calmer.
Bolinas
Bolinas is the town that famously keeps removing its highway signs, and the attitude carries through — it's small, slightly insular, and better for it. Camping near Bolinas puts you close to the Bolinas Lagoon and Audubon Canyon Ranch, a great spot for great blue heron nesting in spring. The surf break at the end of Wharf Road is one of the better waves on this part of the coast.
Inverness
Perched on the western shore of Tomales Bay, Inverness serves as the main gateway to the backcountry of Point Reyes. Tomales Bay itself is calm water, good for kayaking in any season.
Point Reyes Station
Point Reyes Station is the last stop for supplies before heading into the national seashore. It's a logical staging point for multi-day hikes in Point Reyes National Seashore. The town sits in a pastoral valley that can be 20°F warmer than the coast — the fog line often sits right at the ridgeline above.
Point Reyes National Seashore
Point Reyes National Seashore covers 71,000 acres of coastal wilderness — beaches, cliffs, forest, and grassland — all accessible from four hike-in campgrounds that require advance reservations. Sky Camp on Mount Wittenberg gives views to the coast when fog allows; Coast Camp sits above a long beach accessible by trail. The elk herds at Limantour and Drake's Beach are worth planning around.
Angel Island State Park
Angel Island sits in the middle of San Francisco Bay, accessible by ferry from Tiburon, and it's one of the more unusual camping experiences in the Bay Area — you're surrounded by water, with views of the city, the bridge, and Marin's hills. Sites are limited and book early. The former immigration station and military fortifications make for interesting hiking between setting up camp and watching the bay go dark.
Golden Gate National Recreation Area
The Golden Gate National Recreation Area covers significant Marin County land including the Marin Headlands, where tent cabins and backcountry campsites sit within sight of the bridge. Hawk Hill in October draws some of the best raptor migrations on the West Coast. The trail system connects to the Coastal Trail and down into the Headlands with minimal elevation drama.
Tomales Bay State Park
Tomales Bay State Park occupies the western shoreline of the bay, protecting a calm-water environment that's ideal for sea kayaking and oyster spotting. Heart's Desire Beach is the most popular day use area; the surrounding forest hikes are short but quiet.
When to go
Marin's best camping is in fall — September through November, when the summer marine layer pulls back, temperatures reach the mid-60s to low 70s on the coast, and the trails are uncrowded. Spring is the second choice, with green hills through April before the hills turn gold. Summer is a mixed bag: July and August are technically dry but heavily fogged, with coastal temperatures rarely cracking 65°F. Come prepared to layer in any season.
Spring (March–May)
Spring is the photogenic season — tule elk with new calves, wildflowers across the Reyes mesa, green hills that won't last past June. Daytime highs hover in the mid-50s to low 60s in March and April, warming into the upper 60s by May. Rain is possible through April; March can be stormy along the coast. Book reservations early regardless, as spring weekends at Point Reyes fill quickly.
Summer (June–August)
Summer in Marin means fog. The marine layer sits over the coast almost every morning in July, often burning off by early afternoon — or not at all. Temperatures rarely exceed the mid-60s at the coast, making for what visitors expecting California sunshine often describe as a shock. That said, it's dry, it's green (by California standards), and the backcountry of Reyes is genuinely beautiful in the soft light. Pack a real jacket.
Fall (September–November)
The fog retreats in September and Marin has its warmest, clearest days. Highs in the upper 60s with clear skies over 60–70% of the time make this the most reliably pleasant camping stretch. The elk rut at Point Reyes happens in September and October, when bulls bugle across Drake's Estero. October offers the best combination of warm temps, clear skies, and thinning crowds before the rains return.
Winter (December–February)
Campgrounds at Point Reyes and Mount Tam stay open year-round, and winter camping here can be excellent if you pick the right window. Lows drop into the low 40s at the coast but rarely below freezing. Rain arrives reliably from December through February, and storms can be intense. The upside: the backcountry is nearly empty, the hills are starting to green up, and gray whale migration peaks along the Reyes cliffs in January.
