The best yurts near Point Reyes Station

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The old railway town of Point Reyes Station is more than just a cool stop north of San Francisco. It serves as the gateway to Point Reyes National Seashore—a mecca for outdoor enthusiasts in Northern California. Craggy ridges, foggy meadows, and sandy beaches all meet in this unique coastal landscape.

The park itself boasts a jaw-dropping 150 miles of hiking trails, 80 miles of shoreline, and several quiet bays for kayaking. You might even spot elephant seals sunning themselves in the spring and winter. Keep an eye out for herds of Tule elk near Tomales Point if you're camping in the fall.

Keep in mind there are no developed campgrounds in this national park. On the other hand, the secluded hike-in and boat-in camps deliver an unmatched wilderness experience. The hikes range from 1.8 to 6.3 miles, all starting from trailheads at the Bear Valley Visitor Center.

Sky Camp is nestled on the hillside of Mt. Whittenberg, featuring single and group sites. Meanwhile, Wildcat Camp (horses welcome) is just a short walk from photo-worthy Alamere Falls. If you want to camp in a Redwood Valley, Glen Camp is your go-to spot.

Looking to sleep near the ocean? Coast Camp is steps away from remote beaches and tide pools. Camping on Tomales Bay is boat-in only, and the rustic sites are strictly pack-in, pack-out. Pro tip: all camps require a reservation, and they're wildly popular. Secure your spot well in advance to beat the rush.

For a more laid-back camping experience, a number of private campgrounds near Point Reyes Station offer tent and RV camping. you can also check out the state parks in West Marin, including Samuel P. Taylor State Park.

Like other spots on the California coastline, Point Reyes has great camping weather year round. Bring a windbreaker for unexpected foggy spells, and pack sturdy hiking shoes for the rugged terrain. If you're beach camping, keep your eyes on the tide—you don't want your gear getting swept away.

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Top-rated campgrounds

Canyon Creek Resort

1. Canyon Creek Resort

78%
(61)
49mi from Point Reyes Station · 164 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Winters, CA
Discover Canyon Creek Resort, a scenic riverside escape nestled on Putah Creek just below Lake Berryessa in Winters, CA. Located 40 miles west of Sacramento and 30 miles east of Napa Valley, this all‑ages resort offers a welcoming blend of outdoor recreation and comfort. From full‑hookup RV pads to cozy cabins, yurts, and tent sites, there’s something for every camping style—and yes, furry friends are welcome! On-site amenities include: Two swimming pools (one family + one adults), spa & entertainment deck Two clubhouses, bocce, horseshoes & children’s playground Market & Grill On-Site, camp store, laundry, restrooms & showers Nature trails along Putah Creek, on-site fishing & nearby boating 24/7 security, gated access, dog-friendly grounds Nearby attractions: Lake Berryessa for water sports & boating Napa Valley & Winters wine trails & downtown tastings Hiking, wildlife spotting, and scenic riverbanks House Highlights: Check‑in: 3 PM | Check‑out: 11 AM Quiet hours after 10 PM Pets OK (leashed); no wood fires—propane only
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$59
 / night
Bay Area Yurt Retreat!

3. Bay Area Yurt Retreat!

83%
(3)
39mi from Point Reyes Station · 2 sites · Lodging · Oakland, CA
🌙 Bay Area Yurt Retreat — your cozy escape near Oakland Leave the city behind and step into serenity in our private yurt perched on peaceful land just outside Oakland. Perfect for two, this snug hideaway is made for couples, solo travelers, or anyone craving a little nature without sacrificing comfort. What makes it special: A charming, private yurt — sleeps two, with all the essentials provided Just far enough to feel removed from the hustle, yet close enough to the Bay Area when you want action Showers, potable water, and toilet included — all the amenities you need to refresh and relax Things you’ll love doing here: Slow mornings: sip coffee in the quiet, listen to birds, absorb the calm Explore the trails or parks nearby, then return to your yurt under starlit skies Cozy evenings curling up with a book or chatting by soft lantern light
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$88
 / night

The old railway town of Point Reyes Station is more than just a cool stop north of San Francisco. It serves as the gateway to Point Reyes National Seashore—a mecca for outdoor enthusiasts in Northern California. Craggy ridges, foggy meadows, and sandy beaches all meet in this unique coastal landscape.

The park itself boasts a jaw-dropping 150 miles of hiking trails, 80 miles of shoreline, and several quiet bays for kayaking. You might even spot elephant seals sunning themselves in the spring and winter. Keep an eye out for herds of Tule elk near Tomales Point if you're camping in the fall.

Keep in mind there are no developed campgrounds in this national park. On the other hand, the secluded hike-in and boat-in camps deliver an unmatched wilderness experience. The hikes range from 1.8 to 6.3 miles, all starting from trailheads at the Bear Valley Visitor Center.

Sky Camp is nestled on the hillside of Mt. Whittenberg, featuring single and group sites. Meanwhile, Wildcat Camp (horses welcome) is just a short walk from photo-worthy Alamere Falls. If you want to camp in a Redwood Valley, Glen Camp is your go-to spot.

Looking to sleep near the ocean? Coast Camp is steps away from remote beaches and tide pools. Camping on Tomales Bay is boat-in only, and the rustic sites are strictly pack-in, pack-out. Pro tip: all camps require a reservation, and they're wildly popular. Secure your spot well in advance to beat the rush.

For a more laid-back camping experience, a number of private campgrounds near Point Reyes Station offer tent and RV camping. you can also check out the state parks in West Marin, including Samuel P. Taylor State Park.

Like other spots on the California coastline, Point Reyes has great camping weather year round. Bring a windbreaker for unexpected foggy spells, and pack sturdy hiking shoes for the rugged terrain. If you're beach camping, keep your eyes on the tide—you don't want your gear getting swept away.

85% (91)

Top-rated campgrounds

Canyon Creek Resort

1. Canyon Creek Resort

78%
(61)
49mi from Point Reyes Station · 164 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Winters, CA
Discover Canyon Creek Resort, a scenic riverside escape nestled on Putah Creek just below Lake Berryessa in Winters, CA. Located 40 miles west of Sacramento and 30 miles east of Napa Valley, this all‑ages resort offers a welcoming blend of outdoor recreation and comfort. From full‑hookup RV pads to cozy cabins, yurts, and tent sites, there’s something for every camping style—and yes, furry friends are welcome! On-site amenities include: Two swimming pools (one family + one adults), spa & entertainment deck Two clubhouses, bocce, horseshoes & children’s playground Market & Grill On-Site, camp store, laundry, restrooms & showers Nature trails along Putah Creek, on-site fishing & nearby boating 24/7 security, gated access, dog-friendly grounds Nearby attractions: Lake Berryessa for water sports & boating Napa Valley & Winters wine trails & downtown tastings Hiking, wildlife spotting, and scenic riverbanks House Highlights: Check‑in: 3 PM | Check‑out: 11 AM Quiet hours after 10 PM Pets OK (leashed); no wood fires—propane only
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$59
 / night
Bay Area Yurt Retreat!

3. Bay Area Yurt Retreat!

83%
(3)
39mi from Point Reyes Station · 2 sites · Lodging · Oakland, CA
🌙 Bay Area Yurt Retreat — your cozy escape near Oakland Leave the city behind and step into serenity in our private yurt perched on peaceful land just outside Oakland. Perfect for two, this snug hideaway is made for couples, solo travelers, or anyone craving a little nature without sacrificing comfort. What makes it special: A charming, private yurt — sleeps two, with all the essentials provided Just far enough to feel removed from the hustle, yet close enough to the Bay Area when you want action Showers, potable water, and toilet included — all the amenities you need to refresh and relax Things you’ll love doing here: Slow mornings: sip coffee in the quiet, listen to birds, absorb the calm Explore the trails or parks nearby, then return to your yurt under starlit skies Cozy evenings curling up with a book or chatting by soft lantern light
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$88
 / night

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