Snag the best view in the Bay on San Francisco’s largest island.
Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Angel Island State Park adventure.























Looking out across San Francisco Bay, the Golden Gate, and the San Francisco skyline, Angel Island might just have the best views in the Bay Area. Ride the ferry to Angel Island State Park, where you can hike Mount Caroline Livermore and rent a bike to explore the island. Once you’ve followed the journeys of West Coast immigrants at the U.S. Immigration Station and ridden the historic tram around the island, head down to the shore to swim, fish, or paddle the island’s rugged coastline. Finally, pitch your tent at one of the 11 walk-in campsites dotted around the island.
Angel Island State Park is most popular from the first Sunday in March through to the last weekend in October, and campsites book up fast through peak season. Time your visit to admire the spring wildflowers or come in summer to swim and get on the water. Ferries run to the island year-round, but weekday services are limited during the off-season.