Top Campgrounds near Pleasanton
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Olema Campground
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Point Reyes National Seashore Campground
Point Reyes National Seashore features four backcountry hike-in campgrounds and thirteen boat-in campsites along Tomales Bay. Campgrounds are organized under the "loop" column for reservations. For further details, visit the Back Country Camping p...
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Moss Landing KOA Express
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Canyon Creek Resort
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Coyote Point
Coyote Point is located by New Hogan Lake in the Sierra Nevada foothills. It offers visitors a refreshing escape from summer temperatures that often exceed 90 degrees. The campground provides easy access to the lake's waters.
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San Francisco North / Petaluma KOA Resort
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San Francisco North Petaluma KOA
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Santa Nella RV Park
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Rancho Seco Recreational Park
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Wine Country RV Park – Sonoma
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Merced River Resort
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Lake Camanche North Shore
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Lake Camanche South Shore
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Oak Shores Day Use Area (CA)
Lake Berryessa, located east of Napa Valley, offers a variety of recreational activities such as fishing, boating, swimming, and hiking. The area features the Dufer Point Visitor Center, which hosts year-round educational events and exhibits. Mana...
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Laguna Del Sol
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Rocksteady Adventures
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Capitol West RV & Mobile Home Park
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Marina Dunes RV Park
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Rivers Edge RV Park and Campground
From $45/night
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Observation Point Picnic Shelter (CA)
New Hogan Dam and Lake, established in 1964, is a 4,400-acre lake in the Sierra Nevada foothills, featuring 50 mi of shoreline. The dam offers flood protection and provides water for irrigation, drinking, and hydroelectric power. The region experi...
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Olema Campground
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Point Reyes National Seashore Campground
Point Reyes National Seashore features four backcountry hike-in campgrounds and thirteen boat-in campsites along Tomales Bay. Campgrounds are organized under the "loop" column for reservations. For further details, visit the Back Country Camping p...
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Moss Landing KOA Express
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Canyon Creek Resort
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Coyote Point
Coyote Point is located by New Hogan Lake in the Sierra Nevada foothills. It offers visitors a refreshing escape from summer temperatures that often exceed 90 degrees. The campground provides easy access to the lake's waters.
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San Francisco North / Petaluma KOA Resort
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San Francisco North Petaluma KOA
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Santa Nella RV Park
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Rancho Seco Recreational Park
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Wine Country RV Park – Sonoma
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Merced River Resort
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Lake Camanche North Shore
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Lake Camanche South Shore
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Oak Shores Day Use Area (CA)
Lake Berryessa, located east of Napa Valley, offers a variety of recreational activities such as fishing, boating, swimming, and hiking. The area features the Dufer Point Visitor Center, which hosts year-round educational events and exhibits. Mana...
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Laguna Del Sol
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Rocksteady Adventures
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Capitol West RV & Mobile Home Park
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Marina Dunes RV Park
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Rivers Edge RV Park and Campground
From $45/night
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Observation Point Picnic Shelter (CA)
New Hogan Dam and Lake, established in 1964, is a 4,400-acre lake in the Sierra Nevada foothills, featuring 50 mi of shoreline. The dam offers flood protection and provides water for irrigation, drinking, and hydroelectric power. The region experi...
Pleasanton, California
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About Pleasanton, California
Planning a camping trip near Pleasanton, California? Campgrounds and RV parks around the city offer a convenient base for outdoor stays, with easy access to day hikes, bike rides, and fresh air, plus quick runs into town for supplies. Whether you’re road-tripping through the area or looking for a weekend escape, Pleasanton makes a practical jump-off point for tent camping and RV park stays.
Expect a mix that leans toward tent sites, plus a smaller selection of RV-friendly spots; cabins and glamping are limited. Browse 73 nearby options, with nightly rates that average about $56 USD and typically range from $30 to $105 USD. Many places operate from spring through fall, with fewer choices open in winter, so check seasonal availability.
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Pleasanton has 87 campgrounds and RV parks listed on OutReserve, ranging from full-hookup RV sites to rustic tent camping. Based on guest ratings, Lake Camanche South Shore is one of the top-rated options. Use our map view to find the closest options to the city center or your preferred area.
Campgrounds near Pleasanton vary in distance from the city center. Use our map view to filter by location and find the most convenient option for your trip.
Many campgrounds near Pleasanton welcome pets. Coyote Point is a great pet-friendly option. Use the pet-friendly filter on our search page to find more properties that accommodate your furry companions.
Most destinations offer a variety of accommodations including tent sites, RV sites, cabins, yurts, and glamping options. Check individual property listings for specific amenities and site types.
The best time to visit depends on your preferences and planned activities. Spring and fall typically offer mild weather and fewer crowds, while summer is peak season with the warmest temperatures. Winter visits can be great for those seeking solitude and winter activities.