Point Reyes National Seashore Campground

Our time at Sky Camp was so magical. The hike to the campground is uphill the whole way. The trail is very wide and we even saw a few people wheeling carts (didn't look super easy but it can be done!). The campground has such a great view. We hiked down to the Coast Camp area and back up, which was beautiful the whole way! The hike back up to camp was steep so be aware of that! Overall, we cannot wait to go back!

Marshall Beach was lovely as always, and the bathrooms were maintained daily as far as I could tell. We had real problems every night with a local family of 5 raccoons who raided our camps nearly hourly and proved capable of opening latched storage boxes - smarter than some kids! ;-) It might be a good idea to install several bear boxes along the beach, as that would give campers a safe place to store both food and the garbage that they're supposed to transport back out. As usual it got quite crowded Saturday night, but was more open during the week. Keep up the good work, and thanks!

Beautiful campground.
I had campsite #11 and incredible ocean views. Pretty good privacy- can see site 10 but far enough away that doesn’t feel obtrusive. Flies kind of are relentless during late morning/mid day though but went hiking most of day so wasn’t too much of an issue. Awesome hikes nearby. Recommend for sure.

Lots of poison oak on trails that are not cut back. We need more money for our national parks to maintain trails. Campgfounds were clean but very close together, not sure it counts when you can hear the person snoring in the tent nest to you. The nature and the animals, however, remain pristine.

I thoroughly enjoyed my hike and campsites. The perfect weather was a huge plus. The trail is well maintained and the campsites are reasonably private.

The campground is great! I'd previously hiked past it and thought it lacked privacy and must be windy, but neither of these things was remotely true. The grasses are tall enough such that each campsite is secluded and protected from the coastal winds. My only complaint is minor: The sign pointing to campsite #6 was out of place and therefore caused some confusion. Otherwise, the bathroom was remarkably clean and, despite warnings of ticks, I didn't see any.

The bioluminescence was absolutely incredible, the beach-camping was ok - though that's partially a result of arriving well past sunset and choosing a beach somewhat at random.

I did get a little poison oak, the trails going inland are thick with it, but overall an amazing experience.

We stayed there in October and although the campground itself is very nice, clean and the facilities are spotless, it was very wet because of due that didn’t dry out until the evening. Apparently, everyone knows about it because there were just one other group :) it was still nice and the autumn forest is beautiful

Kayak camped at Tomales Beach. The toilets were well stocked and clean. Quite a lot of other campers were there but everyone was able to spread out well enough with their own groups. We kayaked around to look at the bioluminescence at night and it was pretty decent if you get away from the lights from campers and especially if you find the seaweed patches which concentrate the bioluminescent organisms. Got rained on overnight and in the morning but not too badly. We also saw a solar eclipse at times in the morning when the clouds broke for a bit. Overall a great experience. Ocean and wind conditions were favorable the entire time, but somewhat choppier on the way back to our launch point due to the rainstorm.

The weather turned out better than expected. The fog rolled in during the late evening hours but, cleared off around 2 am to view the stars and the Milky Way. Perfect.