Point Reyes National Seashore Campground

One of the best sites I’ve ever been to! Only issue was that a critter got into the bear box and eat a hole in my brand new bowl! Luckily I saw that they are replacing the boxes soon. We lucked out with the weather as it was sunny and no wind, but be sure to pack an extra layer or have a blanket for hanging outside at night. Our weather situation was not the norm for the Point Reyes Coast!

We camped here 1 night on the worst weather. Forecast said there'd be thunder stomp with 100% rain in both Sunday and Monday! We debated if we should go or not, but we had a free President's Day so what the heck, we did. It's raining hard with wind gust sometime up to 30 mph! My friend's tent was destroyed over the night! The campground is an open valley without any trees, so there's no wind coverage. The bathroom is vault toilet so it's stink but clean enough. Since there's no one at the campground except one girl at site #6, we camped at site #7 instead of group camp site #1. The trails are well maintained but muddy at some parts. The best thing about this campground is it's very close to Alamere falls, about a mile walk on the beach. Overall, it's a great experience and good backpacking trip for beginners.

Great view of the coast

Nice and secluded

Campsites were separated and it felt secluded even though there were other campers. The beach was a short walk away and it was nice to walk down there for the sunset.
Overall a good campground and would definitely return.

This campground was fantastic. I am from out of town and I had an amazing time… the site is beautiful and well maintained. Thank you so much to everyone that makes sites like these possible. 10/10 would recommend

Had a good time, manageable hiking distances between campsites and beautiful scenery. I highly recommend a trip here. Make sure to bring sun block not much shade in the Coast Campground.

The campground was flooded in early March when we went. One of the water spigots was in the middle of the flood zone, fortunately the other one for the area was not. There are quite a few foot paths in the area, take time to explore them.

I loved camping here. It rained the first night and the entire next day, forcing us to hike out 10 mi, 2 of which were in the dark. I had a joyous time and would recommend camping here to anyone. So pretty (if you can handle the rain or go when there’s better weather lol).

The site is clean and due to rainy weather I had almost the entire campsite to myself. The view is spectacular and can be seen from almost any campsite. I’m glad the place was empty because this site is more exposed and has limited privacy. The water is a bit difficult to find in the dark, so I recommend looking while it’s daylight. It is tucked away near the bathrooms on a path that can be mistaken for a trail at nighttime.