Point Reyes National Seashore Campground

Everything was really well kept and easy to navigate. I loved this campsite! It was pretty muddy in late Feb, but otherwise great! Lots of deer came to visit us at night and we fell asleep to the sounds of frogs ribbiting.

this campsite lot was beside the group camp and the bathrooms. so many ppl were walking by. the group beside us were active, so if you dont like ppl near you or if u dont like noise you should pick a different spot.
maybe it was the time of year but there were so many bugs at night attracted by our lights.
a hill covers the ocean breeze and also cancels the breeze from pushing the bugs away haha
loved the night sky, loved how close the beach was. i hated the bugs tho >< bc they kept crawling on me. dunno wat they were, looked like ants w wings

Perfect 3 day backpacking trip with stays at Coast and Wildcat campsites.

The visitor center staff were friendly and helpful. I always check-in to see if there are any trail conditions I need to know about. The trails and campsite were well maintained. This is a heavily used campground and it looked well cared for. Though signage for the specific campsites was hard to find.

Alamere Falls is a short beach hike from the Wildcat camp. But make sure to check on the tides as you cannot get there at high tide.

The trail was basically a road, easy to follow on foot or bicycle. Campsites were clean and cared for. Each campsite from #1-7 had an abundance of poison oak on the perimeter, but that is natural. Restrooms were clean and well-stocked with toilet paper, even in the face of federal budget cuts for the national parks. Overall, a wonderful place to recreate.

Just make sure for campsites 1-7 to pack something to sleep on or else you will feel rocks on the ground through the tent. Other than that, it's awesome

Be sure to check the high tide times so that your mile walk down to the waterfall is as 'dry' as possible. :_)
If rain is in the forecast Wildcat Camp it is a good idea to have rain tarps, but more importantly practice setting up a tarp without any trees.

This was my first time staying at this campground, I usually use wildcat. This place is amazing the sites are well secluded and access to the beach is easy. Tons of wildlife. Site 6 is pretty far from the bathroom but that didn't bother us.

Stayed in site 7, it is a beautiful site up on the bluff. New tables and bear boxes are so nice! Access to the beach is a bit of a scramble when we were there, looks like there was a bit of rock slide/errosion.

Stayed in site 6, very nice clean campground. Site 6 is completely shaded so it was a bit chilly when we were there but would probably be lovely when warmer. It is the farthest site from the bathroom and you do have to go up a small hill to reach it.