Point Reyes National Seashore Campground

Went for one night at Glen Camp in August on a Saturday night. Fortunately skies were overcast so it wasn’t hot. We packed our gear on our folding bikes that are designed for commuting to work. Most of my gear was on my back in my backpack, not in the paniers, which worked fine. When we got there, there were others in our site even though it was past noon, but they packed up and left once we showed up. After setting up our tents we rode our folding bikes down to Wildcat campground and to the beach. Saw two large birds of prey right on the beach. I thought they were peregrine falcons but my friend was pretty sure they were red tailed hawks. There were some noisy youths in our campground (Glen camp), but we both decided this was a good thing because it would have been extremely creepy if we were alone- the mist was thick and it was an eerie atmosphere but I liked it. Heard some screeching at about 4 AM which I thought was a coyote but my friend said it was an owl. We left early- 5 AM because my friend was worried about some family members that needed tending to. No cell phone reception at camp. At some parts of the trail there are patches of cell reception. We started at Five Brooks stable trailhead.
The bathrooms at camp were smelly and the stench reached our site number 2 every time the wind went our way, which was often. But that was the only unpleasant thing about our trip. That and the mangy fox we saw at Wildcat campground. All in all a fantastic trip. Highly recommend.

Great 1 night backpacking site.

This is always an amazing place to stay but the water stopped working at night and the maintenance person who came to empty the trash didn’t seem to care

Site hasn't been maintained, weeds are overgrown most sites. We had to weed-whack to make space for our tent. Pit toilets were clean with toilet paper, but they smelled more than most pit toilets, and required a wide berth to walk around to avoid the smell.

In general, some sites like 005 and 006 looked great, but 010 was practically in the path to the other sites. The location is in a ravine, which required a steep climb in an out every day.

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Had a fun experience out in nature at the campsite.💙🤘👽

Sky campground was beautiful. The night my friend and I were there, it was completely covered in fog to the extent that we couldn't see much past 30 ft ahead of us. One slight drawback of the site is that you can hear people at the neighboring sites pretty clearly, so we felt like we had to whisper once the family next to us went to bed. The hike in is pretty short which is nice for a chill backpacking trip.

Sky Camp Site 12 is underneath a tree. As a result, it rained at the campsite and it was wetter than all other campsites at Sky Camp. I suggest not staying there. If you do stay there, be prepared to deal with the rain.

Beautiful campground. There were stinging nettles on the path between the picnic table and tent area. Tent area has a slope to it. One of the restroom doors wouldn’t close.

Stayed at camp 2 - could slightly see the ocean from the site. Tough to find a completely flat spot but still a great nights sleep with the sound of the ocean. Saw lots of wildlife: seagulls, starfish, elk, bunnies.