Bicentennial Campground

Great view, nothing wrong with the campground. Make sure you print your confirmation beforehand. I thought it was a little hard to find the campground itself once we got up there and there was very little service. If the weather says no wind, be prepared for wind. We were not and subsequently had to sleep in the car after the tent almost blew away with us in it at 3am.

This is a truly magical place, and all those who come here seem to feel this way. It is quiet, clean, private, and above all, out-of-the-way while being close to San Francisco. It is a special place for those who want a safe place to spend a night in close contact with what the earth has to offer.

Great location! Wonderful nature, comfortable and clean campsites, and lots of attractions nearby.

The weather was beautiful for Thanksgiving and the views were clear. The campsite could use a new coal bucket, as the one provided had a burnt, rusted out bottom. Did some picking up of small litter here and there but overall the experience was excellent. There are only 3 campsite, close together, but everyone was friendly and courteous. Campsite 3 had a view of the Golden Gate Bridge through the trees. Campsite 2 (our camp) was in the sun for most of the day (at the end of Nov) which we liked because it got chilly in the shade. Would definitely recommend and will be back!

Campground was awesome, great views of the Golden Gate, within walking/hiking distance of major Marin Headland attractions. Single porta potty was very clean & located away from campsites so you could not smell it at all. Long walk to/from campground & uphill going out, recommend a wagon if you have more than you can carry down in one load. Only real complaint was the campground’s proximity to the picnic area above the campground & people making lots of noise/playing music/partying early in the morning & middle of the night. We stayed at site 2 & it was great, but #3 is for sure the best!

Should be cheaper for the lack of amenities, sites, and accessibility. Cozy little spot if you don't mind lugging your stuff back up a hill.

This tiny gem of only three campsites above the mouth of the Golden Gate Bridge is a must visit if you can get a spot. Beware, for some reason the toilet service feels fit to pump out the one porta potty at 5:30am Friday!! Sure would be nice if someone at the park headquarters would tell them that is really inappropriate!!

The campground was amazing and a great location to see San Francisco. Some pro tips: Bring earplugs in case the fog horn goes off at night; Check when Point Bonita lighthouse trail is open as of now it is 12:30 pm to 3:30 pm F to M. There are large metal bear boxes to store all your stuffs.

Super good view at all sites but mostly site 3, I think it should be a little clearer that it’s a walk in site. Not far, but still important.

Cramped for my taste, like most national or state parks in CA, which mostly appear to double as cheap motel rooms. Only three sites here though, so hard to get too trailer-parky. Price wasn’t absurd - unlike most CA parks.
Gorgeous vantage point just beyond the trees. Sea-breezy. All the historic military facilities on the headland are great sites to see and consider. People also seem to enjoy loud talking whilst maniacally bicycling there, so bring your bike, you maniac.