Bicentennial Campground

This little campsite is way out there, but also quite close to civilization! Tucked into a little hollow, it was protected from the wind. We had a very persistent raccoon friend, so make sure to keep EVERYTHING in the bear box.

Sweet little gem. Wish there were more places like it close to urban areas like this.

Quiet and secluded. There was an owl hoo-ing next to my tent in the AM

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Probably the most beautiful views of any campground in the Bay Area. Only 3 sites, so sometimes you can get to know your neighbors. There are many walks/hikes nearby, and one can be in Sausalito or Mill Valley in about 15 minutes. This was a repeat visit for all too obvious reasons.

I was excited for this trip and made the reservation the day it became available, but upon arriving to the campsite, realized it would be catastrophic to spend the night as my feet lifted off the ground when I got out of the car. The wind speeds and chill here are incredibly tremendous especially if you are light; reading the weather forecast did not prepare me at all! With no fire pits, no running water, and a long path that requires you to hike your gear in, it brought great tears to my eyes to realize that I would have to drive back home. A scenic campsite for the experienced perhaps, but would not recommend it for others.

If the staff is reading this, I would so greatly appreciate if you would be able to review my refund request I submitted 2 weeks ago! Thank you and take care.

Super quiet and serene location with very few people. Picnic tables and lockers easy to access. Short walk down to tent pads. Only confusion for me was where to park the vehicle

Beautiful campsite. Very green, apparently there was poison oak around the outskirts, but altogether staying at the campsites we had 3 kids/toddlers and they wandered around and were fine!
Toilets were clean and managed. Campsites were clean, it is a beautiful area.

This tiny campground is a real gem. While access is very easy by car, it's on a set of secluded roads and there is no traffic. It's green and quiet, and the view to the east of the Golden Gate Bridge and to the west of sunset over the ocean is breathtaking. When I want safe green solitude, which is often, this is where I go. I am never disappointed.

Beat spot in San Francisco. Great views of the bridge, get to explore the old forts at night. Nice and quiet. Camping pads were legit. Sure there’s a 200 foot walk downhill to the sites, but it’s well worth it. Don’t miss out.

I thought this was a great experience and an amazing campground. there are only 3 sites and they are somewhat near eachother but I was the only one who booked a site that night. it’s a really cool spot, the walk down isn’t bad at all, you can see the campground from the top, just pack so you only have to take a trip or two. You can see the city of san fransicso and the golden gate bridge from the campground and it’s a beautiful thing to see. there are plenty of walks around the campground whether you want to see the lighthouse closer, get down to a beach that you can have all to yourself, or to check out the fort barry area to see interesting history from the army in early 1900’s. overall beautiful place to get away for even just one night, can get a little windy and it’s about a 20 min drive into sausalito if you need more food or supplies. i enjoyed this campground because it’s good for relaxation or if you’re up for an adventure.