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GenieMagic
85
GenieScore
GenieMatch
GenieSummary
Steep Ravine campground is an incredible place to stay with million dollar views just 30 minutes north of the Golden Gate Bridge. It is located at the southern end of Stinson Beach, and is the number one most difficult to reserve spot in all of California. There are cabins and campsites available, each with their own unique layout and personality. The cabins have fixed sleeping platforms, a built-in table, and two hard wooden benches, and the campsites have a table and bench, wood grill area, and easy access to the restrooms, potable water, and trash cans. The campgrounds are surrounded by breathtaking western skyline and crisp coastal air, and are home to an abundance of wildlife, including deer, wild miniature ocean bunnies, and even a great white shark! There is an honor system for buying firewood bundles with kindling, and flush toilets at the parking lot. It is a classic, twisty ride on Highway 1 to get to the entrance, and then another steep, curvy ride down to the campground. It is about a mile into Stinson Beach if you need provisions or restaurants, and you can hike right onto the Steep Ravine / Matt Davis trails and climb all over Mt. Tamalpais. Bring layers of functional clothes since the weather on the coast of the SF bay can be anything from roasting to foggy frigid cold during the day and night year round. Stay at the tent sites for a couple days with the gorgeous oceanfront views and location, and you wont be disappointed.
From The Campground
Mount Tamalpais State Park offers accessible camping, restrooms, and parking at Pantoll and Bootjack campgrounds. The park also features wheelchair-accessible trails, tables, restrooms, and drinking fountains. Visitors can enjoy hiking and horseback riding on fire roads and posted areas. Camping in vehicles is prohibited in all parking lots. The park offers special event permits for weddings, athletic events, large gatherings, and commercial filming and photography. Some trails are closed until further notice due to hazardous conditions.
Amenities
Activities
Discounts
No Discount Data
Affiliates
State Park
Contact
(415) 388-2070
info@parks.ca.gov
GenieMagic
85
GenieScore
GenieMatch
Photos
Reservations
Quick Stats
15
Sites
--
Site Price
--
Max RV Size
1555ft.
Elevation
Photos
GenieSummary
Steep Ravine campground is an incredible place to stay with million dollar views just 30 minutes north of the Golden Gate Bridge. It is located at the southern end of Stinson Beach, and is the number one most difficult to reserve spot in all of California. There are cabins and campsites available, each with their own unique layout and personality. The cabins have fixed sleeping platforms, a built-in table, and two hard wooden benches, and the campsites have a table and bench, wood grill area, and easy access to the restrooms, potable water, and trash cans. The campgrounds are surrounded by breathtaking western skyline and crisp coastal air, and are home to an abundance of wildlife, including deer, wild miniature ocean bunnies, and even a great white shark! There is an honor system for buying firewood bundles with kindling, and flush toilets at the parking lot. It is a classic, twisty ride on Highway 1 to get to the entrance, and then another steep, curvy ride down to the campground. It is about a mile into Stinson Beach if you need provisions or restaurants, and you can hike right onto the Steep Ravine / Matt Davis trails and climb all over Mt. Tamalpais. Bring layers of functional clothes since the weather on the coast of the SF bay can be anything from roasting to foggy frigid cold during the day and night year round. Stay at the tent sites for a couple days with the gorgeous oceanfront views and location, and you wont be disappointed.
From The Campground
Mount Tamalpais State Park offers accessible camping, restrooms, and parking at Pantoll and Bootjack campgrounds. The park also features wheelchair-accessible trails, tables, restrooms, and drinking fountains. Visitors can enjoy hiking and horseback riding on fire roads and posted areas. Camping in vehicles is prohibited in all parking lots. The park offers special event permits for weddings, athletic events, large gatherings, and commercial filming and photography. Some trails are closed until further notice due to hazardous conditions.
Amenities
Activities
Discounts
No Discount Data
Affiliates
State Park
Contact
(415) 388-2070
info@parks.ca.gov
Quick Stats
15
Sites
--
Site Price
--
Max RV Size
1555ft.
Elevation
429375
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