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National Park Service U.S. Department of the Interior

Golden Gate National Recreation Area

Camping at Golden Gate

Bicentennial (415) 331-1540

SEASON: Open year-round

DESCRIPTION: This site is approximately 100 yards from the parking area.

CAPACITY: 3 sites, each site accommodates up to 3 people.

AMENITIES: Portable toilets, food lockers, and picnic tables. Campers may use BBQ grills in the nearby Battery Wallace picnic area. No water.

RESTRICTIONS: Camp stoves permitted. No ground fires. All pets are prohibited, except service dogs for the disabled.

RESERVATIONS:• Only one site may be reserved.

Maximum stay is 3 nights per year.

COST: Free

Haypress (415) 331-1540

SEASON: Open year-round

DESCRIPTION: This site, located in Tennessee Valley, is a gentle 0.75 of a mile walk from the parking area.

CAPACITY: 5 sites, each site accommodates up to 4 people.

AMENITIES: Vault toilets, food lockers, and picnic tables. No water.

RESTRICTIONS: Camp stoves permitted. No ground fires. All pets are prohibited, except service dogs for the disabled.

RESERVATIONS:• Maximum of 3 sites can be reserved

between April 1–October 31.• Maximum of 5 sites can be reserved

between November 1–March 31.• Maximum stay is 3 nights per year.

COST: Free

Hawk Camp (415) 331-1540

SEASON: Open year-round

DESCRIPTION: Hawk Camp is located high above Gerbode Valley. Choose between a 4-mile hike up the Bobcat trail from the Marin Headlands Visitor Center, or a 3-mile hike from the Tennessee Valley parking area.

CAPACITY: 3 sites, each site accommodates up to 4 people.

AMENITIES: Portable toilets, food locker and picnic tables. No water.

RESTRICTIONS: Camp stoves permitted. No ground fires. All pets are prohibited except service dogs for the disabled.

RESERVATIONS:• Maximum of 1 site can be reserved

between April 1–October 31.• Maximum of 3 sites can be reserved

between November 1–March 31.• Maximum stay is 3 nights per year.

COST: Free

Kirby Cove (877) 444-6777 www.recreation.gov

SEASON: April 1–October 31

DESCRIPTION: Kirby Cove is nestled in a grove of cypress and eucalyptus trees, west of the Golden Gate Bridge. Sites are located 100–300 yards from the parking area.

CAPACITY: 4 sites, each site accommodates up to 10 people. Parking is restricted to three cars per site.

AMENITIES: Pit toilets, food lockers, BBQ grills, picnic tables and fire rings are available. No potable water.

RESTRICTIONS: Please bring own locally sourced wood for campfires. All pets are prohibited, except service dogs for the disabled.

RESERVATIONS:• Maximum stay is 3 nights per year.

COST: $25 per site, per night.

ALISON TAGGART-BARONE / NPS

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Rob Hill Group Camp (415) 561-5444 www.presidio.gov

SEASON: April 1–October 31

DESCRIPTION: Rob Hill is situated in a grove of eucalyptus trees in the Presidio of San Francisco.

CAPACITY: Rob Hill has two group sites. Each site accomodates up to thirty people.

AMENITIES: Plumbed bathrooms (no showers), individual fire pits, food lockers, picnic tables, BBQ grills, potable water, four parking spaces per campsite, 300 yard paved walk from parking to campsite.

RESTRICTIONS: No RV parking, no overnight sleeping in vehicles, no electrical hook-ups, no alcoholic beverages, no collecting of downed wood (bring all firewood from the outside). All pets are prohibited, except service dogs for the disabled.

COST: $125 per night, per site.

OTHER REGIONAL CAMPING FACILITIES

TENTS ONLY• Angel Island State Park

San Francisco Bay ..............(415) 435-1915• Point Reyes NS

Point Reyes ....................... (877)444-6777 Mt. Tamalpais State Park Mill Valley ........................ (415) 388-2070

• China Camp State Park San Rafael ........................ (415) 456-0766

• Austin Creek State Recreation Area Guerneville ....................... (707) 869-2015

HOSTELS• Golden Gate Hostel

Marin Headlands ............. (415) 331-2777• Fort Mason Hostel

San Francisco .....................(415) 771-7277• Pigeon Point Lighthouse

Pescadero ........................ (650) 879-0633• Point Montara Lighthouse

Montara ........................... (650) 728-7177• Point Reyes Hostel

Point Reyes ...................... (415) 663-8811

RV PARKS• Candlestick RV Park

San Francisco (tents ok) ... (415) 822-2299• Golden Gate Trailer Park

Greenbrae ........................(415) 924-0683• Novato RV Park

Novato...............................(415) 897-1271• Marin RV Park

Greenbrae (tents ok) ....... (888) 461-5199• San Francisco RV Resort

Pacifica ............................. (650) 355-7093

RVS & TENTS• Doran County Park

Bodega Bay ......................(707) 565-2267• East Bay Regional Parks

East Bay ............................ (888) 327-2757

• Half Moon Bay State Beach Half Moon Bay ............... (800) 444-7275 KOA Campground Petaluma ......................... (707) 763-1492

• Olema Campground ..........................................(415) 663-8001

• Mt. Diablo State Park Danville ............................ (925) 837-2525

EXPERIENCE YOUR AMERICA™

CAMPING INFORMATIONCamping at the Golden Gate National Recreation Area offers two hike-in and two walk-in camp-grounds in the Marin Headlands, and one group camp located in the Presidio of San Francisco. Reservations are required at all campgrounds. The park does not have accommodations for recre-ational vehicles and Federal law pro-hibits sleeping in vehicles. Sites(with the exception of Kirby Cove) are not wheelchair accessible. Permits are required for all campsites.

MORE INFORMATION

www.nps.gov/goga/planyourvisit/outdooractivities.htm.

• Samuel P. Taylor State Park Lagunitas ........................ (800) 444-7275

• Sonoma Coast State Beach Bodega Bay ..................... (800) 444-7275

• Sugarloaf Ridge State Park Kenwood ......................... (707) 833-6084

• Memorial Park Loma Mar .........................(650) 363-4021

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