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The Pantoll Campground is a First-come/first-serve site in Mt. Tamalpais State Park. Each site has a barbeque grill, a fire ring, and a picnic table. You need to pay for the site at the Ranger Station as you enter the park.

Campground with water fountain

The Pantoll Campground is a First-come/first-serve site in Mt. Tamalpais State Park. Each site has a barbeque grill, a fire ring, and a picnic table. You need to pay for the site at the Ranger Station as you enter the park.

Spot.to sit and rest a bit before climbing to the golden gate bridge. Park services and gift shop.

Half Moon Bay State Beach Campground offers both tent and RV camping with options for electric hookups or dry camping. While there are no water or sewer hookups, a dump station and water filling station are available. Quarter-operated hot showers , picnic areas, restrooms, and access to the Coastside Trail, are all available here. Dogs are also allowed in designated areas on leashes. Fires, drones, and fireworks, however, are prohibited to protect the natural environment and wildlife. Reservations for this popular campsite must be made through ReserveCalifornia, either online or by phone. The beach itself features four miles of sandy shores perfect for sunbathing, fishing, and picnicking.

Carlsbad State Beach Campground offers a beautiful coastal camping experience on bluffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Popular activities here include swimming, surfing, bodyboarding, scuba diving, fishing, and beach combing. The campground features pull-through RV sites with a maximum length of 35 feet and provides easy beach access. Visitors enjoy stunning ocean views and proximity to local restaurants, shops, and bars, all accessible by foot, bike, or car. Reservations are in high demand, so plan ahead to secure a spot.

With 10,883 feet, Mount San Jacinto is the highest peak in the San Jacinto Mountains. There is a network of hiking trails around the summit and the San Jacinto State Park itself. If the weather turns for the worst, you can find shelter in a little hut close to the summit. You can either take a hike from Idyllwild on the west side of the mountain or Palm Springs on the east side. There is also an aerial tramway you can use to get into the San Jacinto Wilderness. If you feel adventurous, you can cross the mountain range using the Pacific Crest Trail.

Great stop over along the trails on Mount Tam at the intersection of Old Railroad Grade, Old Stage, and Nora trails. Sit and enjoy the views from the wrap-around porch of this former hotel/restaurant built over 100 years ago when 'the crookedest railroad' carried weekend tourists up to the summit of Mount Tam. Today volunteers maintain the idyllic inn, provide hiking information and self-serve honor-based snacks and refreshments.