Best Camping near Marina, CA
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Best Camping Sites Near Marina, CA (123)
1. Veteran's Memorial Park Campground
Pacific Grove, California33 Reviews•78 Photos•919 SavesVeteran's Memorial Park is a popular and beautiful 50 acre park in the forested hills of Monterey. Located only a mile from Downtown Monterey, this park is an affordable and fun way to stay overnight in the Monterey Peninsula. Besides campgrounds (open 365 days per year), the park includes hiking trails under towering Monterey Pine forest and bay views. You will also find BBQ picnic areas, play equipment, turf and lawn playfield and a basketball court.
FIRE RESTRICTIONS During fire season (June 1st - November 1st, weather pending) no fires allowed and cooking with fuel camp stoves only.
Campsites are first come, first served; no reservations. Camping is limited to three (3) consecutive days. Vehicles or trailers cannot be longer than 21 feet. Pets are allowed in the camp (leashed and attended only), but are not allowed in hiker/biker sites.
- Pets
- Fires
- Phone Service
- ADA Access
- RVs
- Tents
$10 - $47 / night
2. New Brighton State Beach Campground
Capitola, California42 Reviews•138 Photos•904 SavesNew Brighton State Beach is one of the most popular beachfront campgrounds in California, offering over 100 developed campsites, including 11 RV hookup sites. With bluff top views of the the Monterey Bay Marine Sanctuary, a visitor center museum, shade ramada for group picnics and special events, and campfire center with free summer programs, it’s no wonder New Brighton State Beach is such a favorite destination!
- Pets
- Fires
- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- ADA Access
$35 - $185 / night
3. Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park Campground
Big Sur, California61 Reviews•182 Photos•1185 SavesPfeiffer Big Sur Campground features 189 RV and tent sites are situated on or near the Big Sur River. There is a Campfire Center that offers evening programs on the weekends during peak season.
Each campsite includes a parking area for at least one car, a fire pit with half-grill and picnic table. No hookups are provided at any site. Fresh water, hot showers and toilets are a short walk.
All incoming campers must check in at the entrance kiosk. Camper vehicles must display vehicle tag (proof of reservation) in the windshield. Vehicle tags are also valid for day use entrance into other area state parks.
- Pets
- Fires
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- ADA Access
- Tents
$50 - $75 / night
4. Pinnacles Campground — Pinnacles National Park
Pinnacles, California84 Reviews•383 Photos•109 SavesOverview
Pinnacles Campground is located in the unique Pinnacles National Park, 32 miles south of Hollister, California. The park encompasses 26,000 acres of spectacular rock formations and remnants of an extinct 23 million-year old volcano. Hiking and rock climbing are very popular activities in Pinnacles, as is watching for the majestic California condor overhead. Pinnacles National Park is a nesting place for the endangered soaring bird, the largest in North America.
Recreation
Pinnacles National Park has more than 30 miles of trails, ranging from easy to strenuous. Many trails intersect, allowing for a short loop or a longer all-day hike. Popular destinations include Bear Gulch Reservoir, High Peaks and the Balconies area. The Bench Trail provides direct access to the park from the campground. Visitors enjoy exploring Balconies Cave and Bear Gulch Cave, which houses a large colony of Townsend's big-eared bats. Bring a flashlight! Rock climbers flock to Pinnacles for the variety of climbing routes that range from easy top-ropes to the multi-pitch climbs along Machete Ridge.
Facilities
Pinnacles National Park has more than 30 miles of trails, ranging from easy to strenuous. Many trails intersect, allowing for a short loop or a longer all-day hike. Popular destinations include Bear Gulch Reservoir, High Peaks and the Balconies area. The Bench Trail provides direct access to the park from the campground. Visitors enjoy exploring Balconies Cave and Bear Gulch Cave, which houses a large colony of Townsend's big-eared bats. Bring a flashlight! Rock climbers flock to Pinnacles for the variety of climbing routes that range from easy top-ropes to the multi-pitch climbs along Machete Ridge.
Natural Features
The campground is situated in a rolling landscape dotted with shady Valley Oak, Blue Oak and Coast Live Oak trees. A gentle, seasonal creek runs through the grounds. Springtime finds Pinnacles bursting with a wide variety of vivid wildflowers that line every trail and fill entire meadows with color. Deer and wild turkeys roam the area, and condors can be viewed from within the campground. The park ranges in elevation from 824 feet along South Chalone Creek to 3,304 feet atop North Chalone Peak.
- Pets
- Fires
- Electric Hookups
- Reservable
- RVs
- Tents
$129 - $154 / night
5. Laguna Seca Recreation Area
Seaside, California22 Reviews•72 Photos•273 Saves- Pets
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- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- ADA Access
6. Sunset State Beach
Watsonville, California27 Reviews•70 Photos•981 SavesRVs and Tents. Sunset State Beach camping provides dozens of dune-protected family sites (without hookups) that hold recreational vehicles up to 31 feet in length. Pets must not be left unattended in campsites. Parking for one vehicle is included in camping fees. Additional funds may be collected on site for up to TWO additional vehicles at a nightly rate (this does not apply to tow-in cars or trailers).
- Pets
- Fires
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- ADA Access
- RVs
7. Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park Campground
Mount Hermon, California42 Reviews•173 Photos•803 Saves- Pets
- Fires
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- ADA Access
- RVs
$7 - $35 / night
8. Saddle Mountain Ranch
Carmel-by-the-Sea, California23 Reviews•65 Photos•373 SavesWe are located on 89 acres of forest land off Carmel Valley Road, just 5 miles from HWY 1. Nestled within oaks, Monterey pines, and redwoods, Saddle Mountain offers a great peaceful getaway for those seeking a break from the bustle of life. Experience Carmel Valley where the climate is tempered by the ocean just 15 minutes away. Our RV village offers 30-amp hook-ups, restrooms, free hot showers, wifi, cable, playground and we are pet-friendly. You can also enjoy our sparkling pool in the months of May to October. RV max length is up to 30ft. Enjoy Saddle Mountain Ranch and the surrounding areas with all the amenities and comforts of home. Our cabins have a variety of layouts and amenities to accommodate the different needs and desires of our guests. Camping Sites Pitch your tent on our cozy mountain amongst the trees and beautiful settings. Enjoy a short walk to our sparkling pool where you can relax under the gazebo with a propane fire pit. We also have fire pits (burning Duraflame logs only) for your campsite use as you gaze at the stars. Free hot showers/bathrooms are for our Saddle campers to use, and when you camp with us you can indulge in amenities such as ping pong, horseshoe pits, badminton or check out a board game. We welcome guests to try our Saddle Mountain trail up into the forest with beautiful views. Can’t wait to see you!
- Pets
- Fires
- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- ADA Access
9. Mount Madonna County Park
Gilroy, California29 Reviews•102 Photos•396 SavesVisitors may choose from 116 drive-in and walk-in reservable campsites spread throughout four campgrounds. Each site comes equipped with a barbecue pit, food locker, and picnic table. Showers are also available (no coins needed) for campers (camping fee required for use of showers), as well as 29 partial hook-up RV sites. Yurts are also available for reservation. These domed-tent like structures come in three different sizes - 16', 20' and 24' offering bunk beds with mattresses, fold out futons and a wrap-around deck.
Overnight camping is one of the most popular activities at Mt. Madonna. View here for more information about tent, yurt and RV camping. There is no longer first-come, first-serve camping sites.
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- Fires
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- RVs
- Tents
10. Moss Landing KOA Express
Moss Landing, California15 Reviews•22 Photos•110 Saves- Pets
- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- ADA Access
- RVs
$69 - $80 / night
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Pet-friendly camping near Marina
Veteran's Memorial Park Campground
919 Saves
Veteran's Memorial Park is a popular and beautiful 50 acre park in the forested hills of Monterey. Located only a mile from Downtown Monterey, this park is an affordable and fun way to stay overnight in the Monterey Peninsula. Besides campgrounds (open 365 days per year), the park includes hiking trails under towering Monterey Pine forest and bay views. You will also find BBQ picnic areas, play equipment, turf and lawn playfield and a basketball court.
FIRE RESTRICTIONS During fire season (June 1st - November 1st, weather pending) no fires allowed and cooking with fuel camp stoves only.
Campsites are first come, first served; no reservations. Camping is limited to three (3) consecutive days. Vehicles or trailers cannot be longer than 21 feet. Pets are allowed in the camp (leashed and attended only), but are not allowed in hiker/biker sites.
- Pets
- Fires
- Phone Service
- ADA Access
$10 - $47 / night
New Brighton State Beach Campground
904 Saves
New Brighton State Beach is one of the most popular beachfront campgrounds in California, offering over 100 developed campsites, including 11 RV hookup sites. With bluff top views of the the Monterey Bay Marine Sanctuary, a visitor center museum, shade ramada for group picnics and special events, and campfire center with free summer programs, it’s no wonder New Brighton State Beach is such a favorite destination!
- Pets
- Fires
- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
$35 - $185 / night
Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park Campground
1185 Saves
Pfeiffer Big Sur Campground features 189 RV and tent sites are situated on or near the Big Sur River. There is a Campfire Center that offers evening programs on the weekends during peak season.
Each campsite includes a parking area for at least one car, a fire pit with half-grill and picnic table. No hookups are provided at any site. Fresh water, hot showers and toilets are a short walk.
All incoming campers must check in at the entrance kiosk. Camper vehicles must display vehicle tag (proof of reservation) in the windshield. Vehicle tags are also valid for day use entrance into other area state parks.
- Pets
- Fires
- Phone Service
- Reservable
$50 - $75 / night
Pinnacles Campground — Pinnacles National Park
109 Saves
Overview
Pinnacles Campground is located in the unique Pinnacles National Park, 32 miles south of Hollister, California. The park encompasses 26,000 acres of spectacular rock formations and remnants of an extinct 23 million-year old volcano. Hiking and rock climbing are very popular activities in Pinnacles, as is watching for the majestic California condor overhead. Pinnacles National Park is a nesting place for the endangered soaring bird, the largest in North America.
Recreation
Pinnacles National Park has more than 30 miles of trails, ranging from easy to strenuous. Many trails intersect, allowing for a short loop or a longer all-day hike. Popular destinations include Bear Gulch Reservoir, High Peaks and the Balconies area. The Bench Trail provides direct access to the park from the campground. Visitors enjoy exploring Balconies Cave and Bear Gulch Cave, which houses a large colony of Townsend's big-eared bats. Bring a flashlight! Rock climbers flock to Pinnacles for the variety of climbing routes that range from easy top-ropes to the multi-pitch climbs along Machete Ridge.
Facilities
Pinnacles National Park has more than 30 miles of trails, ranging from easy to strenuous. Many trails intersect, allowing for a short loop or a longer all-day hike. Popular destinations include Bear Gulch Reservoir, High Peaks and the Balconies area. The Bench Trail provides direct access to the park from the campground. Visitors enjoy exploring Balconies Cave and Bear Gulch Cave, which houses a large colony of Townsend's big-eared bats. Bring a flashlight! Rock climbers flock to Pinnacles for the variety of climbing routes that range from easy top-ropes to the multi-pitch climbs along Machete Ridge.
Natural Features
The campground is situated in a rolling landscape dotted with shady Valley Oak, Blue Oak and Coast Live Oak trees. A gentle, seasonal creek runs through the grounds. Springtime finds Pinnacles bursting with a wide variety of vivid wildflowers that line every trail and fill entire meadows with color. Deer and wild turkeys roam the area, and condors can be viewed from within the campground. The park ranges in elevation from 824 feet along South Chalone Creek to 3,304 feet atop North Chalone Peak.
- Pets
- Fires
- Electric Hookups
- Reservable
$129 - $154 / night
Laguna Seca Recreation Area
273 Saves
- Pets
- Fires
- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
Sunset State Beach
981 Saves
RVs and Tents. Sunset State Beach camping provides dozens of dune-protected family sites (without hookups) that hold recreational vehicles up to 31 feet in length. Pets must not be left unattended in campsites. Parking for one vehicle is included in camping fees. Additional funds may be collected on site for up to TWO additional vehicles at a nightly rate (this does not apply to tow-in cars or trailers).
- Pets
- Fires
- Phone Service
- Reservable
Recent Reviews in Marina
971 Reviews of 123 Marina Campgrounds
Wendy S.
Guide
Yanks RV Resort
Fancy!
As folks who live in their van and travel, this is probably one of the fancier places we’ve stayed. Since part of 1 is closed, we had to detour. This is a true RV park that many live in for long periods. Thus, the bathrooms and showers were so nice and clean. It is expensive, at $80, but it’s what we had to do and found it to be super nice. It was a quick stay, as we headed to Pinnacles NP West for some hiking. Only 30 minutes away.
- Wendy S.Guide
Laguna Seca Recreation Area
Perfect for our needs!
We were just traveling through since part of 1 is closed. Found this spot for $51 and it was great. It is hilly, which made it cool to walk around for views. The water is not potable, but bathrooms were very clean and the staff were so kind. There was not a race, but there were some cars running the track the next morning. Which was pretty cool!
Amy M.
Traveler
New Brighton State Beach Campground
Close to beach, but still in town
Location is great. Easy access. Noise from the freeway. Heard sirens.
Günter S.
Scout
French Camp Recreational Vehicle Park
Camp Site doesnt accsist!
The coordinate given are Not valid. It is a residential area and not an RV nore an campsite! Reservation per phone with none refondable possibility. Be carefull! Dont book!
- Amy M.Traveler
Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park Campground
Amazing
Camped with family over Memorial Day weekend. Park was busy , but amazing. Everyone is very friendly and helpful. Our camp neighbors were awesome. Bathroom and showers clean. We camp here at least twice a year. Can’t wait to come back.
Jenner K.Scout
Enchanted Forest Mountain Redwood Retreat
I think its good
I hope you keep giving the community great material age of war
- Amy M.Traveler
Sunset State Beach Campground
Close to beach
My husband and I love to stay here because of the nice walk to the beach. Restrooms and shower are dated , but clean.
- UUT801
Ranger
Coyote Valley RV Resort
Buttoned up, formal atmosphere RV resort
High priced. Nice people at desk. Damon who helped us park was very friendly. Almost entirely high-priced big rigs, some of whom seem settled here but it's clean, 'orderly,' very quiet. Rigid rules keep the order; nice that no political flags/signs allowed. 2 dog parks and lots of grassy areas to take for a walk. Showers in locker-room/bldg, bathrooms nice and clean. Green grass. Also has laundry with 2.50 wash and.25 dry for 8 min. Skunk wandered by site in the night. Cool train sounds from nearby tracks at night. Was probably the most convenient to San Jose, otherwise we likely would've been in mtns. and too far away from town for our needs at the time. Would not be a regular choice for us.
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Emma T.Scout
Veteran's Memorial Park Campground
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- KKorey Y.Guide
Salinas-Monterey KOA
Parking lot with a pool
Pretty basic place. Level, noisy highway. Very friendly staff clean. I enjoy more of the outdoors so not really my cup of tea. Very narrow spaces.
Joseph R.Guide
San Luis Creek Campground — San Luis Reservoir State Recreation Area
Pretty good camping
Camping spot was clean and a tall fire pit a good distance from the water and bathroom at site 22. Was hot af was the only issue for us, 103 and the sun just hurt. There were plenty of fish and fishing folks on the shore and boats all were catching.
Laura M.
LegendNew Brighton State Beach Campground
Love it here
There are a ton of reviews for this place already so I will try to keep it short and only add info that I didn't see mentioned in previous reviews.
Showers are $0.25 per min ($0.50 min to start). You don't get to adjust water temp, but it was pleasantly hot. Showers are non-gendered and individual.
Dump station is no longer free; all California State Parks are charging $10 to dump now, even for campers. You pay at the dump site with a credit card. There are 4 dump holes and a potable water fill as well.
We love staying here as it's so convenient to Capitola. We were able to park our RV in Capitola and walk to the shops. We got last minute reservations (it's really hard to book a site here in the summer), but had to move sites in between days, and so we used that 2 hour block between noon checkout and 2pm checkin to drive the RV to Capitola. It seemed like it would have been too much of a hassle to try and get to move to the new spot before checkin, so this worked out fine.
We love all the state parks along the beach in California, and I'm sure we'll be back at some point.
- Elizabeth S.Traveler
Sunset State Beach Campground
Quiet nice views
Campground is quiet except those who run their generators all day and play the radio loud. It is spread out. (But still close, you do see your neighbors.) The camp ground is between fields and the ocean. Site 25 has amazing views but also can be breezy. Or windy. Old but clean bathrooms with coin showers. Water close to sites.
- Laura M.Legend
Medeiros Primitive Campsites — San Luis Reservoir State Recreation Area
Great for a stopover
This place always comes through for us when we need a quiet place to stay when traveling in the area. It's $20/night, there seems to always be room, and it's always been nice and quiet when we stay here.
Sites are hit or miss, so drive around until you find one that suits you. One of these days we'll nab one of the sites to the right of the fork when you enter the campground, but they always seem to be taken.
Good cell reception, pit toilets, trash dumpster (no recycling).
- JJason R.Guide
Joseph D Grant County Park - Horse Camp
Gate closes 8:15pm
Nice bathrooms no tokens needed, hot water, clean sink for dishes. Lotsa shaded oak spaces. Good trails.
- CJ S.Scout
Enchanted Forest Mountain Redwood Retreat
Not great for the price
The pictures here are very deceiving. Driving in, the first 4 campsites are occupied by broken down trailers, an overturned couch and broken BBQ pits. We stayed in site #6 which was probably one of the best sites. Great shade and car was able to be parked nearby (you walk down non-maintained "stairs" with rotted tree branches as the steps).
Overall, I had high hopes based on the description here especially reading: "Our onsite staff will go around and enforce the rules." but this is clearly a non-maintained campground that was probably very nice 45 years ago. No hiking trails are maintained, the bathrooms are "rustic" which is fine--nice to have running water when you've got little ones to clean. But the floors were rotted and I was afraid we'd step through the floorboards.
If you are a true car camper who can lock your doors at night, this is probably the spot for you. Running water, showers and washing machine. If you are a tent camper with small kids like me, this is not where you want to stay. I'm disappointed I paid the price I did to stay here, I'd pay $25/night because this is essentially a parking space in a poorly maintained campground.
- SStacy W.Scout
Portola Redwoods State Park Campground
It sucks. Don’t go there.
Cold. Foggy. No amenities. Don’t go there.
-Coastside Local
Meleny M.ScoutMedeiros Primitive Campsites — San Luis Reservoir State Recreation Area
Loud people
Loud music playing at this hour clearly says quite time is at 10 pm and it’s so loud
Yihan H.ScoutBeach RV Park
Yeye
Happy
- SSusie B.Traveler
Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park Campground
The Off Season Love Affair in Big Sur
I know we all rant here about how, “if you can go outside school holidays, you’re in for a real treat!” The most popular places, like Pfeiffer, can be nuts in the high season, although socially, that can be fun, too.
However, I have had the nicest times in the Winter here, truly. Christmas, Thanksgiving, special moments. The winter sun and sunsets are extraordinary. The Big Sur community, chill and awesome without all the tourist pressure.
Another fun fact… sometimes, when I have come back from a backpacking trip in the area, I will book a day or night, even if I don’t SPEND the whole night, because the showers are SO GOOD. And you know what’s it like to want a decent shower after you’ve been in the muck a few days.
- SSusie B.Traveler
Pinnacles Campground — Pinnacles National Park
The Pinnacles are Other-Worldly - this is your launchpad
I didn’t enjoy this campground for years — I’d always drive home, to my cooler coastal home. It is WICKED hot in the summer. But one time, I joined my daughter, who did have a summer reservation, and I changed my mind! They have a pool! The kids are thrilled! There are beautiful tucked away campsites in the shade, by a creek. Really enjoyed cooking in the evenings outside and settling in. By day, of course, the trails are wild, like a moonscape. In spring, it’s a wildflower fantasia.
I was selfishly a little sad when Pinnacles became a national monument, instead of a regional secret. But I’m so glad they got the money, they deserve it! Note: I discovered it because my kids were in rock climbing classes in town, and “this” was the field trip. So exciting to see their first climbing and bouldering outside.
Brittanie F.Scout
Big Sur Campground & Cabins
Staff are awful
Long story short the staff were unhelpful and lied about there being multiple spots open. When we arrived the people in the spot next to us had completely blocked our spot with one of their cars and were using our table. Had to asked a second time to be moved spots and only found out there were available spots when someone without a reservation showed up to registration when I was up there complaining.
Jason M.Guide
Gilroy Garlic USA RV Park
Great Layover
We had a quick three-day trip here to visit family. The pool is small, yet well-kept and we had it to ourselves every time we went each day. The park was perfect for the kids biking around through the short- and long-term areas.
- KKorey Y.Guide
Laguna Seca Recreation Area
Hidden jewel
No crowds late August. Great staff and price. Views, trees and TRACK. Some air traffic. Quiet.
- EEdward F.Scout
Basalt Campground — San Luis Reservoir State Recreation Area
It’s currently closed construction and will be closed for few months
Park is closed for few months according to security officer at the entrance/toll booth.
Elisha E.ScoutSeacliff Center Trailer & RV Park
Amazing people, amazing location
After weeks on the road, we were so grateful to find a last minute spot a short, beautiful, and whimsical walk away from the beach!!! The campground itself is simple but full of good vibes with FREE showers and ice cream two minute stroll away!
- hharry S.Guide
Sanborn County Park
Great hideaway for Saratoga
Nothing fancy but very nice park for tent camping, RVs. Electric and water included in price. The park gates are locked at sundown but they give you the combination (the combo changed routinely). Free open WiFi is provided but recommend a security app just to be safe. The Mountain Winery is 2 miles from the park, fantastic views and they host concerts all the time.
Guide to Marina
Camping near Marina, California, offers a fantastic escape into nature with beautiful landscapes and plenty of outdoor activities. Whether you're looking to pitch a tent or park your RV, there are several campgrounds that cater to different preferences.
What to do:
- Hiking: Explore the stunning trails at Pinnacles Campground — Pinnacles National Park. One visitor noted, "The trails are wild, like a moonscape," making it a great spot for adventure seekers.
- Wildlife Watching: Many campers have spotted diverse wildlife. One reviewer at Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park Campground mentioned, "Seen a ton of wildlife and overall wasn’t very crowded."
- Star Gazing: The dark skies at Kirk Creek Campground make it perfect for star gazing. A camper shared, "Great views. Very dark at night which is great for star gazing."
What campers like:
- Scenic Views: Campers rave about the breathtaking views at Limekiln State Park Campground. One visitor said, "There aren't very many sites but you're right off the water."
- Clean Facilities: Many appreciate the cleanliness of the campgrounds. A reviewer at Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park Campground remarked, "Showers and toilets looked clean, showers are coin-operated."
- Family-Friendly Atmosphere: Campgrounds like New Brighton State Beach Campground are great for families. One camper noted, "Lots of families and lots of kids."
What you should know:
- Heat in Summer: If you're camping at Pinnacles Campground, be prepared for extreme heat. One reviewer warned, "It is WICKED hot in the summer."
- Limited Amenities: Some campgrounds, like Kirk Creek Campground, have minimal amenities. A visitor mentioned, "Not even drinking water. Make sure you have what you need."
- First-Come, First-Serve: Many campgrounds operate on a first-come, first-serve basis. A camper at Veteran's Memorial Park Campground advised, "Your best bet to get a site is to show up a day or two early."
Tips for camping with families:
- Choose Campgrounds with Activities: Look for places like Big Sur Campground & Cabins that offer fun activities. One family shared, "You can go down and walk by the river float the river with the complimentary tubes."
- Plan for Bugs: Be ready for insects, especially in warmer months. A visitor at Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park Campground mentioned, "There were numerous mosquitoes."
- Pack Snacks and Drinks: Having food on hand is essential, especially in campgrounds with limited markets. A camper at Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park Campground noted, "Bring groceries and firewood as it cost us $13 for a bundle at the market."
Tips from RVers:
- Check Road Conditions: Before heading to Mount Madonna County Park, ensure your RV can navigate the roads. One reviewer mentioned, "Not sure that this place would be good for giant rigs."
- Look for Full Hookups: Campgrounds like Big Sur Campground & Cabins offer electric hookups, which can be a big plus. A visitor shared, "The RV sites have both water and electric hookups which was great!"
- Arrive Early for Best Spots: Many RVers recommend arriving early to snag the best spots. A camper at Veteran's Memorial Park Campground noted, "We arrived around 11 and had no problem finding a camp spot."
Camping around Marina, CA, has something for everyone, whether you're a family looking for fun or an RVer seeking adventure.
Frequently Asked Questions
What camping is available near Marina, CA?
According to TheDyrt.com, Marina, CA offers a wide range of camping options, with 123 campgrounds and RV parks near Marina, CA and 2 free dispersed camping spots.
Which is the most popular campground near Marina, CA?
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Marina, CA is Veteran's Memorial Park Campground with a 4.4-star rating from 33 reviews.
Where can I find free dispersed camping near Marina, CA?
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 2 free dispersed camping spots near Marina, CA.
What parks are near Marina, CA?
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 14 parks near Marina, CA that allow camping, notably Pinnacles National Park and Golden Gate National Recreation Area.