Angel Island State park
San Francisco Bay
415-435-1915
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To get to Angel Island, you have to take a ferry or your own boat. The camp sites are walk-in, about two miles with 300-foot elevation gain.
9 primitive camp sites
8 people max per site
1 ADA site
1 kayak camp that holds up to 20 people
Cafe near the ferry arrival area
Pit toilets
Running water
Bring charcoal or a stove - no wood fires allowed
Hiking
Biking (rentals available)
Tram tours
Sites vary. The ones on the west side of the island have views of San Francisco.
Dogs are not allowed (service animals excepted)
California State Park campgrounds must be reserved in advance and you'll have to do it as much as 6 months in advance. Our guide to California state parks reservations will show you how.
If the ADA site is not reserved, it is available on a same day, first come, first-served basis at the island camper kiosk.
Our guide to visiting Angel Island includes information about things to do and how to get there.
