Plan your stay
Answers to the questions campers ask first.
Can I reserve a campsite?
Can I camp here with an RV?
Are tent sites available?
Source: Recreation.gov structured records
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Answers to the questions campers ask first.
Source: Recreation.gov structured records
Information from the official campground source. Seasonal conditions and reservation rules may vary.
Primitive camping is available (seven sites; $15 per night per site; reservations required). Picnic table, food storage box, and pit toilet are provided. No water is available. Distance from landing to campground is one-half mile and includes a 157-stair climb. WARNING: Western gulls nest on Anacapa Island From April through mid-August. During this time, visitors will encounter seabird rookery conditions: guano, strong odor, constant noise, bird carcasses, and birds protecting their territory.
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Source: Recreation.gov structured records
Boat transportation can be arranged with Island Packers from Ventura or Channel Islands (Oxnard) Harbors.
To park headquarters in Ventura, California: Highway 101, exit Victoria or Seaward to Ventura Harbor.
Compare the official site types and equipment limits before choosing a campsite.
Every day: All Day
Advanced camping reservations are required for all of the park's campgrounds. There are no entrance fees to visit the park. However, a reservation fee of $15.00 per site-per night is charged for camping on the islands. For six of the sites on Anacapa Island, this fee covers up to four people. For one of the sites, it covers up to six people. Reservations can be made by calling (877) 444-6777 or through http://www.recreation.gov/
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