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Pinnacles Campground at Pinnacles National Park

134Visitor campsites
133Online reservable
90 ftLargest listed RV length; varies by site
6Official site types

Plan your stay

Answers to the questions campers ask first.

Can I reserve a campsite?

Yes. 133 of 134 visitor campsites can be reserved online.

Can I camp here with an RV?

103 of 134 sites list RV equipment

Source: Recreation.gov structured records

Are tent sites available?

123 of 134 sites list tent equipment

Source: Recreation.gov structured records

Is the campground accessible?

Official accessibility information is available below. Check the details for suitability.

Are toilets and drinking water available?

Yes. Toilets and drinking water are listed as available.

Are showers or electrical hookups available?

Electrical hookups are listed for 30 sites; check the facilities below for shower information.
Sources: National Park Service · Recreation.gov Information & disclaimer

About this campground

Pinnacles Campground is run by Pinnacles Recreation Company. The campground offers tent and group camping, tent cabins, and RV sites. Each tent and group site has a picnic table and fire ring. Most RV sites have electrical hookups and share community tables and barbecue pits. Some tent cabins have electricity. Each tent cabin sleeps up to four people. To make reservations please visit recreation.gov. For questions and concerns call (831) 200-1722.

Sources: National Park Service · Recreation.gov Information & disclaimer

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Reservations and practical information

Reservations

Tent and RV sites can be reserved up to 6 months in advance, and group sites can be reserved up to 12 months in advance. To reserve a site please call the National Recreation Reservation Service at (877) 444-6777 or make reservations through Recreation.gov. For more information, please call the Pinnacles Campground Store at (831) 200-1722 or visit their website at visitpinnacles.com

Weather and seasonal conditions

Pinnacles National Park has its own micro-climate and temperatures can vary greatly from nearby towns. Please visit our website to get the most accurate forecast for the park.

Source: National Park Service Information & disclaimer

Official practical information

Directions

Pinnacles National Park is located 32 miles south of Hollister, CA on Hwy 25 and 29 miles northeast of King City, CA on Hwy 25. Campground is located on the east side of Pinnacles National Park off Hwy 25.

Source: Recreation.gov Information & disclaimer

Campsite options

Compare the official site types and equipment limits before choosing a campsite.

Tent sites

83 Campsites Nightly fee $43.00Equipment Non-electric

RV

30 Campsites Nightly fee $59.00Equipment Non-electric · Maximum 90 ft

Group sites

21 Campsites Nightly fee $110.00Equipment Non-electric
Individual campsite details such as loop, accessibility, equipment limits and reservability are provided by Recreation.gov.
Sources: National Park Service · Recreation.gov Information & disclaimer

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Facilities at a glance

ToiletsFlush Toilets - year round, Composting Toilets - year round, Portable Toilets - year round
Drinking waterYes - year round
Dump stationYes - year round
AmphitheaterYes - year round
ShowersHot - Year Round, Coin-Operated - Year Round
LaundryNot available
Camp storeYes - year round
Cell serviceNot available
InternetNot available
Trash and recyclingYes - year round
Food storage lockersYes - year round
Firewood for saleSeasonal
Ice for saleYes - year round
Campground hostYes - year round
Accessible0 of 134 campsites · 0 unknown
Electricity34 of 134 campsites · 9 unknown
Pets allowed134 of 134 campsites · 0 unknown
Shade64 of 134 campsites · 64 unknown
Picnic table77 of 134 campsites · 57 unknown
Available Seasonal Not available Unknown
Sources: National Park Service · Recreation.gov Information & disclaimer

Operating season & hours

Pinnacles Campground

The campground offers tent and group camping, along with RV sites. Each tent and group site has a picnic table and fire ring. Most RV sites have electrical hookups and share community tables and barbecue pits. Water is located throughout the campground. Oak trees provide shade many campsites. Showers and a dump station are available. The swimming pool is typically open from middle of April through the end of September, depending on the weather trend. Pets are allowed in the campground but not on trails.

Every day: Open 24 hours

Sources: National Park Service · Recreation.gov Information & disclaimer

Fees

Tent Site

A site specifically designed for tents. The site can accommodate up to 6 people and two vehicles.

$43.00
Recreational Vehicle (RV)

RV sites have 60A, 30A (240v) and 7.5A (110v) outlets.

$59.00
Group Site

This site will accommodate a maximum of 10 people properly. And it can be reserved 6 to 12 months in advance.

$110.00
Tent Cabin Electric

Tent Cabin Electric

$139.00
Tent Cabin Nonelectric

Tent Cabin Nonelectric

$129.00
Sources: National Park Service · Recreation.gov Information & disclaimer

Access, rules and important notes

90 ft
  • Campsites are situated in dirt, mostly compact but there may be loose soil and some sites are not level.
  • Roads are paved and parking spurs are gravel.
  • Flush toilets and potable water are provided.
  • Showers are available.
  • A general store with basic foods and camping supplies is located on-site.
  • A swimming pool is located within the campground and is open from April through September, weather permitting.
  • 1 RV sites come with 30 amp service; bring appropriate adapters if needed.
  • Generators are not allowed at any site at any time.
  • Each site can accomodate up to six people with a maximum of three tents and two vehicles or one vehicle and one trailer/RV/motorhome.
  • A tow vehicle plus a trailer counts as two vehicles.
  • A dump station is available for registered guests.
  • Vehicles must park in front of parking stops in their respective sites.
  • Moving parking stops, driving beyond them, or parking in another area/site will result in a ticket from the National Park Service.
  • If your vehicle does not fit in your site, you MUST park in the overflow parking area behind the store.
  • 45 Paved Roads - All vehicles OK Some carriers have some reception in the area, but most carriers have zero reception throughout the park.
  • WiFi is available around the store and some of the campground.
  • Select Pinnacles_Guest network and follow the prompts.
  • Seasonal use depending on fire restrictions.
  • When fire restrictions are high or extreme, only propane fires are allowed, no open flame fires.
  • Official facility accessibility flag: No. Check individual site details for accessible campsites.
  • No more than 6 people per tent site.
  • No more than 2 tents per tent site.
  • No more than 2 cars per camping site.
  • Please follow the fire restrictions depending on the season.
Sources: National Park Service · Recreation.gov Information & disclaimer

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Junior Ranger Program

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Road Biking

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Information & Disclaimer

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