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Had a quick stopover at Pinnacles and really enjoyed the campground. Stayed with my small trailer in the tent area and found it lovely and peaceful. While dogs aren’t allowed on trails, the campground road made for a lovely evening walk. The showers are a long walk away near the visitor center, and looked fine but not great. #5 was a corner spot so we had no neighbors and tons of space. Minimal shade, but perfect for charging solar. Highlight was all the bunnies that came out in the evening!

Had a quick stopover at Pinnacles and really enjoyed the campground. Stayed with my small trailer in the tent area and found it lovely and peaceful. While dogs aren’t allowed on trails, the campground road made for a lovely evening walk. The showers are a long walk away near the visitor center, and looked fine but not great. #5 was a corner spot so we had no neighbors and tons of space. Minimal shade, but perfect for charging solar. Highlight was all the bunnies that came out in the evening!

Was able to grab a last minute, mid-week reservation (lots of open spots mid-week in November). Sites are basic and close together, but have bushes between for some privacy. Can’t beat the beach access, though! I didn’t get a beachfront spot this time, but #38 looks like the best to me.. as others have noted, the bluff blocks the direct ocean view from most sites, but 38 looks right out on it. I found bathrooms to be clean and well maintained, facilities overall were great.

I assumed this was going to be a big parking lot full of big rigs and was pleasantly surprised! The big trucks were all parked in the gas station/casino parking lot and the “RV Park” area is gravel roads through grassy spots. I pulled in late and was a bit unsure where the official spots were, but found a great spot (there was plenty of room) and was generally pretty impressed. Arrived late and left early the next am so didn’t see much but would absolutely stop over here again!

One thing to note— I entered the RV Park into google maps and it wanted me to take a dirt road into the woods west-ish of the complex... don’t do that! 😂 Easy access from right behind the motel.

Like another poster said, there is also a corral for horses and it was cool to see it in use on our stopover.

Had a quick stopover at Pinnacles and really enjoyed the campground. Stayed with my small trailer in the tent area and found it lovely and peaceful. While dogs aren’t allowed on trails, the campground road made for a lovely evening walk. The showers are a long walk away near the visitor center, and looked fine but not great. #5 was a corner spot so we had no neighbors and tons of space. Minimal shade, but perfect for charging solar. Highlight was all the bunnies that came out in the evening!

Had a quick stopover at Pinnacles and really enjoyed the campground. Stayed with my small trailer in the tent area and found it lovely and peaceful. While dogs aren’t allowed on trails, the campground road made for a lovely evening walk. The showers are a long walk away near the visitor center, and looked fine but not great. #5 was a corner spot so we had no neighbors and tons of space. Minimal shade, but perfect for charging solar. Highlight was all the bunnies that came out in the evening!

Was able to grab a last minute, mid-week reservation (lots of open spots mid-week in November). Sites are basic and close together, but have bushes between for some privacy. Can’t beat the beach access, though! I didn’t get a beachfront spot this time, but #38 looks like the best to me.. as others have noted, the bluff blocks the direct ocean view from most sites, but 38 looks right out on it. I found bathrooms to be clean and well maintained, facilities overall were great.

Was able to grab a last minute, mid-week reservation (lots of open spots mid-week in November). Sites are basic and close together, but have bushes between for some privacy. Can’t beat the beach access, though! I didn’t get a beachfront spot this time, but #38 looks like the best to me.. as others have noted, the bluff blocks the direct ocean view from most sites, but 38 looks right out on it. I found bathrooms to be clean and well maintained, facilities overall were great.

Had a quick stopover at Pinnacles and really enjoyed the campground. Stayed with my small trailer in the tent area and found it lovely and peaceful. While dogs aren’t allowed on trails, the campground road made for a lovely evening walk. The showers are a long walk away near the visitor center, and looked fine but not great. #5 was a corner spot so we had no neighbors and tons of space. Minimal shade, but perfect for charging solar. Highlight was all the bunnies that came out in the evening!

Had a quick stopover at Pinnacles and really enjoyed the campground. Stayed with my small trailer in the tent area and found it lovely and peaceful. While dogs aren’t allowed on trails, the campground road made for a lovely evening walk. The showers are a long walk away near the visitor center, and looked fine but not great. #5 was a corner spot so we had no neighbors and tons of space. Minimal shade, but perfect for charging solar. Highlight was all the bunnies that came out in the evening!