Reservation Availability


Your next camping trip is just a few clicks away! View campground availability for your preferred dates at state parks throughout California. Once you find your perfect spot, complete your booking at ReserveCalifornia.com.

Many campgrounds fill-up six months ahead so plan in advance. First-come first-served sites are available at some parks. Call the park for information on first-come first-served availability prior to arrival. Learn more about Reservations and Fees

Reservation Availability

Start Date: 8/17/2025

End Date: 8/18/2025

Availability: Yes

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Camping Information

Minimum Stay: 1

Maximum Stay: 7

Booking End Date: 2/10/2026

Campground Map

Available Campgrounds for your Selected Date Range

Azalea Campground

Starting at $45.00
In Season: Yes
Matching Search Availability?: Yes

  • Type: Campsite
    Available: Yes
  • Type: Hook Up (E ) Campsite
    Available: No

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Wildcat Campground

Starting at $45.00
In Season: Yes
Matching Search Availability?: Yes

  • Type: Campsite
    Available: Yes
  • Type: Hike/Bike Campsite
    Available: No

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Cabin Colony

Starting at $70.00
In Season: Yes
Matching Search Availability?: Yes

  • Type: Cabin (6 People)
    Available: No

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Current Campsite Availability

Reservations can be made up to six months to the day in advance of the arrival date (rolling window). Each new date opens at 8 a.m. PST. Reservations can be made at most state parks as late as two days prior to your planned arrival, subject to availability.



Azalea Campground


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Wildcat Campground


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Cabin Colony


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Nearby Parks

View the availability of nearby parks (50 miles) with the same arrival date and number of nights.

Van Damme SP

Availability at Van Damme SP

Van Damme State Park consists of 1,831 acres of beach and upland on the Mendocino Coast. The park features the lush Fern Canyon scenic trail system; the Pygmy Forest where mature, cone-bearing cypress and pine trees stand six inches to eight feet tall, and the bog, or Cabbage Patch, where skunk cabbage grows in abundance. The park's ten miles of trail go along the fern-carpeted canyon of Little River. A paved road is used by joggers and bicyclists. The beach is popular with abalone divers. Hike-in sites do not allow dogs.

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MacKerricher SP

Availability at MacKerricher SP

MacKerricher State Park offers a variety of habitats; beach, bluff, headland, dune, forest and wetland. Tidepools are along the shore. Seals live the rocks off the park's Mendocino coast. More than 90 species of birds visit or live near Cleone Lake, a formal tidal lagoon. During winter and spring the nearby headland provides a good lookout for whale watching. The park is popular with hikers, joggers, equestrians and bicyclists. Fishing is also popular, with trout in two fresh-water lakes. The park has a wheelchair accessible nature trail.

Park Info

  • Distance: 32.36 Miles.
  • Reservation Availibility: Yes
  • Camping Types: Group Camping Group Campsite Campsite Hook Up (E/W/S) Campsite Hike In Primitive Campsite Tent Campsite Hike/Bike Campsite
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Clear Lake SP

Availability at Clear Lake SP

Clear Lake State Park is on the shores of California's second largest freshwater lake. The area is popular for all kinds of water recreation, including swimming, fishing, boating and water-skiing. Anglers can catch large mouth bass, crappie, bluegill and channel catfish. The park is the nesting place for waterfowl. Hikers enjoy the Indian Nature Trail, a self-guided trail that shows how the Pomo people lived in the area for centuries, utilized the area's resources. The trail passes through the site of what was once a Pomo village. The park visitor center features displays about the area's natural and cultural history.

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Salt Point SP

Availability at Salt Point SP

Salt Point State Park includes six miles of the Sonoma Coast, ranging from sandy beach coves to steep bluffs and sandstone cliffs. At the top of the coastal ridge there is a large prairie and pygmy forest. Wildlife includes the long-tailed weasel, wild pigs, brown pelicans and other water birds, blacktail deer, raccoons, coyotes, and a variety of rodents. The park has miles of hiking and horseback trails. The area is also the site of an underwater reserve for divers.

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Sonoma Coast SP

Availability at Sonoma Coast SP

Sonoma State Beach features coastland with beaches, reefs, coves, tidepools, headlands, and natural arches. With more than ten miles of shore, 5,000 acres, this state beach is one of the largest in the state. The park stretches from Bodega Head to the Russian River. There is a five-mile trail system in the dunes. The beach is home to one of California's largest seal rookeries. In the winter, Bodega Head is one of the finest whale-watching sites on the North Coast. The park is also home to many kinds of seabirds. The ocean bay and river frontage offers perch, salmon, steelhead and smelt fishing.

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