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Pinnacles National Monument
Campground Information

Pinnacles Campground has 149 sites:

 area quantity capacity

elec

water

price

Tent

99

6

 no

nearby

$23

RV

36

6

yes

nearby

$36

Group

14

1-20

no

nearby

1-10: $75
11-20: $110


Campground facilities include: 

  • showers
  • garbage and recycling containers
  • comfort stations 
  • dump station
  • amphitheater for campfire programs
 
A typical campsite at the Pinnacles Campground

Tent Sites

Each tent site has a picnic table and fire ring, and restrooms are located in each loop. Loop A is closest to the visitor center and campground store. Loop C is the most secluded loop. 

 
A typical RV site at the Pinnacles Campground

RV Sites

Each RV site has electrical hookups (120s with 30 amp breakers). There is a community water spigot in each RV loop that is shared by twelve sites. In the center of each RV loop are picnic tables, BBQ pits, and a fire ring. 

 
A typical group campsite at the Pinnacles Campground

Group Sites

Group sites have a capacity of 10 - 20 people and five cars. Each group site has from one to three picnic tables and a fire ring. More information is available on our group camping page.

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Did You Know?
The Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic Trail runs 1200 miles from Arizona to central California, passing close to Pinnacles National Monument at the town of San Juan Bautista. Explore the trail by foot, or view the Anza Trail Guide online for more information.
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Last Updated: May 09, 2008 at 12:54 MST