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Point Reyes National Seashore
Fees & Reservations
 

ENTRANCE FEES

No Entrance Fee is Charged at Point Reyes

ACTIVITY FEES

CAMPING FEES

  • $15/night/site for 1 to 6 people
  • $30/night/site for 7 to 14 people
  • $40/night/site for 15 to 25 people

The park has received permission to raise fees in 2012 and to transition to reserving campgrounds through the national reservation system. New fees will be $20.00 for an individual site for 1-6 people; $40.00 for a group site for 7-14 people and $50.00 for a group site for 15-25 people. The fees will begin at the time of the transition to the national system and are not retroactive.

See our Backcountry Camping page for more information.


SHUTTLE BUS

  • $5.00 per person for anyone over 16 years of age

On weekends from late December to mid-April when the weather is good, the west end of Sir Francis Drake Blvd is closed to vehicle traffic. Shuttle buses transport visitors to the lighthouse and Chimney Rock areas. Shuttle tickets may be purchased at Drakes Beach between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. weekends and holidays, weather permitting. The shuttle buses run approximately every 20 minutes starting at 9:30 a.m. and service the headlands area from Drakes Beach to the Lighthouse parking lot to Chimney Rock parking lot back to Drakes Beach. Children 16 years and under ride free. Shuttles are cancelled if weather is poor. Visit our Winter Shuttle Bus System page for more details.

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Last Updated: January 13, 2012 at 16:47 MST