Lodging

Tent cabins are open year-round for rent at the Pinnacles Campground.

Pinnacles Recreation Co.

Where to Stay When Visiting Pinnacles National Park

While there are no hotels within Pinnacles National Park, visitors can enjoy a stay at the park’s designated campground on the east side, which offers a range of options to suit different needs. Whether you prefer traditional tent sites, RV sites, or the convenience of renting a tent cabin, there’s a spot for you.

Tent Cabins

Don’t have a tent or prefer not to sleep on the ground? No problem! The park offers canvas-sided tent cabins that provide a rustic lodging experience. These cabins, open year-round, can sleep up to four people and offer a comfortable alternative for your visit.

For more information about the campground, call [phone], or visit www.recreation.gov to make a reservation.

Lodging in Nearby Communities

If you prefer to stay outside the park, there are many lodging options available in the surrounding communities. Contact the local Chambers of Commerce for more details:

San Benito County Chamber of Commerce

[phone]
www.discoversanbenitocounty.com/lodging/

King City Chamber of Commerce

[phone]
kingcitychamber.com

City of Soledad

[phone]
www.cityofsoledad.com

Salinas Valley Chamber of Commerce

[phone]
www.salinaschamber.com