Steep Ravine

State:	California
Address:	Rocky Point Rd, Stinson Beach, CA 94970
Zip code:	94970
Phone:	(415) 388-2070
Website:	http://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=471

• Wesley Heard
  
  
  (January 11, 2019, 4:42 pm)

  *Beautiful* scenery, campgrounds, and cabins!
  Seriously, the scenery is to die for.
  It's hard to get resos; you have to look almost the max of 6 months ahead to reserve. 7 camping spots and around 10 cabins. The cabins a nice fireplace for a fire even in foggy norcal evenings.
  
  Tent sites:
  1. Cliffside with a view of Stinson Beach and the cabins.
  
  2. Neighbors 3 if you have a group. My least favorite, but there's shade.
  
  3. A nice tree in the middle of camp. Next door to 2, and 4 is visible.
  
  4. Amazing souther view Closest to cliffs.
  
  5. Just inland from the first 4, but up the hill so it has its own view. Fun granite features in camp.
  
  6. Largest site. The only that will fit 2 large tents. No shade, further up the hill, but still a great view.

• Ramesh Nagaraj
  
  
  (January 2, 2019, 4:47 am)

  MAGICAL!!! Its a pristine, calm and gorgeous place to visit and stay. We stayed in Cabin #5. One of the most amazing places, we have stayed. Very hard to get a booking. Has a wonderful beach, bench next to cabin to look over Pacific. You can hear the waves thundering in the night. Amazing views of sunset and sunrise. A Must visit place.

• Tara Corrales
  
  
  (August 28, 2018, 7:26 pm)

  What an underrated quiet adventurous spot right off #highway1. The cabins and the campground is absolutely worth it. Memories for a lifetime!

• David Havens
  
  
  (August 2, 2018, 10:57 am)

  WOW. Highly recommended. Check the wait list for day-of slots. Makes the perfect spontaneous weeknight adventure, can make it back to SF in time for work the next day!

• Gabriel Lugo
  
  
  (August 1, 2018, 2:02 pm)

  Absolutely gorgeous, magical place. Beautiful and serene. I found that no chore felt like a chore. Washing dishes? No problem as you scrub and look out onto the Pacific. Restroom run up the hill or packing and unpacking the car? Great! Striking canyon views walking up and the powerful pacific walking back down. Dozens upon dozens of pelicans flying overhead. The sound of waves crashing upon the shores. We went into Stinson for dinner on the two evenings we stayed but next time will likely meal prep for ALL meals so we can fully immerse ourselves into the biorhythms of the place while avoiding the crowds at Stinson.
  
  A few things that would make a stay even better: curtains (we used towels and sheets as improvised curtains), a nice table cloth, candles (rather than a harsh LED lamp), extra kindling or duraflame logs to get fires going with ease, and perhaps an extra cooler to store food as there was a very cute but persistent mouse in cabin 8 that went after anything left out (we ended up hanging food bags off the chains coming down from the ceilings intended for lamps).
  
  The cabins, or for the very hardy the campsites, at Steep Ravine are a great public treasure and while I am tempted to be greedy and not share this advice I feel compelled to encourage the public to make the effort to partake of this amazing experience even if just once!

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Steep Ravine Campground - Mount Tamalpais State Park

Steep Ravine Campground is an environmental campground located in Mount Tamalpais State Park, just north of the rugged Marin Headlands in northern California. Steep Ravine Campground is a very popular camping destination with only seven campsites located at the far western edge of Mount Tamalpais State Park, on bluffs overlooking the ocean.

Mount Tamalpais State Park - California State Parks

Driving Directions to Mount Tamalpais State Park ... campsite #7 at Steep Ravine are accessible. ... the Pantoll Visitor Services Kiosk at 415-388-2070 well ...

ProTrails | Steep Ravine Trail, Mt Tamalpais State Park ...

For specific camping and campground questions, call Pantoll Ranger Station at 415.388.2070. Rules and Regulations Dogs and Bikes are not permitted on the Steep Ravine Trail.

Steep Ravine Map - Stinson Beach, California - Mapcarta

Steep Ravine with photos and an interactive map. Steep Ravine from Mapcarta, the free map.

Mount Tamalpais State Park - California Beaches

Mount Tamalpais State Park in Mill Valley, CA is in the California Beaches attractions, parks, and things to do category. To locate the Mount Tamalpais State Park just select the map tab above. For reservations, directions, or questions you can call them at (415) 388-2070.

Steep Ravine Cabins and Campground, Mount Tamalpais, CA: 20 ...

Let us introduce you to the elusive Steep Ravine Cabins and Campground. On Mt. Tamalpais, just to the north of the city, there are a group of wooden structures that date back to the 1940s. They are insanely popular and rightfully so.

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415.388.2070. Haypress Campsite ... Steep Ravine Campground/Cabins 415.388.2070 85 Throckmorton Avenue Mill Valley, Callifornia 94941 415.388.9700 info@millvalley.org.

Things to Do - CA State Parks

For more information, call Pantoll Ranger Station at 415-388-2070. Reservations For campground and cabin reservation information for Steep Ravine, Alice Eastwood and Frank Valley campgrounds and cabins, use the reservation link at the top of this park's home page or call Reserve California at 800-444-7275 .

Steep Ravine Cabins on the Marin Coast - Weekend Sherpa

Call 415-388-2070 to see if there are any cancellations (up to 10 days in advance). If there are, show up at Pantoll Ranger Station at 2:00 p.m. the day of availability for a lottery to see who gets the cabin.