Pinnacles Campground

"California’s newest, and probably most underrated National Park, Pinnacles National Park is a high desert heaven with great hiking trails, bird watching, camping, and more. Pinnacles Campground is located on the east side of the park, so make sure that’s where you want to be when you book your site because there are no connection roads between the east and west side of the park (except for hiking trails). Sites allow you to pull your car right up to them, making them optimal for car camping. Many sites offer shade from oak trees, but check the campsite photos link provided to make sure that yours does. In the summer, this campsite is definitely one that you’ll want to bring your Luno Window Screens along to, as it can get pretty toasty. Sites can be reserved up to 6 months in advance, and must be reserved on recreation.gov. Each site has a picnic table and fire ring. Water is available throughout the campground, and coin operated showers and a dump station are available at the site. There is also a swimming pool which is open usually from the middle of April until the end of September. Pets are allowed in the campground, on paved roads, and in parking lots, but not on hiking trails. All pets must be kept on a 6 foot leash. Campfires are permitted when fire danger permits. There is a campground store located near the campground in case you forget any important gear or food. "