Angel Island East Bay Sites

Three campsites. All accessible by foot, wagon, or bike. All have access to animal proof trash cans, a secured and elevated food storage locker, a charcoal grill, and running water. There is a pit toilet but it's a rough stench (don't worry you can't smell it at the campsites). Site 1 is best for groups. Flat. Two picnic tables. Shaded. Plenty of space for tents. Looks over the bay towards Richmond. Super easy access. Site 2 is shaded. Has two defined tent spots. One fit our Nemo Auroa, which is about 9+ feet square. The other location is smaller. This has a brief but somewhat steep descent. One picnic table. Site 3 has no shade but a great view towards the Bay Bridge. Tends to be the windiest location. Also the steepest. Has one maybe two locations for large tents.

We stayed for 2 nites @ the East Bay Site #3. Our reservation was for 3 nites but due to the windy conditions and exposure of site 3 we opted out a day early. Site 3 has apparently gone through some transformations over the years as I look back over some previous photos posted. There is not a single flat area to pitch a tent nor is there any shade. The views of the East Bay- hence the camp name are great. To say we were blown away is an understatement (pun intended). There were numerous downed trees as well which is an indication of how windy and exposed the area is. The camp site #2 was perfect. It has 2 large flat and level tent pads and shade. Less exposure to the fierce winds that blew non stop for our trip this July. There is m potable piped water (strong smell of sulfur), garbag

Stayed at campsite #2 in late June during a uncommon heat wave which made the weather very pleasant while camping. We had no winds at the campsite itself but on the other side of the island there was plenty wind. Mt. Livermore barely had winds. Please note the tent sites campsite #2 isn't leveled either. It's definitely not steeped sloped like I saw it campsite #3. There are two tent sites at campsite 2, both of which are slightly sloped if you look closely. We brought our backpacking tent so it wasn't that large but I still found myself sliding to my partner in the tent. The water provided, whether in the spigot or water spout has a taste and smell to it. We were a bit sensitive to it and it altered the taste of our food as we used the water to cook. Coffee didn't taste the same either.

Site 1 large. Site 2 is flat. Site 3 has a harsh incline. Great views. After the last ferry leaves it just the campers!! (Possibly boat owners) Don't forget to put your food in the or the raccoons will get it. No dogs allowed unfortunately.

The site has shade. That’s a big bonus! We did not stay in this site, but we came and checked it out there was nobody in the site. I’ll post a picture of site 1