Memorial Park Campground

The camp grounds are big well spaced.the road out is paved but has 2 water crossings and in Feb 2026 was about 8 inches deep also necessary to drive thru fort hunter Leggett so drive carefully. The road del venturi is very nice and has dry camping and river nearby also has epic rock formations

Quite and very secluded. We stayed at Loop-1. If staying there, I suggest using site 7 or 8 during the cold season as they get more sun. Sites 5 and 6 are in the shade for most of the time. But site 5 is quite small. I'm not sure about the others. No water, no lights, no wireless signal. We stayed on Nov 11 and at night was close to freezing. Within walking distance is Junipero Serra Peak trail. 13 miles out and back with 4,000" elevation gain and amazing views. On the way here we saw herds of elk - just before taking a turn into the army base. Probably Sep or Oct would be the best time to stay here

There's not a lot of privacy between campsites. And lots of noise from other campers the last time I was there. There's nice access to hiking trails. But the restroom was in poor repair.

Nice secluded campground, not for those looking for a glamping site. No potable water available so bring your own, pit toilets. Arroyo Seco river within a very short walk. Perfect place to see the stars at night Bring bug spray.

I love the walking trails in this area! The campground is primitive and we prefer the many places for dispersed camping close by. The rock formations, wildflowers and creeks in the meadows are beautiful in the spring.