Olema Campground

We had a wonderful group camping trip at Olema Campground! Our scout group booked campsites 1–15 and had plenty of space for everyone — the area is open, clean, and perfect for kids to run around and play. The campground is well maintained with flushed toilets and free hot showers, which made the stay very comfortable. The air is fresh, the scenery is beautiful, and it’s an ideal spot for families or large groups who want to enjoy nature without giving up basic comforts. We loved how peaceful and spacious it felt. Highly recommend this campground for your next group camping adventure! 🌲🏕️

The only thing this place has going for it is location at Pt Reyes Nat'l Seashore. Other than that, its a run-down, dusty, dirty, and greatly overpriced barren field full of tree stumps next to the local sewer plant. Little or no privacy. On weekends its often filled with noisy people who inconsiderately roar around leaving huge clouds of dust. No internet bandwidth to speak of. Looks like it was a nice place 50 years ago but clearly not run today by the same person who created it. Its the only RV park in the area so they manage to stay open.

The campground is in a good location. The site we were assigned to was very narrow and we were too close to our neighbors. Both the bathrooms and the laundry room need some attention, especially the restrooms, which have bird nests inside. There's a note on the bathroom door asking people not to close the door for that reason. Doors should be closed, and no birds/animals should be allowed inside restrooms. Most of the time you find bird droppings inside the restrooms which is totally unhealthy.

Not very far from San Francisco, good amenities (hot water, good toilets, shower, water taps everywhere, WiFi). There's a big meadow great for groups, with a road around it that kids can bike on. Very wet at night but dries up with the sun in the morning. We didn't do much exploring in the area, but it's definitely not wilderness camping.

We weren’t sure what to expect with this campground, but we were warmly greeted by a gentleman in the office, which set the stage for our overnight stay. It had been raining, so there were some puddles around and there weren’t very many other campers there. The campground is grassy with a few tall trees dotted around, with gravel pads. It is well laid out with a series of cul de sacs with 8-12 campsites in each one. The bathroom and shower in our area was older, but clean and well maintained. My husband wandered around and saw sheep grazing in the large area set aside for tents - including twin lambs just born the day before, which was quite a treat. In all, Olema campground was a great place to stop overnight on our coastal vacation.