Reyes Peak Campground

Great, quiet campground. Very windy due to the elevation so pack accordingly. Plan to bring plenty of water and firewood.

Beautiful, remote campground with spread-out, quiet sites nestled among big pines and boulders. No water; single pit toilet across from site 2. The altitude and ridge breezes keep it cool in summer. Some great bouldering among sites 4-6. The most beautiful sites are 6, 5, then 4. Sites 2 and 3 are most shaded. The drive in from 33 is all paved, but single-lane and curvy so it's a bit hair-raising for 20 minutes: honking before curves hoping no one is moving fast the other direction. But the camping is worth taking your life in your hands.

This campround is one of a kind, at 7000 ft this was one hell a hike. I I started my one-night backpacking trip at the Chorro grande trailhead down off the 33, I ascended through typical chaparrel that turns into switchbacks up the steep mountain. It eventually turns to a conifirous forest and ends on the paved Reyes peak campround. The campground has amazing views that span the Ventura coast and back towards the Cuyama Badlands.

Beautiful and so close to home. Love the big trees and view. The elevation is a little surprising and drastically different weather for only being less than two hours from the beach. We had a great time. There are only two FF spots, the rest need reservation. We had spot #4

Great tucked away campground. Walk up spots with a board to pay at. Great building around. Fire pits, picnic table, grill at each site. 7 sites below at pine mountain campground too. Plus a couple pull offs if you're vanning it.