Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Sleeping & Eating
Steep Ravine
CAMPGROUND, CABIN
800-444-7275;
www.reserveamerica.com
;
Nov-Sep; tent site $25, cabin
$100)
Just off Hwy 1, about 1 mile south of Stinson Beach, this jewel has seven beachfront camp-
sites and nine rustic five-person cabins with wood stoves overlooking the ocean. Both op-
tions are booked out months in advance and reservations can be made up to seven months
ahead.
Bootjack Campground
CAMPGROUND
Recently reopened after decades of closure, its 15 first-come, first-served walk-in sites are
right on two of the park's best hiking trails and adjacent to Redwood Creek, with open vis-
tas to the south. It's a half-mile northeast of Pantoll Station.
Pantoll Campground
CAMPGROUND
From the parking lot it's a 100yd walk or bicycle ride to the campground, with 16 first-
come, first-served tent sites but no showers.
West Point Inn
LODGE, CABIN
100 Old Railroad Grade Fire Rd, Mill Valley; r per adult/child $50/25)
Load up your sleeping bag and hike in to this rustic 1904 hilltop hideaway built as a stop-
over for the Mill Valley and Mt Tamalpais Scenic Railway. It also hosts monthly pancake
breakfasts ($10) on Sundays during the summer.
Information
415-388-2070;
www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=471
;
801 Panor-
amic Hwy;
variable hours;
)
is the park headquarters. Detailed park maps are sold here.
