Hawk Campground
Hawk Campground sits above Tennessee Valley in the Marin Headlands within Golden Gate National Recreation Area near San Francisco. It is a primitive backpacking-only facility offering 3 hike-in tent sites, each accommodating up to 4 guests. Each site includes a tent pad, food locker, and picnic table, with one port-a-john serving the entire campground. There is no water supply; campers must bring all drinking and cooking water. This is a no-frills facility for experienced backpackers only. (via official site)
- food locker
- picnic table
- portable toilet
- tent pad
Key facts
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Location
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🏞️ Attractions
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🛒 Amenities & services
🛒 Groceries
- Kerr's
- Lost River Trading Post
⛽ Fuel
Shell
7-Eleven
🍽️ Food & drink
- Dining Room
- Mack's Bingo
- Star in the Valley Estate Winery
🎾 Sports
- Capon Springs and Farms Golf Course
- All Weather Tennis Court 2
- All Weather Tennis Court 1
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Good to know
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How do I get to Hawk Campground?
Hawk Campground is accessible via two hiking routes: a 2.5 mile uphill hike from the Tennessee Valley Trailhead parking lot, or a 3.5 mile uphill hike from Miwok Trailhead. It is a hike-in only facility with no vehicle access to the sites.
Do I need a reservation?
Yes, reservations are required and must be made through Recreation.gov up to 3 months in advance.
Are pets allowed?
Pets are prohibited at Hawk Campground, except for service animals.
What water is available?
There is no water available at this campground. Campers must bring any water necessary for drinking, cooking, and other uses.
How long can I stay?
The maximum stay is 3 nights per season per camper to ensure equitable access.
How much does it cost to camp at Hawk Campground?
Hawk Campground is free to camp at.
Is there WiFi at Hawk Campground?
No, there's no internet access on site.
Who runs Hawk Campground?
Hawk Campground is operated by US Forest Service.
How many pitches does Hawk Campground have?
Hawk Campground has around 3 pitches.
When is Hawk Campground open?
Hawk Campground is open year-round.
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