Channel Islands National Park

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Last updated 11/11/2024

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Contains over500 Points of Interest in the Channel Islands National Park in California including Visitor Centers, Campgrounds, Picnic Areas, Hiking Trails, Beaches, Scenic Areas and other Places of interest. File is in GPX format and contains very detailed information.

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Santa Barbara Island Visitor Center
Visitor Center


Visitor Contact Station on Santa Barbara Island

1901 Spinnaker Drive

Ventura, CA 93001 USA

(805) 658-5730

Description: A small visitor center is located on ‐ the island. Features include displays on the ‐ natural and cultural resources of the island. This is a Passport Stamp Location. Activities: − Astronomy − Boating − Camping − Compass and GPS − Fishing − Food − Guided Tours − Hiking − Junior Ranger Program − Museum Exhibits − Paddling − Park Film − SCUBA Diving − Shopping − Snorkeling − Surfing − Swimming − Wildlife Watching Amenities: − Animal-Safe Food Storage − Audio Description − Benches/Seating − First Aid Kit Available − Historical/Interpretive Information/Exhibits − Information − Information - Maps Available − Information Kiosk/Bulletin Board − Picnic Table − Scenic View/Photo Spot − Toilet - Vault/Composting − Trailhead Directions: This visitor center can only be ‐ visited by boat. Book your transportation with the ‐ park concessioner.

San Miguel Island Campground
Campground


San Miguel Island Campground

San Miguel Island, CA 93001 USA

(805) 658-5730

Description: Primitive camping is available (nine ‐ sites; $15 per night per site; reservations ‐ required). Wind shelter, picnic table, food ‐ storage box, and pit toilet are provided. No water ‐ is available. Distance from landing to campground ‐ is one mile up a steep canyon (400 ft. climb). Reservation Info: Advanced camping reservations ‐ are required for all of the park's ‐ campgrounds. There are no entrance fees to visit ‐ the park. However, a reservation fee of $15.00 per ‐ site-per night is charged for camping on the ‐ islands. For Santa Miguel Island, this fee covers ‐ up to four people. Reservations can be made by ‐ calling (877) 444-6777 or through ‐ http://www.recreation.gov/. Total campsites: 9 Number of reservable campsites: 9 Group campsites: 1 Tent only campsites: 9 Walk boat to campsites: 9 Activities: − Astronomy − Boating − Camping − Compass and GPS − Fishing − Food − Guided Tours − Hiking − Junior Ranger Program − Museum Exhibits − Paddling − Park Film − SCUBA Diving − Shopping − Snorkeling − Surfing − Swimming − Wildlife Watching Amenities: − Amphitheater: No − Camp Store: No − Cell Phone Reception: No − DumpStation: No − Firewood For Sale: No − Food Storage Lockers: Yes - year round − Ice Available For Sale: No − Internet Connectivity: No − Laundry: No − Potable Water: No water − Showers: None − Staff or Volunteer Host Onsite: Yes - year round − Toilets: Vault Toilets - year round − Trash Recycling Collection: No Directions: San Miguel Island Campground is only ‐ accessible by boat. Visit our island ‐ transportation webpage for more information: ‐ http://www.nps.gov/chis/planyourvisit/island-transportation.... ‐ The hike to the campground is 1 mile (steep, ‐ uphill) from the boat landing. Weather: Campers should be prepared for a variety ‐ of weather conditions, including strong winds and ‐ cool, damp fog. Sturdy, low-profile tents, stakes, ‐ and line for securing tents to ground or table. ‐ There are no trees or shade. Overexposure to the ‐ wind and sun can be a serious problem. Visitors ‐ are advised to bring supplies for an extra day in ‐ case boats are unable to pick up campers due to ‐ sea conditions. Current weather: ‐ http://channelislands.noaa.gov/news/kiosk.html

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