Pinnacles National Park

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Contains 18 POIs in the Pinnacles National Park in California including Visitor Centers, Campgrounds, Scenic Views, Parking Areas, Nature Center, Day use area and other park facilities.

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Pinnacles Campground
Campground

Description: Pinnacles Campground is run by Pinnacles Recreation Company. The campground offers tent and group camping, tent cabins, and RV sites. Each tent and group site has a picnic table and fire ring. Most RV sites have electrical hookups and share community tables and barbecue pits. Some tent cabins have electricity. Each tent cabin sleeps up to four people. To make reservations please visit recreation.gov. For questions and concerns call (831) 200-1722.
Regulations Overview: No more than 6 people per tent site. No more than 2 tents per tent site. No more than 2 cars per camping site. Please follow the fire restrictions depending on the season.
Reservation Info: Tent and RV sites can be reserved up to 6 months in advance, and group sites can be reserved up to 12 months in advance. To reserve a site please call the National Recreation Reservation Service at (877) 444-6777 or make reservations through Recreation.gov. For more information, please call the Pinnacles Campground Store at (831) 200-1722 or visit their website at visitpinnacles.com
Total campsites: 134
Number of reservable campsites: 134
Group campsites: 21
Tent only campsites: 83
Electrical hookup campsites: 30
RV only campsites: 30
Activities:
− Astronomy
− Biking
− Camping
− Caving
− Climbing
− Food
− Hands-On
− Hiking
− Junior Ranger Program
− Park Film
− Shopping
− Wildlife Watching
Amenities:
− Amphitheater: Yes - year round
− Camp Store: Yes - year round
− Cell Phone Reception: No
− DumpStation: Yes - year round
− Firewood For Sale: Yes - seasonal
− Food Storage Lockers: Yes - year round
− Ice Available For Sale: Yes - year round
− Internet Connectivity: No
− Laundry: No
− Potable Water: Yes - year round
− Showers: Coin-Operated - Year Round
− Showers: Hot - Year Round
− Staff or Volunteer Host Onsite: Yes - year round
− Toilets: Composting Toilets - year round
− Toilets: Flush Toilets - year round
− Toilets: Portable Toilets - year round
− Trash Recycling Collection: Yes - year round
Accessibility:
− Access Roads: Paved Roads - All vehicles OK
− Ada Info: Roads are paved and parking spurs are gravel. Flush toilets and potable water are provided. Showers are available. A general store with basic foods and camping supplies is located on-site. A swimming pool is located within the campground and is open from April through September, weather permitting.
− Cell phone Info: Some carriers have some reception in the area, but most carriers have zero reception throughout the park.
− Fire stove policy: Seasonal use depending on fire restrictions. When fire restrictions are high or extreme, only propane fires are allowed, no open flame fires.
− Internet policy: WiFi is available around the store and some of the campground. Select Pinnacles_Guest network and follow the prompts.
− RV Allowed: Yes
− RV Info: RV sites come with 30 amp service; bring appropriate adapters if needed. Generators are not allowed at any site at any time. Each site can accomodate up to six people with a maximum of three tents and two vehicles or one vehicle and one trailer/RV/motorhome. A tow vehicle plus a trailer counts as two vehicles. A dump station is available for registered guests. Vehicles must park in front of parking stops in their respective sites. Moving parking stops, driving beyond them, or parking in another area/site will result in a ticket from the National Park Service. If your vehicle does not fit in your site, you MUST park in the overflow parking area behind the store.
− RV max length: 90 feet
− Trailer allowed: Yes
− Wheelchair access: Campsites are situated in dirt, mostly compact but there may be loose soil and some sites are not level.
Weather: Pinnacles National Park has its own micro-climate and temperatures can vary greatly from nearby towns. Please visit our website to get the most accurate forecast for the park.


Bear Gulch Nature Center
Visitor Center

Description: Hey ranger, what plant is this? Hey ranger, what do condors look like? Ask questions, get information and view our park film inside the Bear Gulch Nature Center.
This is a Passport Stamp Location.
Activities:
− Astronomy
− Biking
− Camping
− Caving
− Climbing
− Food
− Hands-On
− Hiking
− Junior Ranger Program
− Park Film
− Shopping
− Wildlife Watching
Things to do and see:
− Become a Junior Ranger at Pinnacles National Park
− Biking in Pinnacles National Park
− Birdwatching in Pinnacles National Park
− Hike Bacon-Butterfield Ranch Trail
− Hike Balconies Cliffs Trail to Balconies Cave Trail Loop
− Hike Bench Trail to Balconies Cave Trail
− Hike Bench Trail to South Wilderness Trail
− Hike Bench Trail to Sycamore Trail
− Hike Chalone Peak Trail
− Hike Condor Gulch Trail
− Hike Condor Gulch Trail to High Peaks Trail Loop
− Hike High Peaks to Balconies Cave Loop
− Hike High Peaks to Bear Gulch Loop
− Hike Jawbone Trail
− Hike Juniper Canyon Trail Loop
− Hike Moses Spring Trail to Rim Trail Loop
− Hike North Wilderness Trail Loop
− Hike Old Pinnacles Trail to Balconies Cave
− Hike Prewett Point Trail
− Night Sky Viewing At Pinnacles National Park
− Picnicking in Pinnacles National Park
− Rock Climbing the East Side of Pinnacles National Park
− Rock Climbing the West Side of Pinnacles National Park
− Wildlife viewing in Pinnacles National Park
Amenities:
− Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
− Bicycle - Rack
− Fire Extinguisher
− First Aid Kit Available
− Historical/Interpretive Information/Exhibits
− Information
− Information - Maps Available
− Information - Ranger/Staff Member Present
− Information Kiosk/Bulletin Board
− Junior Ranger Activity
− Junior Ranger Booklet Available
− Parking - Auto
− Picnic Table
− Theater/Auditorium
− Trailhead
Directions: Located on the east side of the park at the Bear Gulch Day Use Area.