Do I need a permit to backpack Kayak-Accessible Group Campsite?
Yes. You need a permit to backpack Kayak-Accessible Group Campsite in Angel Island State Park, and it is booked in advance through a reservation system rather than won in a lottery.
Permit required
What the Kayak-Accessible Group Campsite permit costs and covers
- Fee
- Camping rates are set in ReserveCalifornia at booking. Ferry fares are charged separately by the ferry operator; paddlers arriving by kayak pay no fare.
- Season starts
- Year-round
- Season ends
- Year-round
What the rules require
- Reservations go through ReserveCalifornia, six months in advance from the current date, online or on 1-800-444-7275
- Dogs are not allowed anywhere on Angel Island State Park
- The park is open sunrise to sunset for day use; campers hold the site overnight
- ReserveCalifornia sets a maximum stay of seven nights on this site
- Bookings may extend from the arrival date to the desired departure date based on availability and the park's maximum stay rules
Published rules for the Kayak-Accessible Group Campsite, quoted as written.
Getting one
Dates for Kayak-Accessible Group Campsite sell out and then come back as people cancel. PermitSnag watches Kayak-Accessible Group Campsite and sends you an alert the moment one reappears.
Common questions about the Kayak-Accessible Group Campsite permit
Do I need a permit to backpack Kayak-Accessible Group Campsite?
Yes. You need a permit to backpack Kayak-Accessible Group Campsite in Angel Island State Park, and it is booked in advance through a reservation system rather than won in a lottery.
How much does a Kayak-Accessible Group Campsite permit cost?
Camping rates are set in ReserveCalifornia at booking. Ferry fares are charged separately by the ferry operator; paddlers arriving by kayak pay no fare..
When is the Kayak-Accessible Group Campsite permit season?
Season starts: Year-round. Season ends: Year-round.