This rare, one-of-a-kind oceanfront RV park in Point Reyes Station sits right on the beach with a protective forest wrapping around it, creating an unusual setup for the Marin County coast. The park’s layout lets you park your rig with ocean views while staying sheltered from the wind—something you don’t often find in this area.

Dogs get real freedom here. The park allows them throughout the property, and there are trails right on the grounds where you can walk without needing to drive anywhere. Point Reyes itself is packed with dog-friendly trails if you want to venture further—the Alamere Falls Trail and Wildcat Beach Trail are both nearby options where dogs are welcome.

The sites themselves feel spacious, and they’ve kept the modern facilities in good shape. Most RV parks this close to the water feel cramped or dated, but this one manages to feel less crowded than you’d expect for the location. You get the sense they actually care about the experience rather than just maximizing how many rigs they can fit in.

Being in Point Reyes Station means you’re about an hour from San Francisco if you want city attractions, but honestly, most people who stay here are coming for the opposite reason—they want the quiet, the ocean access, and the hiking. The town itself is small with a few decent restaurants and shops, but it’s not a destination in itself.

The combination of dog-friendly policies, actual trail access without leaving the property, and being able to wake up to the ocean view makes this a solid choice if you’re traveling with a dog and have an RV. Just know you’re getting a quieter, more natural experience than a typical campground setup. Their website has current availability and reservation options.