Alice Eastwood Group Campground
00 review801 Panoramic Highway, Mill Valley, CA 94941
Quick Facts
784 ftPrice
$110 - $225/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
2 campsites
Season
Year-round
Cell
Unknown
Pets
Allowed
Quick Facts
784 ftPrice
$110 - $225/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
2 campsites
Season
Year-round
Cell
Unknown
Pets
Allowed
Alice Eastwood Group Campground
$110.00 - $225.00 / night
Campsite Fees
Group Primitive Campsite #GAEA costs $225 per night with a reservation fee of $8.25. Group Tent Primitive Campsite #GAEB costs $110 per night with an...
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Standard Site Fee$0.00
Hookup Site Fee$0.00
Premium Site Fee$0.00
Hike and Bike Site Fee$0.00
Group Site Fee$225.00
Food Storage Locker Fee$0.00
Total Campsite Fees$225.00
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Provider415-388-2070interp@parks.ca.gov
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"Users appreciate the group-friendly setup with ample space and essential amenities like food lockers and picnic tables. However, the primitive nature of the campground requires careful planning."
Fees & Passes at Alice Eastwood Group Campground
$110 - $225/night
Campsite fees
Group Site
For large groups
Stay Limit: Maximum consecutive nights allowed per reservation is not stated.
Cancellation: Cancellation fees are not explicitly detailed, but reservations are managed through Reserve Californ...
Prices verified November 17, 2025
Prices may vary by season and site type. Always confirm current rates on the official California State Parks website.
Best Time to Camp at Alice Eastwood Group Campground
Experience the best of Northern California's Mediterranean climate throughout the year. Spring and summer bring warm, inviting days with temperatures dancing between 70°F and 90°F—perfect for hiking and outdoor activities. As autumn arrives, the air cools to a comfortable 50°F to 60°F range, while winter maintains these mild temperatures, often accompanied by the region's signature rolling fog that transforms the landscape into an ethereal wonderland.
Spring (Mar-May)
Wildflowers bloom, mild temperatures, fewer crowds. Great for hiking and photography.
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Summer (Jun-Aug)
Peak season with warm days. Most facilities open. Reserve ahead.
Fall (Sep-Nov)
Beautiful fall colors, cooler temps, quieter campgrounds. Ideal for peaceful trips.
Winter (Dec-Feb)
Snow activities available. Some facilities may close. Check conditions.
Planning Tips
- Peak Season: Peak season dates are not specified.. Book 2-3 months ahead.
- Operating Season: Open year-round but subject to weather-related temporary closures.
- Current Alerts: Partial park closures occur during storms, including restricted access to certain roads and trail hazards like downed trees and rockslides.
About Alice Eastwood Group Campground
Nestled along the scenic Panoramic Highway near the historic Mountain Home Inn, Alice Eastwood Group Campground serves as an ideal basecamp for adventures with your favorite people. Two spacious group sites—GAEA and GAEB—welcome organized gatherings of 25 to 50 campers, each thoughtfully equipped with picnic tables, grills, and generous tent spaces that encourage both community connection and comfortable camping. Whether you're planning a family reunion, scout expedition, or outdoor education retreat, these sites offer the perfect blend of wilderness immersion and practical amenities.
Alice Eastwood Group Campground is designed specifically for group primitive camping, accommodating organized groups of campers.
Historical SignificanceThis land holds centuries of stories within its soil. Long before Mount Tamalpais State Park welcomed modern visitors, the Coast Miwok people called these hills home, living in harmony with the natural abundance of the region. Later, the mountain witnessed the marvel of early 20th-century engineering when a scenic railroad wound its way to the summit, bringing Victorian-era tourists to experience what locals called 'the sleeping maiden.' Today, camping here connects you to this rich tapestry of human history and natural wonder.
Weather and SeasonsExperience the best of Northern California's Mediterranean climate throughout the year. Spring and summer bring warm, inviting days with temperatures dancing between 70°F and 90°F—perfect for hiking and outdoor activities. As autumn arrives, the air cools to a comfortable 50°F to 60°F range, while winter maintains these mild temperatures, often accompanied by the region's signature rolling fog that transforms the landscape into an ethereal wonderland.
ElevationPerched at 784 feet above sea level, the campground strikes the perfect balance between accessibility and elevation. This moderate height gifts visitors with sweeping scenic vistas while keeping trails manageable for hikers of all abilities. The elevation provides just enough lift to escape the coastal fog on many days, offering clear views across the bay while maintaining comfortable conditions for camping and exploration.
Natural Features and SceneryImmerse yourself in a landscape where dramatic contrasts create unforgettable beauty. The campground sits amid Marin County's rolling hills, where golden chaparral-covered ridges give way to shadowy oak woodlands. Just beyond, ancient redwood groves fill deep canyons with cathedral-like tranquility. On clear days, the stunning panorama unfolds to reveal the glittering expanse of San Francisco Bay, creating picture-perfect moments whether you're sipping morning coffee or watching the sunset paint the sky.
Geological RegionSet within the dynamic landscape of Marin County, the campground occupies a fascinating geological crossroads near the infamous San Andreas Fault. This tectonic activity has sculpted a terrain of remarkable diversity—sun-baked chaparral ridges stand in stark contrast to the cool, fern-lined canyons where towering redwoods thrive in the fog-fed moisture. The interplay of oak woodlands and dramatic elevation changes creates a living classroom of California's geological story, where every trail reveals new wonders shaped by millions of years of earth's forces.
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Campsite details
AccessibilityGroup campsite A is reported to be usable, including parking. Nearby restrooms are generally accessible.
Sites SizeThe group sites are spacious enough to accommodate organized groups between 25 to 50 individuals.
Sites PrivacyPrivacy is limited as the sites are designed for group settings and may feel less secluded.
Total Campsites2 campsites
Recommended CampsitesSite #GAEA is recommended for larger groups (up to 50 people) while Site #GAEB is ideal for smaller groups (up to 25 people). Both sites provide BBQ grills and picnic tables.
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Check-in
Check-in starts at 2:00 PM.
Check-out
Check-out time is 12:00 PM.
Stay Limit
Maximum consecutive nights allowed per reservation is not stated.
Guests Allowed Per Site
- Group Primitive Campsite #GAEA accommodates up to 50 guests
- Group Tent Primitive Campsite #GAEB accommodates up to 25 guests.
Groups
Alice Eastwood Group Campground has two group sites capable of accommodating 25 to 50 individuals. Each site includes tables, grills, lean-to shelters, and sinks.
Tents
Tents are allowed
RV vehicles
RV vehicles are not allowed
Primitive
Primitive are allowed
Reservable
Reservations are allowed
Site layoutTwo group sites (GAEA and GAEB) are located near the Mountain Home Inn with designated BBQ grills and picnic tables.
Open and Closed SeasonOpen year-round but subject to weather-related temporary closures.
Reservation PlatformsReservations can be made through Reserve California or by calling 800-444-7275.
Walk-in AvailabilityWalk-up availability is not stated for Alice Eastwood Group Campground.
Cancellation PolicyCancellation fees are not explicitly detailed, but reservations are managed through Reserve California.
Accomodation available
GroupGroup campsites are offered for larger parties such as families, schools, or organizations. These sites provide space and facilities to accommodate multiple people camping together.
Amenities available
Potable water
Food storage lockers
Picnic tables
Flush toilets
Activities you can enjoy
Alice Eastwood Group Campground does not emphasize specific recreational activities directly within the campground, but Mount Tamalpais State Park offers extensive hiking opportunities, wildlife viewing, and other nature-focused activities.
Hiking
Mount Tamalpais State Park is renowned for its extensive hiking trails, connecting to a 200-mile trail system on neighboring public lands. The park organizes interpretive hikes led by docents and staff, providing valuable insights into the park's ecology and history.Biking
Mount Tamalpais is historically significant as the birthplace of mountain biking and offers trails like Coast View and Dias Ridge. Road cycling challenges include the Seven Sisters climb.Wildlife viewing
Mount Tamalpais State Park provides excellent opportunities for wildlife viewing, with over 150 species of birds and diverse mammals such as gray foxes, raccoons, and deer.Cultural and Educational Programs
Educational programs, such as astronomy nights and guided hikes, are organized in the park. These programs foster a deeper understanding of the park's natural and cultural history.Winter Activities
The park offers limited winter recreational options, such as bird watching and hiking amidst seasonal landscapes.Water Sports
Alice Eastwood Group Campground does not focus on water sports. Nearby areas may offer kayaking or similar activities.Advertisement
Campground rules
- Pets are allowed
- Fires are allowed only in designated fire pits on the lower mountain and are prohibited under red flag alerts.
- Quiet hours are not explicitly specified.
Hazards
General hazardsBe alert for poison oak, rattlesnakes, mountain lions, and ticks.
Active alertsPartial park closures occur during storms, including restricted access to certain roads and trail hazards like downed trees and rockslides.
Weather at Alice Eastwood Group Campground
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Humidity: 76%
High humidity, may feel muggy
Wind: 8.4 mph
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Emergency Services
Closest emergency services include hospitals and police stations in Mill Valley (approx. 4 miles, 15 minutes) and San Francisco.
Good to know
Peak season datesPeak season dates are not specified.
Trash and recyclingInformation regarding trash and recycling facilities is not explicitly stated.
Proximity to water featuresThe campground is near several creeks and waterfalls accessible via nearby trails.
Common complaintsSome reports indicate trail hazards and closures due to storms.
HostHost information is not specified.
Campground Map
801 Panoramic Highway, Mill Valley, CA 94941
Driving directionsFrom Highway 101 take Highway 1 to the Stinson Beach exit and follow signs up the mountain.
Road access is paved and accessible year-round, but closures may occur due to storms or maintenance. Pantoll Road and East Ridgecrest Boulevard have reported closures in severe weather.Nearby places
Mill Valley (approx. 4 miles, 15 minutes), San Rafael (approx. 15 miles, 30 minutes), San Francisco (approx. 20 miles, 40 minutes), Stinson Beach (approx. 6 miles, 20 minutes).
Nearby supplies
Groceries, camping supplies, and fuel are available in Mill Valley, approximately 4 miles from the campground.
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Alice Eastwood Group Campground has limited reviews, placing it in the bottom % of campgrounds based on reviews
Users appreciate the group-friendly setup with ample space and essential amenities like food lockers and picnic tables. However, the primitive nature of the campground requires careful planning.
Review Summaries
What Campers Love
"The group sites are spacious and well-equipped with grills and picnic tables." "Flush toilets are a great convenience."
Common Concerns
"No showers mean you need to plan accordingly for hygiene needs." "Limited privacy since the sites cater to large groups."
Pro Tips & Recommendations
"Bring ample supplies for cooking and hygiene as the campground lacks showers and advanced amenities." "Arrive early to secure parking and set up before sunset."
Seasonal Insights
The park experiences warm temperatures in spring and summer with average highs in the 80s, while fall and winter are cooler, averaging in the 50s. Fog is common year-round, which adds to the scenic...
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Camper Quotes
"The flush toilets and sinks make group camping here convenient despite being a primitive site." "Accessibility features like parking and usable restrooms are a big plus for larger groups."
Site-Specific Reviews
Group Tent Primitive Campsite #GAEA accommodates up to 50 individuals with a nightly rate of $225. The smaller Group Tent Primitive Campsite #GAEB accommodates up to 25 individuals at $110 per night.
Accessibility Features
"Group campsite A is wheelchair usable, making it suitable for all campers."
Pet-Friendly Features
"Dogs are allowed in developed areas but must be leashed at all times."
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Last updated November 17, 2025
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