Fay Bainbridge Park Campground

This park is full of amenities.. camping, picnics, family gatherings, rock hounding, beach combing, sunbathing, rv, tent, and cabin camping are available here. Bathrooms and showers are available. There are play structures for kids to play on a well as volleyball. You can get your volleyball free from Sharon, the camp host. Reasonably priced sights. Some tent sights are first come, first serve. T... This park is full of amenities.. camping, picnics, family gatherings, rock hounding, beach combing, sunbathing, rv, tent, and cabin camping are available here. Bathrooms and showers are available. There are play structures for kids to play on a well as volleyball. You can get your volleyball free from Sharon, the camp host. Reasonably priced sights. Some tent sights are first come, first serve. The tide comes in around 5pm and is in full high tide at 7pm. You hear the waves at night crashing into the driftwood. NO mosquitoes when we were there. Beautiful Sunsets!! I would and will Definitely stay here again. Sharon was the camp host she is a wonderful person. Very kind. Thank you for your hospitality.

This park is full of amenities.. camping, picnics, family gatherings, rock hounding, beach combing, sunbathing, rv, tent, and cabin camping are available here. Bathrooms and showers are available. There are play structures for kids to play on a well as volleyball. You can get your volleyball free from Sharon, the camp host. Reasonably priced sights. Some tent sights are first come, first serve. T... This park is full of amenities.. camping, picnics, family gatherings, rock hounding, beach combing, sunbathing, rv, tent, and cabin camping are available here. Bathrooms and showers are available. There are play structures for kids to play on a well as volleyball. You can get your volleyball free from Sharon, the camp host. Reasonably priced sights. Some tent sights are first come, first serve. The tide comes in around 5pm and is in full high tide at 7pm. You hear the waves at night crashing into the driftwood. NO mosquitoes when we were there. Beautiful Sunsets!! I would and will Definitely stay here again. Sharon was the camp host she is a wonderful person. Very kind. Thank you for your hospitality.

CAMPGROUND TENT specifics: look at the campground map when you book. 36, 37, 38, and 44 are right by the rocky beach, open field, no trees for shade or separating. Great for ocean views and stargazing. But you must feel comfortable being "exposed". 41, 42, 43 same but slightly further from the beach. All are in view of all of the RV sites and day visitors. Sites 28-35 are in a private loop wit... CAMPGROUND TENT specifics: look at the campground map when you book. 36, 37, 38, and 44 are right by the rocky beach, open field, no trees for shade or separating. Great for ocean views and stargazing. But you must feel comfortable being "exposed". 41, 42, 43 same but slightly further from the beach. All are in view of all of the RV sites and day visitors. Sites 28-35 are in a private loop with trees around the edges. So most are partially shaded part of the day. ALL of these sites and beach sites require at least a few steps to 15 feet from the parking spot. So no using a car tent for example. There are 2 sites, 39 and 40 that are up the hill near the cabins and are mostly shaded, lots of trees, and cars are parked in the site (like most state campgrounds). Book both for a small group! But the walk to the beach is down a pretty short, but steep hill, if you are elderly, injured, or out of shape you may choose to drive down to the beach and back, no big deal just not as convenient as the other ones . If you have small kids you want to keep an eye on from your site, don't book these, choose the ones on the beach. And although they feel private they are at the exit to the campground, so every single car that comes in has to leave by driving by these sites. There are also lots of tent camping in the RV area. Supposedly generators must be off by 6 or 7, quiet hours start at 9. All of the other reviews give lots of great info about the other views and amenities and awesomeness, just wanted to focus on these details I didn't see yet!

CAMPGROUND TENT specifics: look at the campground map when you book. 36, 37, 38, and 44 are right by the rocky beach, open field, no trees for shade or separating. Great for ocean views and stargazing. But you must feel comfortable being "exposed". 41, 42, 43 same but slightly further from the beach. All are in view of all of the RV sites and day visitors. Sites 28-35 are in a private loop wit... CAMPGROUND TENT specifics: look at the campground map when you book. 36, 37, 38, and 44 are right by the rocky beach, open field, no trees for shade or separating. Great for ocean views and stargazing. But you must feel comfortable being "exposed". 41, 42, 43 same but slightly further from the beach. All are in view of all of the RV sites and day visitors. Sites 28-35 are in a private loop with trees around the edges. So most are partially shaded part of the day. ALL of these sites and beach sites require at least a few steps to 15 feet from the parking spot. So no using a car tent for example. There are 2 sites, 39 and 40 that are up the hill near the cabins and are mostly shaded, lots of trees, and cars are parked in the site (like most state campgrounds). Book both for a small group! But the walk to the beach is down a pretty short, but steep hill, if you are elderly, injured, or out of shape you may choose to drive down to the beach and back, no big deal just not as convenient as the other ones . If you have small kids you want to keep an eye on from your site, don't book these, choose the ones on the beach. And although they feel private they are at the exit to the campground, so every single car that comes in has to leave by driving by these sites. There are also lots of tent camping in the RV area. Supposedly generators must be off by 6 or 7, quiet hours start at 9. All of the other reviews give lots of great info about the other views and amenities and awesomeness, just wanted to focus on these details I didn't see yet!

CAMPGROUND TENT specifics: look at the campground map when you book. 36, 37, 38, and 44 are right by the rocky beach, open field, no trees for shade or separating. Great for ocean views and stargazing. But you must feel comfortable being "exposed". 41, 42, 43 same but slightly further from the beach. All are in view of all of the RV sites and day visitors. Sites 28-35 are in a private loop wit... CAMPGROUND TENT specifics: look at the campground map when you book. 36, 37, 38, and 44 are right by the rocky beach, open field, no trees for shade or separating. Great for ocean views and stargazing. But you must feel comfortable being "exposed". 41, 42, 43 same but slightly further from the beach. All are in view of all of the RV sites and day visitors. Sites 28-35 are in a private loop with trees around the edges. So most are partially shaded part of the day. ALL of these sites and beach sites require at least a few steps to 15 feet from the parking spot. So no using a car tent for example. There are 2 sites, 39 and 40 that are up the hill near the cabins and are mostly shaded, lots of trees, and cars are parked in the site (like most state campgrounds). Book both for a small group! But the walk to the beach is down a pretty short, but steep hill, if you are elderly, injured, or out of shape you may choose to drive down to the beach and back, no big deal just not as convenient as the other ones . If you have small kids you want to keep an eye on from your site, don't book these, choose the ones on the beach. And although they feel private they are at the exit to the campground, so every single car that comes in has to leave by driving by these sites. There are also lots of tent camping in the RV area. Supposedly generators must be off by 6 or 7, quiet hours start at 9. All of the other reviews give lots of great info about the other views and amenities and awesomeness, just wanted to focus on these details I didn't see yet!