Nine campsites.
Car-free island in San Francisco Bay.
You can't drive to Angel Island. Ferry only. Those 9 sites are the Bay Area's most coveted. Dibs on Dirt watches every cancellation.
Get Started FreeNine sites, no cars, and a ferry ride from San Francisco: the Bay Area's ultimate bucket-list camp
Angel Island is the largest natural island in San Francisco Bay, accessible only by ferry from Tiburon or the SF Ferry Building. The island has 9 environmental campsites perched on hillsides with 360-degree views of the Bay, the Golden Gate Bridge, and the city skyline.
There are no cars, no roads for vehicles, and no way to simply drive back if plans change. That combination of exclusivity, scenery, and effort required makes Angel Island's 9 sites some of the most sought-after in the state.
They book out immediately and cancellations are rare but real. Dibs on Dirt catches them the moment they post.
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