Mount Diablo State Park has 3 campgrounds including Live Oak (22), Junction (6 sites) and Juniper (31 sites). Mature oak trees provide shades to most all campsites. All campgrounds have drinking water, flush toilets and Juniper campground has showers. Each campsite also has a table, fire ring and grill.
Mount Diablo State Park is set around the 3,849 foot summit and offers several trails to explore by foot or horseback. The park also has several picnic areas where you can enjoy spectacular views of the San Francisco Bay area and surrounding areas. On a clear day you can even see Half Dome at Yosemite National Park, Mt. Lassen to the north and many other landmarks. The park is famous for its many distinctive rock formations, hiking trails, scenery and wildlife viewing. It is also a favorite location for bicyclists who like to climb the road up to the park entrance and beyond.
Anthony Chabot Regional Park is another option. It’s about 36 miles to the west and has 75 campsites for tents, trailers and RVs.
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I love Mt. Diablo. Have loved it since a kid.
Some time ago I saw there was a new handicapped campsite in the Juniper campground. I know it’s been there for some time, but the State covered over the multi-decades long and active squirrel den. There have been squirrels using that corner under the tree that was there for over 50 years!! I respect the want for such a campsite, but it was so wrong to pit it there!!
I definitely do not recommend Live Oak #22 – not a lot of flat ground so you’re forced to set up the tent near the road, the folks at the group site across from us were SO LOUD, and you get a lot of light pollution and noise from the bathroom. The park in general is beautiful though and I’d be curious to try a different site, or maybe one at Juniper.
Randomly stayed at campsite #24. It was our first time at Juniper. Avoid this site it’s next to the bathrooms/showers/trail. sigh. live and learn.