Lawson’s Landing Campground (California)
Lawson’s Landing Overview
Lawson’s Landing is a large RV Park located at the mouth of Tomales Bay and along the shores of the Pacific Ocean at Sand Point. This camping, boating and fishing resort is about 50 miles north of San Francisco at Dillon Beach. There are over 400 campsites and some right along the ocean. All sites are a short walk to the beach.
Campsites can accommodate tents, trailers and RVs. There are also 16 tent-only walk to sites (301 – 316) located in the south end of the meadow. Campsites with water & electric hookups, water hookups or dry (no hookups) are available. Each site also has a table and fire ring/grill.
Amenities include drinking water, vault toilets, flush toilets, trash collection and 2 dump stations. A camp store is also on site. The number of vehicles per site vary, but only 1 RV per site is allowed. Check-in time is 1pm and check-out is 12pm. You can also make reservations up to 4 months in advance of your arrival date. Cell service isn’t too good in the area.
The Boathouse is located within the campground and sells gifts, beer, wine, wood, ice, oysters, beverages, camping supplies and fishing gear.
Point Reyes National Seashore is also about 25 miles south and offers backcountry camping. You may also like Samuel P. Taylor State Park.
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Amenities
- Boat Launch/Ramp
- Boat Rental
- Camp Store
- Campground Host
- Campsite Tables
- Cell Service Fair
- Drinking Water
- Dump Station
- Fire Pit
- Fire Rings
- Firewood Available
- Grills
- Ice
- Pets OK
- Picnic Tables
- Recycling Center
- Restrooms (Vault Toilets)
- RV Park
Activities
- Beach
- Beach Access
- Beach Combing
- Biking
- Bird Watching
- Boating
- Clam Digging
- Fishing
- Hiking
- Historic Sites
- Kayaking
- Nature Trails
- Ocean
- Photography
- Picnicking
- River
- Stargazing
- Surf Fish
- Surfing
- Swimming
- Walking Trails
- Water Sports
- Wildlife Viewing
Regions
Campsite Types
- Electric & Water Hookup
- RV
- Tent
- Trailer
- Water Hookup
Season:
Year Round
Elevation:
2
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Lawson’s Landing Comments & Reviews
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Our family has been camping, fishing, clamming, hiking, biking, & boating at Lawson’s for 45 years. Four generations of family members have ventured to Lawson’s for a week of fun and festivities.
NEED TO CANCEL MY RESERVATIONS FOR NOV 8,9,10,11
Hi Bob,
You’ll need to contact Lawson’s Landing directly. CampsitePhotos.com isn’t associated with the campgrounds we have listed on our site. You can visit their website or call them at: 707 878-2443
I have been trying to make a reservation in Nov, The camp sites are red and white. What do the white sites represent.
Hi Bob,
I’d try calling Lawson’s Landing at: 707 878-2443. I’m not sure what the red/white campsite designations mean.
What is the max number of people per campsite? We have an RV.
Hi Elizabeth,
I was not able to find out that information for Lawson’s Landing RV campground. I suggest you give them a call to check at: 707 878-2443
Good afternoon,
I have been trying to make a reservation for tomorrow night but there appears to be an error with the website, as it won’t open. I tried to call too but the automated service directed me back to the website.
I would be grateful if someone could contact me about making a reservation if you have any availability for tomorrow evening for two people. We will be camping in a small tent.
Many thanks and best wishes,
Sorcha
Hi Sorcha,
Yes – we also checked and it looks like the website for Lawson’s Landing is down (not responding). Not sure when they will get it back up. That’s unfortunate that their telephone number has an automated service.
What do the white campsites mean on your website?
Hi Ben,
I don’t understand what you mean about the “white campsites”.