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Looking to be close to nature while staying on Catalina Island? We offer camping and boating in both Avalon and Two Harbors, inland or boat-in!
- Two Harbors Camping
Camping Cabins at Two Harbors Village – Only available...
- Little Harbor
Directions to Campground. From Two Harbors, Little Harbor is...
- Primitive Camping
Primitive Camping Leave the world behind. Catalina Island...
- Camping FAQs
View frequently asked questions about camping on Catalina...
- Catalina Cabins
Comfortable Camping Experience in Two Harbors. Deck Rooms...
- Two Harbors Camping
Explore the stunning Catalina Island camping experience at the Conservancy’s three campsites along the Trans-Catalina Trail: Black Jack, Little Harbor, and Parsons Landing. Conservancy members receive 50% off their campsite reservations at any of these three sites.
Catalina Island offers family camps, five campgrounds as well as seventeen primitive boat–in only campsites at locations between Two Harbors and Avalon. The island offers camping accommodations for individuals and families with a variety of amenities.
- Camping Locations
- Campsite Reservations and Fees
- Trans-Catalina Trail Campsites
- What to Pack
- How to Get There
- Activities and Attractions
- Local Wildlife and Safety Tips
- Leave No Trace Principles
Catalina Island offers a variety of camping locations, each with unique features and attractions. In this section, we will cover some of the most popular spots to set up camp on the island.
All campsites on the island require reservations in advance, which can be made online through the Catalina Island Companyor by calling their reservations office at (877) 778-8322. Each campground offers different amenities, such as fire pits, picnic tables, and restroom facilities. Some campsites may also provide potable water, but be prepared to c...
If you’re planning on hiking the Trans-Catalina Trail, I recommend starting in Avalon and ending in Two Harbors. Here’s a table of the campsites along the trail and how many miles apart they are.
When planning a camping trip to Catalina Island, it is important to bring the appropriate gear and supplies to ensure a comfortable experience. The following list outlines some of the crucial items to bring along for a successful camping adventure. Tent and Sleeping Gear:A high-quality tent with sturdy poles and secure stakes is a must for protecti...
Reaching Catalina Island for a camping adventure is an exciting experience in itself. The island is accessible primarily by passenger ferry, helicopter, or private boat. Passenger Ferry:The most common way to reach Catalina Island is by passenger ferries operating from various ports in Southern California. These ports include Long Beach, San Pedro,...
Catalina Island offers a wide array of activities and attractions for campers and visitors to enjoy. Outdoor enthusiasts can take advantage of the island’s natural beauty by exploring its numerous hiking trails. These trails offer varying levels of difficulty, making them suitable for all ages and skill levels. One popular hike is the Trans-Catalin...
Catalina Island is home to a diverse range of local wildlife, making it a popular destination for nature enthusiasts. In this section, we provide some essential safety tips to ensure you have a safe and enjoyable camping experience. Some of the island’s unique animal residents include the Catalina Island fox, deer, bison, and various species of bir...
When camping on Catalina Island, follow the Leave No Trace (LNT) principles. These guidelines help protect the environment and preserve the island’s natural beauty for future visitors. The first principle to consider is to plan and prepare ahead. Research camping locations, permits, and regulations to avoid surprises and minimize your impact on the...
Located just outside the village on a bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the Two Harbors Campground offers traditional tent camping, and unique tent cabins. All camping options give you access to showers, chemical toilets, fresh water, picnic tables, BBQs and fire pits. Purchase your favorite food and drinks from the Two Harbors General Store ...
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RESERVE A CAMPSITE AT HERMIT GULCH. OR CALL 310.510.4205. Directions to Campground. Hermit Gulch Campground is located uphill on Avalon Canyon Road just 1.5 miles from the Avalon boat landing.
Feb 2, 2020 · Camping on Santa Catalina Island is an escape to nature unlike any other around the densely-urban Southern California region. There are clear ocean waters with dolphins and whales, and scrubby hills with a real herd of American Bison.
