Hollister Hills SVRA

It’s quiet because it’s a Tuesday school night. I only saw 3 other campers. You pay at the kiosk at the bldg to the right of the entrance station. It allows to pay thru the machine or by envelope.

Showers down at Walnut campground. Trash and recycling.

I stayed on the ridge for the views and open space. Walnut is tucked away along the base of the hills and shaded.

Nice covered picnic tables and fire pits. Overall, the grounds are well kept.

This is an OHV park. Lots of trails and tracks for dirt bikes. We didn’t have any toys with us, but just needed a stop through place to camp for a couple days. It was packed here on the weekends, but we enjoyed watching everyone on their bikes. No hookups. Showers at some of the campgrounds, but not all. $10 a night and you can pick whichever place you want to camp. It’s first come first served with no designated spots. There are covered picnic tables and fire pits. Once you come in, the first two campgrounds on your left are the most big rig friendly. Radio Ridge and Walnut. Walnut has showers, shade, and toilets. Radio Ridge has full sun for solar and toilets. There is a water spigot but you’d need a water bandit or just fill up your jugs. No dump station here. There is a camp store at the Lodge campground. Really cool place, definitely would stay again.