Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park Campground

Lush, fairly private camp site (120) with great beach access. We had a full hook up so I can’t comment on the restroom/shower facilities. Each site has a fire pit with wood available at the camp store. We have a 30’ RV so the narrow roads weren’t a problem but they might be for big Class A rigs. Idk. After the rain, the place was muddy but that’s part of camping😀. Easy walk or bike to the beach and also plenty of parking if you want to bring chairs, cooler, etc. In late Feb, the beach was uncrowded even on a 75° Saturday. It was wide and clean with some nice little beginner waves.

Green, lush with a great, long, slow sloping beach fun for kids, surfers and sports. Excellent bike and hike trails around woods with sharp, sloped turns, encompassing a pretty lake. Well run store, bathrooms, hot showers. Spaces are close but there's enough greenery to feel private. Wifi 2-3 bars VZ good enough for working remotely. Easy hookups, and if you don't mind the occasional (nightly) flyovers from the Naval base, you're good to go.

We stayed for 3 nights and we are already planning our trip back. The campground roads are a little narrow and twisty and our fire pit was behind our rig but it is a beautiful forest setting with full hookups. I recommend arriving with plenty of daylight because the roads are a little confusing and they have no set direction but you need to drive up them a certain direction to back in to your site. Once parked it’s an amazing place. Great mountain bike trails and paved roads for biking too. The beach was practically deserted and great for walking. We saw a raccoon, owl, and countless huge birds roosting! One calm night we could hear the ocean from our site so we walked over (very short walk!) and took a late night stroll on the beach! Bonus, they fill propane on site!!

This is our 3rd time camping here and we lucked out by getting one of the private sites. Moutain bike and hiking trails were fun and the beach, especially at low tide, is fantastic. The sites are older but tidy and well maintained. Some of the campground roads were tight but manageable. There were two washers and dryers which worked good. Saw a racoon and armadillo... heard the owls. This place checks a lot of boxes for us and we'll be back.

This place is gorgeous!! Truly beautiful. But fair warning - you need to be okay with dirt. LOTS of dirt. And, if it’s raining (like it was during our stay) soooooo much mud. I will be scrubbing my camper for days to clean it all! The location is wonderful though, with access to a fairly secluded beach. We will definitely be back - hopefully with blue skies this time!

Incredible stay! Beautiful park, lots to do. Beach access, awesome hiking and biking trails of varying difficulty. Campsites are wooded and private. If you want extra privacy get a back-in. It’s awesome for dogs and kids. Fresh and saltwater fishing, friendly campground hosts. We came here to kiteboard. You can kite here or take the short car ferry across the river for $8 to kite at Hugenot Memorial Park which has a nice flat water area as well as nice Oceanside riding. 🤙🏼

None of us wanted to leave! We will be back.
Note: packed on the weekends but not bad. Open on the weekdays. Pack bug spray for the non windy days as the mosquitos 🦟 are large!