Olema Campground

Second time visiting this campground meeting up with family. If you are a group, I would say this is a nice place to all camp by each other or if you have a mix of Campers and Tents, because they have nice tent camping areas too. If you are looking for space between camping sites, probably not your jam, as sites are close to each other. Was a good home base to pop off into town and a visit to Limantour Beach.

Pros
After hours check In was easy
Dog friendly with dog run
Limantour Beach not too far and has section for dogs - Extra Special this time because we saw whales off the beach that were very close.
Point Reyes Station is very close, has store, cafes, etc
Group camping is fun here. Although sites are close to each other, ours backed up to a spacious area
Even with lots of people, very quiet in the evening and morning hours
Clean bathrooms and showers

Cons
Sites are close to each other
Very limited supplies at the camp store

Making a reservation was easy by phone. Check in was easy. The sites are level dirt. Due to recent rains, the entire camp was filled with potholes filled with mud. There is a dump station for those that don’t get full hookups. The sites are nicely spaced and lots of trees and areas for the kid to run around. There is a dog run, restrooms and laundry. Every site has a grill and picnic table. There is no cable and no antenna reception. AT&T is a barely functional 2 bars of 5G. The camp WiFi is worse. Point Reyes National Seashore is right next door. This is the only reason to stay here as there is nothing else nearby.

Close to Point Reyes if you are interested in hiking. Dogs are very limited as there are few beaches and trails available. At this time, many restaurants are closed during the week so limited Monday- Wednesday. The campground was level, spacing was ok. Tent areas and RV areas. Felt smaller than what it was. The only negative is that there was a lot of machinery throughout the day. 2 times a day the water down the roads with a truck that has really loud, squeaky brakes, starting at 8:00 AM. We will come back but will be more aware of what is open in the area.

When we arrived campground was muddy and flooded due to heavy rain. Mud, puddles and water pumps everywhere. Our first site (204) was spacious, in a meadow, sunny and level. Elec/water. Sheep came through one day, chomping on the grass! Bathrooms were clean with plenty of hot water though not much pressure in free shower. We extended our stay so had to
move to J2, which was shaded, lined up in a row with others, with trees between many sites. Full hook up. Misc: spotty Verizon. They spray water to keep the road dust down, and fields were mowed. Laundry had many machines broken, tho we had no wait. We camp with a 28 ft travel trailer.

we stayed in a full hook up spot, the full hook ups are a bit tighter together than those with just water and electric - would probably stay in water/electric only next time - and dump if needed. Great location to visit Tomales and Point Reyes National Sea Shore. Great hiking just a short drive away, and excellent cheese, markets and restaurants very close (Olema and Point Reyes Station). WiFi not useful and cell connection poor for AT&T and T Mobile - 1-2 bars each, and when it got crowded on the weekend, though 1-2 bars - cell service was degraded