Mike F.recommendsJuly 5, 2024
Slide Ranch Dome Campsite
1st time camping here for one night and my wife and I loved it. 10-15min semi flat hike to the site. Shared some for cooking and stuff. 5-10 walk to the beach. Beware of the poison oak and ticks. (Had one on my back when I got home) . Has a wonderful farm with all kinds of farm animals. Great place for youth. Best of all it’s a non-profit with proceeds going towards education. Two thumbs up.
Tom C.recommendsJune 30, 2024
Slide Ranch Dome Campsite
Very scenic, easy to find with instructions, and surprisingly not crowded. The dome structure / communal space was helpful, but having my own tent was needed. I wasn’t totally clear on that when booking, but luckily had one. Overall a great place to camp, hike / explore!
Seamus J.recommendsJune 25, 2024
Slide Ranch Dome Campsite
Beautiful and quiet site that is close to the city! The dome site makes it easy to cook even though campfires aren't permitted.
Derek E.recommendsJune 17, 2024
Slide Ranch Dome Campsite
Falling asleep to the Ocean & Owls!
Loved. Loved. Loved this site! Quiet with only the sounds of the ocean and local owls. The Bone Grove was a special place to feel the energy of the sunrise and the dome kitchen was perfect for making a quick meal. Will be coming back for sure.
Gabe L.recommendsSeptember 15, 2023
Slide Ranch Dome Campsite
Camping overlooking the pacific
Great spot overlooking the ocean! We had a blast.
Virginia L.September 12, 2023
Slide Ranch Dome Campsite
Amazing views, long haul of gear
We loved this spot which we had to ourselves, amazing. It took about 15 minutes of pushing the wheelbarrow full of gear to get to the campsite. It was hard for us to find out which trail to take because the super friendly guy forgot that we were coming (Monday night, odd time to camp) and he wasn't there to greet us (they warned of this on Hipcamp). Slide Ranch has a lot of different programs, with lots of different signs but not real clear signage that says - tent campers go this way. Even the Hipcamp description was a little hard to follow once we arrived at the parking lot. You camp on this amazing clearing right on the edge of a cliff overlooking the ocean. The camping area is about the size of a baseball diamond and they have about 8 big yurts 10 feet apart. A big yurt houses tables and a kitchen. If there were other people there, I think it would have felt a little cramped. A short walk takes you down to the waters edge for tidepool gazing and low tide watching the waves, high tide might not offer much room for that. Great pelican viewing and the smell of grass and ocean and fog was wonderful. It was tough to camp and eat cold food in the am, even backpacking you can heat up a cup of tea, but we survived. The $230/night cost was a little hard to swallow. BUT, the dude we talked to was super nice and I know that they do good work on the ranch. The $ is a donation to the Ranch, right? So it was a winner, unforgettable overall.