Fort Flagler Campground
Fort Flagler Campground
Fort Flagler Campground offers 116 campsites split between a wooded upper campground (47 sites, no hookups, tent/small RV-friendly) and a beachfront lower campground (69 sites with 55 full hookups for RVs up to 50 feet), with year-round access to the lower section.
The park features a single-lane boat launch ($7/day), 256 feet of seasonal moorage, and 3. 6 miles of saltwater shoreline ideal for kayaking, paddleboarding, and fishing, plus a Beachcomber Café for supplies and snacks.
Reservations are required April-October (book 9 months ahead); a $10 Discover Pass is required for day-use access.
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