Campsite Radar
Campsite Cancellation Alerts in California
California's marquee campgrounds book out fast. Point Radar at one and we'll email you the moment a cancellation opens a site for your dates.
Campsite Radar is a subscription — $4/mo or $30/yr — that watches up to three campgrounds at once. Add one now and more anytime; cancel whenever.
Black Rock Campground
Joshua Tree's largest reservable campground, with water and hookup-adjacent comforts that keep it booked all winter.
Cottonwood Campground
The quiet south-entrance Joshua Tree campground, prized in wildflower season and reserved solid through spring.
Furnace Creek Campground
The only reservable Death Valley campground in peak season, and it fills fast.
Jumbo Rocks Campground
Joshua Tree's most sought-after campground, tucked among giant boulders and booked solid every weekend.
Kirk Creek Campground
Every site sits on a bluff above the Pacific in Big Sur, which makes it one of the hardest bookings on the coast.
Lodgepole Campground
The prime base for the Giant Forest, and one of the hardest Sequoia sites to reserve.
Lower Pines Campground
A riverside Yosemite Valley campground that sells out the instant sites are released.
Manzanita Lake Campground
Lassen's flagship lakeside campground under Chaos Crags — summer weekends go the day they're released.
North Pines Campground
The quietest of the Yosemite Valley trio, and just as impossible to book without a cancellation.
Pinnacles Campground
The only campground in Pinnacles — weekends and holidays vanish immediately.
Tuolumne Meadows Campground
Yosemite's high-country basecamp on the Tioga Road, open a short summer season and reserved out immediately.
Upper Pines Campground
Yosemite Valley's largest campground books out months ahead — cancellations are the realistic way in.
Wawona Campground
A riverside campground near the Mariposa Grove — the overflow choice when the Valley is gone, and it fills too.