1.800.678.5102
1.800.678.5102
POINTS OF INTEREST
Within 65 miles of Little Basin
Big Basin Redwoods State Park
Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk
Roaring Camp Small Gauge Railroad
Monterey Bay Aquarium
Mystery Spot (Santa Cruz)
Winchester Mystery House (San Jose)
Raging Waters (waterslide park)
Paramount’s Great America
Various Golf Courses
Ocean Beaches
You may download this camping checklist for a guideline to what to bring camping.
No. However, certified service animals are welcome.
Yes, each campsite and cabin site has a fire ring. We host a campfire program on both Fri and Sat nights 7-8:30 pm at the Group Campfire Circle for those camping at LB. We do not host a campfire program for the large group rentals. However, larger groups can use the Group Campfire Circle or contract with the WOLF naturalists to run a program for them. Firewood is available for purchase at the camp office. Firewood is $8/bundle.
Yes! Each cabin has a heater and electrical outlets.
There are water faucets spread throughout camp. There are no electrical outlets at the campsites.
No more than a minute or two walk from any site.
Yes. Each cabin bed platform has a mattress.
Not at this time.However, firewood bundles can be purchased at the camp office. Ice will be available for purchase beginning August 15, 2011.
Yes, a full time Site Director/Staff person is on site at all times.
In Boulder Creek (20 minute drive) there are 2 markets: Johnny’s Super & New Leaf Market Grocery Stores. In Felton (45 minute drive) there is a Safeway Supermarket.
There is extremely limited cell reception, primarily from AT&T. There is free wi-fi available at or near the office. Please see Site Director for the access code.
Yes, a pay phone is located outside the camp office. A credit card/phone card may be used for long-distance calls.
Hike, Play on the Children’s Playground, Volleyball, Tennis, Basketball or Baseball, Horseshoes, Bird Watch, and attend our Campfire & Nature programs offered on weekends.
TheTanbark Loop trailhead to Big Basin begins at Little Basin Campground. The hike into Big Basin is approximately 2 miles each way and is a moderate hike.
There is no swimming area at Little Basin. Also, the reservoir is closed.
Volleyball, basketball, tennis rackets & balls, softballs & bats, football, frisbee, and horseshoes can be checked out at the camp office. However, you are encouraged to bring your own equipment. The large grassy baseball field is ideal for a variety of activities.
Yes, but on the paved paths only, not on the trails. Guests must provide their own bicycles.
Yes, and mosquitoes too! Bring repellant and guard/secure your food from hungry critters like ravens and raccoons. We currently recommend that people put their cooler/food into the car at night.
Cool, sometimes foggy nights, warm days. Good idea to wear layers.
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Now individual family groups of 4 or more may reserve dates at Little Basin online by going to the Reserve America website. If you have a larger organized group of 20 or more, please contact our main reservation office directly at 800-678-5102 or reservations [at] uccr [dot] org (email UCCR Reservations) to learn more about our group camping areas, or how to reserve an entire area of the campground.

Little Basin Cabins and Campground is part of Big Basin Redwoods State Park.
21700 Little Basin Road Boulder Creek, CA 95006
831-338-3314 or 800-678-5102 Reservations
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