Boat-in Sites (Lake Sonoma) Campground

ATTENTION: BOAT-IN CAMPGROUNDS ARE ACCESSIBLE BY WATER OR HIKING ONLY, THERE IS NO VEHICLE ACCESS TO ANY BOAT-IN CAMPGROUND

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All Boat-In campgrounds at Lake Sonoma are accessible only via the water, or by trails

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Visitors must have a boat to access the campgrounds by water, there are no transportation services offered at Lake Sonoma

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Some boat-in campsites are also accessible by backpacking, all campsites are several miles from the nearest trailheads with elevation changes.

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For questions about camping at Lake Sonoma, please contact the visitor center at 707-431-4533

Potential Hazards can be present at Boat-In Sites, exercise caution and safety

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Campgrounds are located on hillsides, steep and slippery conditions can exist

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Wasps / Yellowjackets are known to be present at some campsites. Keep trash and all foodstuffs contained and separated from cooking and gathering areas

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Rattlesnakes and other wildlife do live in the Lake Sonoma area, use caution when camping. do not approach wildlife .

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Please report dangerous or aggressive wildlife interactions to Park Rangers or the Lake Sonoma Visitor Center at 707-431-4533

Other Visitor Information:

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Per California Law, all children under 13 years old must wear a appropriate size and type of lifejacket while on board any moving recreational vessel.

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Please recreate responsibly and practice Leave-No-Trace (LNT) principles while camping at our primitive boat in sites at all time to help keep our park clean.

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For more information, speak to a Park Ranger, visit the Visitor Center, or on the web at https://lnt.org/why/7-principles/ to learn more about responsible recreation

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Per USACE Regulations, campers are required to maintain a clean campsite throughout their stay, failure to do so may result in citation.

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Don't Move Firewood: Protect your forests from tree-killing pests by buying your firewood locally and burning it on-site. Visit Dontmovefirewood.org for further information.

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Reservations: Reservations can be made up to 6 month(s) in advance for single sites, and 12 month(s) for group sites.

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During the Peak Recreation Season (April 1 - September 30) there is a minimum 2 night stay on weekends, and 3 nights stay on holiday weekends ( Memorial Day, July 4, Labor Day)

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Confirmation Number: When camping, please write the reservation number (And no other personal information, including name or dates) on a paper and place visibly on all associated vehicle dashboards