Destinations
Where Will You Go?
Popular camping and overlanding destinations from the Bay Area. Load up the Jeep and explore California's best.
Destination
Yosemite
One of the best places to visit in California. See jaw-dropping views of granite cliffs, waterfalls, and giant sequoia groves.
Highlights
- Half Dome & El Capitan views
- Glacier Point sunset
- Tuolumne Meadows camping
- Mariposa Grove sequoias
Destination
Death Valley
Discover the stunning lands of Death Valley — beautiful sand dunes, deep canyons, and natural hot springs in one of the most unique landscapes on earth.
Highlights
- Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes
- Badwater Basin (lowest point in North America)
- Artist's Palette
- Stargazing (Dark Sky Park)
Destination
Big Sur
Big Sur is not just a destination, it's a state of mind. Stretching 90 miles along the central California coast between Monterey Bay and San Simeon.
Highlights
- Bixby Creek Bridge
- Pfeiffer Beach
- McWay Falls
- Pacific Coast Highway drive
Destination
Lake Tahoe
Crystal-clear alpine water ringed by granite peaks and pine forest. Swim, paddle, and hike in summer, then camp under some of the starriest skies in California.
Highlights
- Emerald Bay State Park lookouts
- Sand Harbor's boulder-lined beaches
- Desolation Wilderness trailheads
- Forest roads to quiet lakeside camps
Destination
Mendocino Coast
Rugged Pacific cliffs, hidden coves, and redwood groves along one of the most scenic stretches of Highway 1. Cool, foggy mornings and unforgettable coastal camping.
Highlights
- Glass Beach in Fort Bragg
- Russian Gulch waterfall hike
- Fern canyon at Van Damme State Park
- Highway 1 ocean-view pullouts
Destination
Pinnacles National Park
California's youngest national park — volcanic spires, talus caves, and soaring condors just a short hop south of the Bay. Perfect for a quick overnight adventure.
Highlights
- High Peaks Trail among the spires
- Bear Gulch talus caves
- California condor spotting
- Balconies Cave loop
Destination
Point Reyes
Windswept headlands, tule elk, and miles of empty beaches on the wild side of Marin. One of the best close-to-home escapes for a first night in the rooftop tent.
Highlights
- Alamere Falls — a waterfall onto the beach
- Point Reyes Lighthouse
- Tule elk at Tomales Point
- Oyster stops on Tomales Bay
Pick Your Destination & Go
The Jeep comes fully equipped — just pick a spot and start your adventure.