Kirby Cove Camp, Campground in the United States of America
Serene campsite located at Kirby Cove, offering stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge.
The area was used for defense purposes during World War II before being repurposed as a campground.
An ideal spot for outdoor enthusiasts to connect with the natural beauty of Marin Headlands.
Reservation is required to camp at Kirby Cove, which includes amenities such as picnic tables and fire pits.
Offers a rare overnight camping experience close to an urban setting with scenic views and calm surroundings.
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