The main entrance road is dusty and there are a few curvy turns, but most RVs should have no problem reaching the campground.Ĭurrently there are only dirt roads for offroad use (permitted mid October through mid April), but the BLM is currently in the process of designing a designated off-highway vehicle trail network in that area. This spot is located about halfway from Los Angeles and San Jose, and is a short jaunt from US 101, making this a good resting spot. The campground usually reaches full capacity during most weekends, but there is overflow parking located across from the main entrance. There is no fee charged to camp here, but stays are limited to 14-days, and sites are first come, first serve. There is one vault toilet, but no water or garbage receptacles, so pack out what you bring in. Campsites are surrounded by oak, pine and various scrub brush, and offer some nice views of the Salinas Valley. The campground has seven designated sites, each with a shade ramada, picnic table, fire ring and concrete parking pad. The Williams Hill Recreation Area offers a pleasant campground plus eleven miles of dirt roads open to offroad use.

Homes Creek, Monterey County, Salinas Valley

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