San Ramon’s proximity to stunning Bay Area wilderness means glamping enthusiasts can escape urban life without traveling far. From rolling hills to coastal landscapes, the region offers unique outdoor experiences just minutes from the city’s comfortable amenities.
Whether seeking a quick weekend retreat or an extended nature immersion, glampers can discover diverse camping environments ranging from mountain terrain at Mount Diablo to coastal settings near Pescadero’s rugged shoreline.
Discover your perfect Bay Area glamping adventure now!
Featured Glamping Spots in San Ramon
- Costanoa Lodge (Pescadero)
- Mount Diablo State Park Camping (Clayton)
- Anthony Chabot Regional Park Camping (Castro Valley)
- Samuel P. Taylor State Park Camping (Lagunitas)
Anthony Chabot Regional Park Camping (Castro Valley)
What to Expect
Varied campsite options with lake-adjacent mountain terrain
Description
Anthony Chabot Regional Park Campground offers 75 diverse campsites nestled above Lake Chabot, including 12 RV sites with full hookups, 53 drive-up tent sites, and 10 hike-in tent sites. Amenities include hot showers, flush toilets, an amphitheater, and seasonal campfire programs.
Where: Castro Valley | More Info: Anthony Chabot Regional Park Camping
Costanoa Lodge (Pescadero)
What to Expect
Canvas platform tents overlooking Pacific coastline
Description
Coastal glamping destination near Half Moon Bay featuring canvas platform tents and eco-cabins nestled in the California coastal landscape. Rustic-modern accommodations provide direct access to rugged Pacific Ocean trails and scenic bluffs. Each tent includes comfortable bedding and shared community spaces with fire pits and communal gathering areas.
Where: Pescadero | More Info: Costanoa Lodge
Mount Diablo State Park Camping (Clayton)
What to Expect
Panoramic summit views across multiple mountain ranges
Description
Mount Diablo State Park offers expansive camping facilities across multiple campgrounds, including family and group sites. The park features 67 bike turnouts, hiking trails, and remarkable summit views spanning nearly 200 miles on clear days. Visitors can explore diverse terrain, wildlife habitats, and scenic landscapes in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Where: Clayton | More Info: Mount Diablo State Park Camping
Samuel P. Taylor State Park Camping (Lagunitas)
What to Expect
Redwood forest camping with salmon spawning creek views
Description
Nestled in Marin County, this 2,882-acre state park offers camping beneath majestic redwoods along Lagunitas Creek. Campsites spread across shaded areas with options including family and group sites, newly built cabins, and access to the Cross Marin Trail bike path.
Where: Lagunitas | More Info: Samuel P. Taylor State Park Camping