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Castle Rock State Park is an outdoor oasis tucked away within the scenic Santa Cruz Mountains. The park falls predominantly in Santa Cruz County but also stretches into Santa Clara and San Mateo counties. The geography of the region alone attracts an exceptionally wide range of visitors. The lush forests and vibrant flora make it a top destination for nature lovers, while the epic peaks and dips attract hikers.

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Getting Outdoors

Castle Rock State Park campers flock to this serene setting to enjoy the many activities on offer here. Thrillseekers in search of an exhilarating adventure can try out the rock climbing routes. The Vaqueros sandstone outcrops provide the ideal challenge for bouldering and rock climbing. What makes these outcrops of sandstone particularly thrilling is the unique tafoni patterns. The outside layers of the sandstone are relatively hard and suitable for bolting. The park requires that you request permission before placing any new bolts. Due to the fragile nature of sandstone, rock climbers are always encouraged to avoid wet rocks. Ensure the area is thoroughly dry following rain.

Camping at Castle Rock State Park

If you're planning to go RV camping at Castle Rock State Park, we have some bad news for you. Both of the campgrounds at Castle Rock State Park are hike-in trail camps, and there aren't any sites that can accommodate RV rentals or trailers. Nearby Big Basin Redwoods State Park is a good place to camp in a trailer near Castle Rock State Park, with sites accommodating small vehicles up to 24 feet long.

Exploring the Area

This captivating corner of California offers an abundance of activities, attractions, and natural wonders. Just 15 minutes from the park, in Saratoga, you'll find Hakone Estate and Gardens. Spend some time admiring the koi ponds, or treat yourself to a tea ceremony at these tranquil Japanese gardens. Afterward, explore the quaint, historic downtown area of Saratoga, where you'll find a slew of locally-owned shops and gourmet dining options.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • Castle Rock and Goat Rock Trail, CACastle Rock State Park, CA
  • Castle Rock Ridge Trail, CACastle Rock State Park, CA
  • Summit Rock Loop Trail, CALos Gatos, CA
  • Sanborn Trails, CASaratoga, CA
  • Sanborn Skyline Park to Castle Rock State Park Trail, CASaratoga, CA
  • Big Basin and Castle Rock Loop, CACastle Rock State Park, CA
  • Saratoga Gap Long Ridge Loop Trail, CALos Gatos, CA
  • Skyline-to-the-Sea Trail, CACastle Rock State Park, CA
  • State Park Trifecta, CABig Basin Redwoods State Park, CA
  • Hickory Oak Ridge Trail Loop, CALos Gatos, CA

Recent RV rental reviews in Castle Rock State Park

Nichole G.

January, 2025

We had a great trip and the RV was perfect. Everything is in almost new condition and works perfectly. I would definitely rent this again. Great hosts and awesome vehicle!!
Jason H.

January, 2025

Great RV with spacious floor plan. Easy to drive and park
Ted K.

January, 2025

Our trip was more of a reset for my wife and I. We rented a van who's owner allowed dogs, so we also brought our 85lb black lab as well. A Ram 2500 fully loaded conversion van, with a 2 burner stove, working sink, small fridge, shower, porto-pot, and wi-fi was our vehicle for eight days.
We started in San Jose CA and drove north on the 5 to Seattle. It being in the middle of winter we encountered rain and fog. Fortunately for us, we did not have any snow on the road. Although the van owner provided me with chains, I purchased a set of much higher quality, just in case. Once we were driving in the Siskiyou mountains, it was immediately evident that the vehicle needed new wipers. I have no idea how I got us to Yreka, but we stopped and traded the old crusty wipper blades out for new Rain-X. Immediate difference. We made Eugene OR, the next day after staying the night in some po-dunk truck stop town to quell the nerves my wife was enduring. From Eugene, we headed to Vashon Island WA where we stayed a couple of days with some old friends. We took the 9'+ tall van on the ferry and low and behold, were able to enjoy a short trip across the beautiful Sound. My pics depict one of 125 Trolls built by Thomas Dambo. This is Oscar the Bird King btw. https://www.nwtrolls.org/#trolls
He has built these sculptures in more that 5 different countries, 6 being in the great Pacific NW.
From Vashon we traveled south to Centralia WA, and from there Astoria, Grants Pass, and then home. I gave the trip a 4 star, only because of the safety hazard of the wipers. In all we had a wonderfully cold experience camping in an Outdoorsy rental van. Thank you Outdoorsy, and we are already thinking about the planning of our next adventure.

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