Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park, CA
Visitor Services

Service	Description	Service	Description
	Fees As with hours of operation, call the park for current information ragarding fees.		Camping Camping is available at the park.

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Special Considerations

Please Remember

To keep these sites the special places they were intended to be:

• No beach access
• Pets are not allowed
• Fires are allowed ONLY in the fire pits provided; make sure your fire is completely out when you leave.
• Don't gather wood in the park; bring your own, or buy it at the grocery store at Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park when you register.
• You must have a California license to fish in the ocean.
• Lock your car and keep your valuables with you.
• Stay away from the steep cliffs; they may give way underfoot. The Saddle Rock area and the bluffs around the cove are closed to public entry.
• Carry out your trash and leave your campsite (including the toilet, which contains cleaning supplies) looking as if no one had ever stayed there.

Seasons/Climate/Recommended Clothing:

Come prepared -- the area is often windy, and night and morning fog banks can be chilly even in mid-summer.

Camping Information:

Each site has a storage cabinet and a fire pit. Primitive toilets are nearby. You must carry in your own water from the restrooms near the parking lot on the east side of the highway.

Length of Stay: Maximum of seven consecutive days per stay; no more than 30 days per year. Occupancy is limited to 8 people per site.

Restrictions

Please see Special Considerations for important information regarding your visit.