Catalina Island Company

Located a short walk from Two Harbors village on a scenic ocean-view bluff. Amenities: 47 tent sites, beach access, potable water, cold water outdoor showers, restrooms, picnic tables, fire pits, BBQs, and sunshades. Tent cabins (12) with 2-burner propane stoves, lanterns, fire pits, and picnic tables are also available at Two Harbors campground. Catalina Cabins (21 - available seasonally) are located in the village of Two Harbors and offer electricity, heaters, refrigerators, twin bunk beds or a 1 full-size bed, and communal kitchen. Coin-op hot showers and restrooms are also located in town and are available to all visitors.

The only campground in Avalon is tucked into scenic Avalon Canyon about two miles from downtown shops and restaurants. Instead of hitting the trail right off the boat, many hikers spend the night here to get an early-morning start on their Trans-Catalina Trail adventure. Amenities: 40 tent sites and 7 tent cabins, potable water, coin-op hot showers, restrooms, picnic tables, BBQs. No open fires. Wax logs and charcoal fires permitted in BBQs. Ranger on site.

Located a short walk from Two Harbors village on a scenic ocean-view bluff. Amenities: 47 tent sites, beach access, potable water, cold water outdoor showers, restrooms, picnic tables, fire pits, BBQs, and sunshades. Tent cabins (12) with 2-burner propane stoves, lanterns, fire pits, and picnic tables are also available at Two Harbors campground. Catalina Cabins (21 - available seasonally) are located in the village of Two Harbors and offer electricity, heaters, refrigerators, twin bunk beds or a 1 full-size bed, and communal kitchen. Coin-op hot showers and restrooms are also located in town and are available to all visitors.

Located just steps from the water's edge, Brisa del Mar is a family camping site located right on the beach in the Two Harbors Campground. This deluxe site puts you and your guests inches away from a pristine beach perfect for fishing, kayaking, and snorkeling. Brisa del Mar includes a large A-Frame shade structure, charcoal grills, and toilets. This exclusive family camping site can accommodate a maximum of 30 adults.

The only campground in Avalon is tucked into scenic Avalon Canyon about two miles from downtown shops and restaurants. Instead of hitting the trail right off the boat, many hikers spend the night here to get an early-morning start on their Trans-Catalina Trail adventure. Amenities: 40 tent sites and 7 tent cabins, potable water, coin-op hot showers, restrooms, picnic tables, BBQs. No open fires. Wax logs and charcoal fires permitted in BBQs. Ranger on site.

Site #21 - Located a short walk from Two Harbors village on a scenic ocean-view bluff. Amenities: 47 tent sites, beach access, potable water, cold water outdoor showers, restrooms, picnic tables, fire pits, BBQs, and sunshades. Tent cabins (12) with 2-burner propane stoves, lanterns, fire pits, and picnic tables are also available at Two Harbors campground. Catalina Cabins (21 - available seasonally) are located in the village of Two Harbors and offer electricity, heaters, refrigerators, twin bunk beds or a 1 full-size bed, and communal kitchen. Coin-op hot showers and restrooms are also located in town and are available to all visitors.

Accessible only by boat or kayak on the island's leeward shore, Catalina's boat-in campsites offer truly secluded coastal camping experiences. Unique in their location and regulations, these nine sites are all primitive, with no running water, shade structures, moorings or sanitation stations. Campers must bring their own equipment and supplies, including a portable restroom, and pack out any trash or waste. A ranger patrols each site daily. Because fires are not allowed, cooking must be done on a camp stove or in a self-contained BBQ.

The only campground in Avalon is tucked into scenic Avalon Canyon about two miles from downtown shops and restaurants. Instead of hitting the trail right off the boat, many hikers spend the night here to get an early-morning start on their Trans-Catalina Trail adventure. Amenities: 40 tent sites and 7 tent cabins, potable water, coin-op hot showers, restrooms, picnic tables, BBQs. No open fires. Wax logs and charcoal fires permitted in BBQs. Ranger on site.

Detached from the main campground, Bahia Azul is a secluded family camping site adjacent to the Two Harbors campground. This unique site offers you and your family amazing views of the Pacific Ocean, a semi-private beach, and all the amenities to make your camping experience unforgettable. The site’s common area has a large fire pit with campfire seating, a large gas BBQ with propane included, and chemical toilets. This exclusive family camping site can accommodate a maximum of 30 people. Includes roundtrip gear haul for everyone in your group.

Site #'s 7,16-19,29,36 Located a short walk from Two Harbors village on a scenic ocean-view bluff. Amenities: 47 tent sites, beach access, potable water, cold water outdoor showers, restrooms, picnic tables, fire pits, BBQs, and sunshades. Tent cabins (12) with 2-burner propane stoves, lanterns, fire pits, and picnic tables are also available at Two Harbors campground. Catalina Cabins (21 - available seasonally) are located in the village of Two Harbors and offer electricity, heaters, refrigerators, twin bunk beds or a 1 full-size bed, and communal kitchen. Coin-op hot showers and restrooms are also located in town and are available to all visitors.

Site #8 Overlooking the ocean on the “backside” of Catalina, Little Harbor was rated the “Best Campground in the West” by Sunset magazine. Amenities: 26 sites, beach access, potable water, cold showers, chemical toilets, some shade structures. Ranger on site. Fires permitted in designated fire rings. Firewood available from Visitor Services.

Site IG4 - Accessible only by boat or kayak on the island's leeward shore, Catalina's boat-in campsites offer truly secluded coastal camping experiences. Unique in their location and regulations, these nine sites are all primitive, with no running water, shade structures, moorings or sanitation stations. Campers must bring their own equipment and supplies, including a portable restroom, and pack out any trash or waste. A ranger patrols each site daily. Because fires are not allowed, cooking must be done on a camp stove or in a self-contained BBQ.

Site #'s 3,10,11,12, SH1-3 Overlooking the ocean on the “backside” of Catalina, Little Harbor was rated the “Best Campground in the West” by Sunset magazine. Amenities: 26 sites, beach access, potable water, cold showers, chemical toilets, some shade structures. Ranger on site. Fires permitted in designated fire rings. Firewood available from Visitor Services.

Site #'s 9,10,46 - Located a short walk from Two Harbors village on a scenic ocean-view bluff. Amenities: 47 tent sites, beach access, potable water, cold water outdoor showers, restrooms, picnic tables, fire pits, BBQs, and sunshades. Tent cabins (12) with 2-burner propane stoves, lanterns, fire pits, and picnic tables are also available at Two Harbors campground. Catalina Cabins (21 - available seasonally) are located in the village of Two Harbors and offer electricity, heaters, refrigerators, twin bunk beds or a 1 full-size bed, and communal kitchen. Coin-op hot showers and restrooms are also located in town and are available to all visitors.

Sites IG1, IG2, LP1, LP2 - Accessible only by boat or kayak on the island's leeward shore, Catalina's boat-in campsites offer truly secluded coastal camping experiences. Unique in their location and regulations, these nine sites are all primitive, with no running water, shade structures, moorings or sanitation stations. Campers must bring their own equipment and supplies, including a portable restroom, and pack out any trash or waste. A ranger patrols each site daily. Because fires are not allowed, cooking must be done on a camp stove or in a self-contained BBQ.

Site #'s 1,2,4,5,6,9 - Overlooking the ocean on the “backside” of Catalina, Little Harbor was rated the “Best Campground in the West” by Sunset magazine. Amenities: 26 sites, beach access, potable water, cold showers, chemical toilets, some shade structures. Ranger on site. Fires permitted in designated fire rings. Firewood available from Visitor Services.

Sites Goat and Rippers 2 - Accessible only by boat or kayak on the island's leeward shore, Catalina's boat-in campsites offer truly secluded coastal camping experiences. Unique in their location and regulations, these nine sites are all primitive, with no running water, shade structures, moorings or sanitation stations. Campers must bring their own equipment and supplies, including a portable restroom, and pack out any trash or waste. A ranger patrols each site daily. Because fires are not allowed, cooking must be done on a camp stove or in a self-contained BBQ.

Site #'s 14A-14D, 15-17A - Overlooking the ocean on the “backside” of Catalina, Little Harbor was rated the “Best Campground in the West” by Sunset magazine. Amenities: 26 sites, beach access, potable water, cold showers, chemical toilets, some shade structures. Ranger on site. Fires permitted in designated fire rings. Firewood available from Visitor Services.

Site #'s 2-5,12,15,20,22-25,33,35,38-41,43-45 Located a short walk from Two Harbors village on a scenic ocean-view bluff. Amenities: 47 tent sites, beach access, potable water, cold water outdoor showers, restrooms, picnic tables, fire pits, BBQs, and sunshades. Tent cabins (12) with 2-burner propane stoves, lanterns, fire pits, and picnic tables are also available at Two Harbors campground. Catalina Cabins (21 - available seasonally) are located in the village of Two Harbors and offer electricity, heaters, refrigerators, twin bunk beds or a 1 full-size bed, and communal kitchen. Coin-op hot showers and restrooms are also located in town and are available to all visitors.

Sites Gibraltar, IG3, Lava, Paradise - Accessible only by boat or kayak on the island's leeward shore, Catalina's boat-in campsites offer truly secluded coastal camping experiences. Unique in their location and regulations, these nine sites are all primitive, with no running water, shade structures, moorings or sanitation stations. Campers must bring their own equipment and supplies, including a portable restroom, and pack out any trash or waste. A ranger patrols each site daily. Because fires are not allowed, cooking must be done on a camp stove or in a self-contained BBQ.

Secluded beachfront campground accessible only on foot or by kayak. Amenities: 8 sites, beach access, chemical toilets. No water available. No ranger on site. Fires permitted in designated fire rings. Lockers with water, firewood and starter are available for purchase through Visitor Services. Must pick up locker key in Two Harbors.

Deck Rooms are a fun and economical way to enjoy Two Harbors and Catalina Island. Conveniently located in the heart of the village, Deck Rooms sleep two people in simple comfort, with each offering a small refrigerator, heater, and closet. They are available November 1 - March 31. Guests must bring their own sleeping bag, pillow, and towel. Linen packages are currently unavailable. All guests at the Deck Rooms share an outdoor community kitchen, restrooms and coin-operated showers. The kitchen has gas burners and barbecues, a sink basin with running water, and plenty of counter space for preparing food. Cooking utensils are not provided. Sorry, no pets allowed.

Rippers 3, Willow - Accessible only by boat or kayak on the island's leeward shore, Catalina's boat-in campsites offer truly secluded coastal camping experiences. Unique in their location and regulations, these nine sites are all primitive, with no running water, shade structures, moorings or sanitation stations. Campers must bring their own equipment and supplies, including a portable restroom, and pack out any trash or waste. A ranger patrols each site daily. Because fires are not allowed, cooking must be done on a camp stove or in a self-contained BBQ.

The highest (1,600’) campground on the island offers sweeping views of rolling hills and rugged canyons. Amenities: 10 sites, potable water, cold outdoor showers, chemical toilets. No open fires permitted. No ranger on site. Restaurant available two miles up the trail at Airport-in-the-Sky.

Site #7 - Overlooking the ocean on the “backside” of Catalina, Little Harbor was rated the “Best Campground in the West” by Sunset magazine. Amenities: 26 sites, beach access, potable water, cold showers, chemical toilets, some shade structures. Ranger on site. Fires permitted in designated fire rings. Firewood available from Visitor Services.

Site Cabrillo - Accessible only by boat or kayak on the island's leeward shore, Catalina's boat-in campsites offer truly secluded coastal camping experiences. Unique in their location and regulations, these nine sites are all primitive, with no running water, shade structures, moorings or sanitation stations. Campers must bring their own equipment and supplies, including a portable restroom, and pack out any trash or waste. A ranger patrols each site daily. Because fires are not allowed, cooking must be done on a camp stove or in a self-contained BBQ.