All campers should bring face masks and be prepared to wear them, should they come within 6 feet of another park guest or ranger, per social distancing directives. Customers who are sick or are showing symptoms of COVID-19 should stay home.

Our online reservation system is now open to book overnight stays.

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• Book a new reservation

The following campgrounds are open:

• Dos Picos County Park
• Guajome Regional Park
• Lake Morena County Park
• Potrero County Park
• Sweetwater Summit Regional Park
• William Heise County Park

Agua Caliente County Park and Vallecito County Park are closed for the summer until Labor Day weekend.

We’re thrilled to be able to be able to open some of our most popular park attractions. Building connections with our customers through safe and enjoyable park experiences is at the heart of all we do, and we’ll continue to work behind the scenes, enhancing recreation opportunities while protecting our land and local wildlife.

FINE PRINT:

• Reservations can be booked online at https://reservations.sdparks.org/. The system cannot accommodate same-day reservations however, walk-ups/on-site bookings are allowed, pending availability. Search online before you head out.  
• Campsite occupancy will be limited to individual households (others are not allowed to occupy or visit the site); no joint reservations. The max capacity per campsite is eight people.
• Parking lots and restrooms are open, though some on-site amenities like playgrounds and group camping areas remain closed for your safety and ours. Please obey posted signage.
• All campers should bring face masks and be prepared to wear them, should they come within 6 feet of another park guest or ranger, per social distancing directives.
• Customers who are sick or are showing symptoms of COVID-19 should stay home.
• Some May and June refunds are still being processed; you will not be charged twice for the same reservation however you will need to pay to book your new one – or you can contact Askparks.Lue@sdcounty.ca.gov to have your reservation transferred at no cost.

Expect delays if calling the reservation hotline (858-565-3600); the team is working through a significant volume of calls, so you may experience longer than normal hold times. You can also leave a message to receive a call back at their earliest opportunity.Learn more about our department response to COVID-19 on our COVID-19 information page and review our FAQ webpage.