It takes around three to four hours to reach Pinnacles National Park from Yosemite National Park. Popular hiking trails at Pinnacles National Park include Bear Gulch Cave Trail, High Peaks Loop, and Condor Gulch Overlook. The campground at Pinnacles offers tents, group camping, and electrical hookups for your RV. Famous attractions at the Yosemite National Park include Half Dome, Yosemite Falls, and El Captain. The park is also known for its ancient Sequoia trees. Yosemite Valley offers spectacular views, including a 500-foot waterfall that cascades down El Capitan. The Kings Canyon National Park is located the city of Fresno, southwestern region of California, and a part of the Sierra Nevada mountain range. The park is surrounded by Sequoia National Park, with both managed as one entity.

Nestled among the redwood trees of California, Portola Redwoods State Park is one of the oldest redwood parks in the state. This 2800-acre park has 55 family campgrounds, 4 group campsites, and a trail camp. You can go horseback riding, hiking, and biking. In the midst of ferns, huckleberries, and moisture-loving coast redwoods, 18 miles of trails meander alongside meandering creeks. On the banks of the moss-covered Fall and Pescadero creeks, waterfalls cascade over rocks and woody debris. The park also protects the Peter's Creek Grove, which has some of the remotest and most beautiful redwoods in the area. Half Moon Bay State Park has four-mile-long sandy beaches and is great for whale watching, surfing, and fishing. The park features a campground with RV hookups, restrooms, showers, and picnic tables. Visitors can also enjoy hiking trails through the dunes that overlook the ocean. Dogs are allowed in the campground and day-use picnic spots but not on the beach.

Half Moon Bay State Park is a seaside community, which is about 25 miles (40 km) south of San Francisco. The four-mile sandy beach is ideal for fishing, sunbathing, surfing, and picnicking. This park has four beaches - Francis beach, Dunes Beach, Venice Beach, and Roosevelt Beach. Half Moon State Beach Visitor Center is located on the Francis Beach. It has exhibits and artifacts representing the park's history and ecology. The campground at Francis Beach has 52 campsites for RV and tent camping. Some sites even have electrical hookups.

Half Moon Bay State Park is a must-see destination if you are traveling to Palo Alto, California. However, there are other historical sites that you must not miss. Hoover Tower: This 285-feet tower offers an excellent view and is home to Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and Peace. Stanford Memorial Church: At the center of Stanford University, this memorial was built during the American Renaissance by Jane Stanford and marks the achievements of her husband Leland Stanford . Hanna House is another important historical landmark in Palo Alto. The hexagonal design of the house is a collaboration between Hannas and Wright. It is accessible for public visits twice a year.

Palo Alto is home to many campsites, RV parks and RV resorts. There are many different types of campgrounds that range from tent camping sites to full service RV parks. They are spread throughout the city and offer different types of amenities depending on their location. Some of them have pools, outdoor activities, playgrounds, Wi-Fi, laundry facilities, showers and more. The most popular campsites in Palo Alto include Stanford Campground, Coyote Valley, and San Francisquito Creek Campground.