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Bailey Meadow Road, Palomar Mountain, California 92060      760-742 1859
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Camping at Bailey's 

Clean air and dark nighttime skies has made Bailey's Campground a favorite family destination for generations.  Our facility provides a unique, quite, rustic-style camping experience.

Our sixty-acre mountain top environment contains a unique blend of cool forest and rich meadow, which has changed little since our family homesteaded the valley over a century ago.

Welcome to Palomar
Un-Plugged!

We pride ourselves on the relaxed, low-key atmosphere of our place.  And because of the incredible acoustic qualities of our valley, we ask that All Electronic Music Be Left At Home
 
so that everyone will enjoy the beauty and serenity of our special environment!

Of course, guitars around the campfire are always welcome - but we do ask that you keep the volume low after 9:00 PM.

 

We're Fishing for Campers

GOOD NEWS!  Over the winter, our pond has recovered from the four year drought, and we've re-stocked it for the upcoming camping season.

Baileys Pond has year-round breeding populations of Perch, Bluegill, Catfish and Bass, plus a host of other aquatic critters.  

From the youngster with worm-on-hook to the seasoned fly fisherman, everyone is a winner.  Our private pond requires no fishing license, but we do ask that you please practice Catch-and-Release Only!  


Kids will enjoy our "pond biology" as they watch fish cruise the water's edge among dragonflies, monster tadpoles and bull frogs.


For those of you after Trout and other game fish for the
frying pan, try Doane's Pond in nearby Palomar State Park,
just 10 minutes away.

And You Have Arrived!

Here's an online tour of our campground.  Please take a moment to scroll down and enjoy some "campsite moments" here at Bailey's. (Please click on smaller photos to enlarge)


"Just Got The Coffee On.."
 

 
"Really Roughin' It.."
 


"Under the Spreading Chestnut Tree.."
 

 A Genuine Historical Artifact
 Is Our 1936 Federal Flatbed Truck

 


"A Second Cup of Coffee
 on Another No-Agenda-Day"

And Now The Particulars

Accommodations:
Camp Sites:  Both In the meadow under our hardwood trees, and in the woods under the 100 foot forest canopy.   

Water:  The campground has standpipes supplying the the finest spring water on the planet (no kidding).

Restroom Facilities:  The campground proper has numerous outhouses, our shower house (with flush toilets) is but a short walk from the valley.

Tents, Trailers, Pickup Campers and RVs are all welcome. Sorry, but we have no hookups.

Group Campers: please call us for reservations.

 

And Just A Few Rules:
Bailey's is a quiet, rustic-style campground and we thank you for observing the following rules:

Fires - Only in designated fire pits, and please knock down your fire before bed time.
No Electronic Music
- Leave the stereo at home & please keep all noise to a minimum.
Trash
- Please remove your own trash, we have no trash collection services.

Bailey's Camping Fee Schedule:
Camping:
 $20 per night / per site, add $10 for an extra car
               
(limit of 4 adults and 2 cars per site)
Picnic & Day Use:
  $10 per car
Bracken Fern Collection:  $10 per person each day  (Spring only)
Apples Picking:
  (50) cents per pound, you pick 'em  (Autumn only)

Reservations for Bailey's Campground:
In Season:  May - September. We are open every weekend, and practically every day during the week, but its best to call in advance for reservations or to get our current schedule.

Off Season: October - AprilThe campground may be open any weekend of the year, weather permitting - but please call in advance for reservations and weather information.

Ask us about our Long Term Reservation Program

For directions to Bailey's Campground, 
please
click here.