the Pacific Ocean and San Francisco, on State Route 1 Fort Cronkhite – a former World War II Army post located near Rodeo Beach. Nike Missile Site SF-88 – a decommissioned Army surface-to-air missile (SAM) site located near Fort Barry. Camping sites Camping Information for the GGNRA Bicentennial Camp - open year-round, three 3-person sites, no pets or fires, stoves ok Hawk Camp - open spring and summer, three 4-person sites Haypress Camp – open spring and summer. Five sites. 4 campers maximum per site Kirby Cove Camp – open Daylight Saving Time period, March–November, five 10-person sites and one 35 person Day Use site. Youth Hostel Hostelling International USA (part of Hostelling International) maintains the Marin Headlands Hostel located in a historic military hospital in the Marin Headlands San Francisco Alcatraz Island – site of a Civil War fort, military prison, and the infamous Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary China Beach – a small beach located north of the Sea Cliff district in San Francisco near the Presidio of San Francisco Fort Funston – a former coastal fortification and Nike missile site SF-59L; now a popular hang gliding spot Fort Mason – the San Francisco Port of Embarkation National Historic Site now houses non-profit organizations and offers a variety of cultural activities Fort Miley Military Reservation – a former military base that now holds a Veterans' Hospital and picnic areas Lands End – a natural preserve including the Coastal Trail which will bring one to scenic views of the Marin Headlands and Golden Gate. Includes Mile Rock, the site of a former lighthouse and, subsequently, a helipad located offshore at the southwestern edge of the Golden Gate Presidio of San Francisco – a former military reservation, and site of the initial Spanish fortification in San Francisco, including: Baker Beach – birthplace of the Burning Man festival, a popular sunbathing spot that is clothing-optional at its northern end. Located at the southwestern corner of the Presidio Battery Chamberlin – one of the last remaining coastal defense "disappearing guns" on the U.S. West Coast Crissy Field – a former airfield restored to a shoreline Fort Point National Historic Site – a fort at the southern base of the Golden Gate Bridge that formerly housed 126 cannons to protect the bay against invaders. Completed just in time for the Civil War, but never fired a shot in combat The San Francisco National Cemetery Ocean