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Many of the beach campgrounds are California State Beach campgrounds, and these can book up well in advance. You are allowed to make reservations for the state campgrounds up to 7 months in advance, starting on the first of the month. You can reserve them online, by phone or by post. For phone reservations you can call 1-800-444-7275. If you're calling from out of the country, try 1-916-638-5883. The California State Parks website is at www.parks.ca.gov. The phone numbers for other campgrounds are listed below. You can also reserve California beaches camping sites online through www.reserveamerica.com. You'll see a link directly to their reservation page under most campgrounds listed below. The California State Beach campgrounds that operate on a first-come-first-serve basis include Emma Wood State Beach in Ventura (both north and south), and Topanga State Beach in Pacific Palisades. Be aware that besides the nightly camping fee, there can be additional charges for showers, RV hookups, parking for extra cars, premium sites and peak season rates. All prices are subject to change. The following campgrounds are listed in order from north to south. To view separate pages of Southern California beaches camping sites in Newport Beach, Ventura, Catalina Island, San Clemente or San Diego, please click on the appropriate link below.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BEACHES CAMPING DIRECTORY Refugio State Beach El Capitan State Beach El Capitan Canyon Resort Carpinteria State Beach
McGrath State Beach Big Sycamore Canyon/Point Mugu State Park
Dockweiler State Beach RV Park Golden Shore RV Resort (private)
Go to Huntington Beach camping
Doheny State Beach Paradise By The Sea RV Park (private) Oceanside RV Park (private) South Carlsbad State Beach San Elijo State Beach
See a short video of birds at the nearby San Elijo Lagoon.
And here's a website for Recreational Vehicle campers: Camper Trails - Plan a successful, carefree motorhome vacation using CamperTrails' complete range of RV travel planning tools. Whether you like to "rough it" in a tent, or kick back in your RV, the Southern California beaches camping experience is not to be missed. Return from the Southern California Beaches Camping page and return to the home page. |
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