Silver Strand State Beach
Campground

Silver Strand State Beach is unique in that it has two sides of beach: the ocean side and the San Diego Bay side. The two sides are divided by Highway 75 and pedestrian tunnels go under the highway to the bay side.

On the ocean side, south of the developed area is 1 1/2 miles of undeveloped beach and a natural preserve. On the bay side, the water is calmer and warmer, ideal for boating activities.

Between both sides, Silver Strand offers lots to do, such as volleyball, fishing, boating, water skiing, sailing and swimming. Crown Cove Trail offers a .8 mile trail with bay views.

CAMPSITES
132 RV sites
No tents are allowed, and RVs must be fully self contained.

AMENITIES

• fire rings
• picnic area
• cold showers
• camp store
• nature walks
• campfire programs
• shade ramadas
• bbq pits

To get to Silver Strand campground, take the I-5 south through San Diego. Take the Coronado Bridge (Hwy 75) into Coronado, then continue south on Orange Street until you see the State Beach exit about 4 1/2 miles south of town. Call 619-435-5184.

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