New Brighton was once known as China Beach and was host to a Chinese fishing village in the 1870s and 1880s. New Brighton became a state beach in 1933 and is home to Monterey pine and coastal live oak. Camping at New Brighton State Beach New Brighton has over 100 group, family, RV, and bicycle [...]
Limekiln State Park offers their guests jaw dropping views of Big Sur Coast. It also features beautiful stretches of redwood trees, a rugged coast, and the chance to experience the culture history of the limekilns. Camping in Limeklin State Park Limekiln State Park offers their guests a total of 29 different campsites to choose from. [...]
MacKerricher State Park is actually recognized as a historical park in the state of California. This is because it is the only park to have ever been a part of the Mendocino Indian Reservation. There was a time where the park was used for independent logging and shipping. The park originally opened for public use [...]
Camping at Gaviota State Park Gaviota State Park offers their guests a total of 41 developed campsites. The campsites are set up to accommodate tents, recreational vehicles of up to 27 feet, and trailers of up to 25 feet. Due to the extreme popularity of the campsites, guests are permitted to make reservations up to [...]
Emma Wood State Beach experiences very moderate ocean temperatures almost year round making it an ideal spot for individuals who want to fish, swim, or surf. Guests can fish for perch, cabezon, bass, and corbina. The freshwater marsh attracts beautiful creatures including red-tailed hawks and songbirds. Camping at Emma Wood State Beach Camping at Emma [...]
Camping at Humboldt Redwoods State Park Humboldt Redwoods State Park is the home of more than 250 different campsites located at Hidden Springs Campgrounds, Burlington, and Albee Creek. Each of the family campsites can accommodate as many as 8 people, as well as a number of different vehicles. RVs must be smaller than 33 feet [...]
Dockweiler State Beach is located in Los Angeles, California. Even though the beach is considered to be a member of the California state park system, it is actually managed by the Los Angeles Beaches and Harbors Department. This 91-arce beach was established in the year 1948. Originally the beach was part of the Venice-Hyperion Beach [...]
MacKerricher State Park is actually recognized as a historical park in the state of California. This is because it is the only park to have ever been a part of the Mendocino Indian Reservation. There was a time where the park was used for independent logging and shipping. The park originally opened for public use [...]
Los Angeles State Historic Park is ideal for anyone who wants to enjoy a recreational, relaxing, and educational experience in the heart of Los Angeles that they are going to remember for the rest of their lives. Many people consider the Los Angeles State Historic Park to be a world-class park with endless possibilities. Camping [...]
Camping at Half Moon Bay State Beach Half Moon Bay State Beach is actually made up of four smaller beaches. The Francis Beach offers guests a campground with 52 different campsites. Some of the sites are for tent camping only and some of the sites support trailers and/or recreational vehicles. Amenities at Half Moon Bay [...]
