Camping in Donner Memorial State Park There are 154 different campsites located at Donner Memorial State Park. Guests can make reservations to stay at the campsites up to seven months in advance. Due to the park’s overwhelming popularity around the holidays guests are encouraged to make reservations as soon as possible. Amenities in Donner Memorial [...]

Camping at D.L. Bliss State Park D. L. Bliss State Park offers their guests 142 different campsites to choose from. These include 69 standard campsites, 72 tent only campsites, and 1 group tent only campsite. The available of the campsites is subject to the adverse and unpredictable weather. The campsites are also available on a [...]

The Emerald Bay State Park is located adjacent to the D.L. Bliss State Park; for that reason a number of the campsites that both parks share. Emerald Bay State Park is recognized by many of its guests as one of the most photographic places in the entire world. Camping at Emerald Bay State Park Emerald [...]

Henry W. Coe State Park is actually the largest state park in the northern portion of California. The terrain of the park is rugged and beautiful with a lot of steep canyons and lofty ridges. The park was once home to the Ohlone Indians. Fortunately, it is opened year round for campers, bikers, backpackers, car [...]

Camping at El Capitan State Beach The El Capitan State Beach campground is the perfect spot for a family vacation. The campground is surrounded by trees, faces the Pacific Ocean, and is adjacent to the Santa Barbara Beach as well. It is a rather large campground with over 142 sites for tents and/or motor homes [...]

Camping at Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park Campgrounds are available to guests at Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park. However, they are not open during the winter during to extremely cold and adverse weather conditions. Individuals under the age of 18 who are camping must have written permission from their parent or legal guardian in order [...]

Morro Bay State Park has very moderate weather, so guests are encouraged to dress in layers (especially guests who intend on spending any time in or near the ocean). Due to the fact that the water is a lot cooler in Southern California, surfers and swimmers typically wear full body wetsuits. Camping at Morro Bay [...]

Camping Accommodations Camping is also one of the reasons why individuals come to soak up the history of Old Town San Diego State Historical Park. While there are not any campgrounds directly on the park there are several within a few miles. Camping at Old Town San Diego State Historic Park While the park does [...]

Mount Diablo State Park change season to season and is a true ecological treasure in the San Francisco Bay Area. The park has an extensive system of trails, amazing wildlife, and unique rock formations. Camping at Mount Diablo State Park Mount Diablo has 56 campsites. Some sites can accommodate RVs 20 feet long. Trailers are [...]

Mount San Jacinto State Park is 14,000 acres of beautiful meadows and forests. The San Jacinto Peak is almost 11,000 feet above sea level, which makes it the second highest point in southern California. The park has several other peaks that are 6,000 feet or more. Camping at Mount San Jacinto State Park Mount San [...]