Beachin’ Ranch Camping with Horses Photo: Hipcamp Related Read: 9 Amazing Glamping Spots Near Los Angeles, California 4. At sunset, watch the sky turn a hundred shades of orange from your own little deck. A small cafeteria helps keep guests fed, while picnic tables shared with palm fronds are available for use 24/7. Outside, enjoy Whites Bay, one of the longest sandy beaches on the island, where the area’s notorious bison occasionally roam.
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Each hut features a double bed, side table, and small seating nook, plus island-centric décor. Unpack your bags with the sand and the sunshine right outside your door at these adorable beach bungalows on the island of Santa Catalina, in Southern California. Why you should stay: These rustic camper cabins are the perfect of creature comforts and beachy nature vibes. Eco Village Beachfront Glamping Cabins Photo: Nikki N., Hipcamp Related Read: 11 Unique Places to Stay in Southern California 3. After feeling the sand between your toes or checking out the nearby wine country, enjoy the “shower with the world’s best view” before bedding down for the night.
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Campers here will sleep inside an antique glass greenhouse, full of verdant plants and flowers, though the host recommends checking the weather before heading out (and bringing a tarp to keep out the rain, if it strikes).įrom camp, a short walk will bring you to a private beach, or you can check out the multitude of farm animals at the property’s barnyard.
Pack your bags and BYO-firewood (for the vintage cob pizza oven) at this unique stay tucked away off the coastline just north of Santa Barbara. Why you should stay: Sleep in a historic glass greenhouse with outstanding views of the mighty Pacific Ocean. Private Beach Farm Photo: Lisse L., Hipcamp Related Read: 16 Spectacular Northern California Camping Spots 2. Mushroom foragers, take note: this camp is just one mile from Salt Point State Park. When the sun’s out, adventurous climbers can scramble around the crags near the water, or licensed fisherman can cast their lines for cabezon and lingcod. This pet-friendly campsite on the Pacific Coast provides epic stargazing, as well as a fire pit to help keep you toasty while you watch the Milky Way. Rated a “Best in California Finalist” for 2022, Separate Star Point is an epic haven for car campers who want to feel as though they’ve backpacked dozens of miles into the wilderness for solitude - without all the schlepping. Why you should stay: Let your spirit soar at this view-filled clifftop perch set 100 feet above the Pacific. Separate Star Point Camp Photo: Kathryn S., Hipcamp Just be prepared to spend a little more to revel in the extra solitude these sites offer.
With more luxe amenities (hot showers, anyone?), more privacy, easier booking, and more room to roam than the public campgrounds on this list, private campgrounds often offer the best of both worlds for nature-seeking city folks–creature comforts and outdoor access. Related Read: 9 Amazing Scenic Drives Near Los Angeles, California Private Campgrounds
At many of these sites, dogs are not allowed (or are only allowed in camp and not on the beach), so read the fine print. Before heading out, be sure to check all fire restrictions that might be in place for your site, and look to see if you’ll need to bring your own water. The list is divided into private and public campgrounds, with an emphasis on highlighting the best that both Northern and Southern California have to offer. Choosing the best spot for your next ocean-centric camping trip can be a bit of a chore, though, so we’ve outlined eleven of our favorite spots from across California to help narrow it down and get your travel brainstorm juices flowing. With rugged northern beaches flanked by coniferous forests, breezy Malibu gems, and sandy surf coves, there’s no end to the sunshine and recreation these beaches provide. One of the best things about living in the Golden State is the proximity to magical oceanfront campsites, whether you’re a Silicon Valley tech aficionado or a Hollywood creative. Learn more about our editorial policies here. Territory Supply is reader-supported and may earn a commission when you book or purchase using our links.
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