a California Coast vacation can hardly be called boring.

[33 williys 77]

With museums, wineries, Redwood forests, wildlife watching and hiking opportunities, a California Coast vacation can hardly be called boring. While the empty beaches and lack or tourist infrastructure will keep many away, hardy travelers that appreciate simple living appreciate the quaint little towns and windswept, deserted beaches.

R.V. Parks and Campgrounds

NorCal S.F. and above

Beaches in northern California can be foggy, especially on summer mornings — pack something warm to wear. You might also need waterproof footwear.

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41.75208959, -124.18612134, 1B-Shoreline RV campground 707-464-2473
41.70043984, -124.14054071, 1B-Nickel Creek Campground (707) 464-6101 ext. 5064.
41.52428538, -124.07938497, 1B-Flintridge campground NO RV
41.43920365, -124.05703181, 1B Ossagon Creek Campground NO RV
41.38206877, -124.06879426, 1B-Gold Bluffs Beach (707) 465-7347
41.35866494, -124.03082993, 1B-Prairie Creek Campground NO RV
41.28442051, -124.09276983, 1B-Redwood Creek Beach County Park (707) 445-7651
41.22386855, -124.08900000, 1B-Humboldt Lagoons State Park 707-488-2169
41.16375115, -124.13157192, 1B-Big Lagoon County Park (707) 445-7651
41.13156404, -124.15331266, 1B-Azalea Glen Rv Park Campground 707-677-3570
41.12547413, -124.15620595, 1B-Sounds of the Sea campground (707) 677-3271
41.12146140, -124.15653945, 1B-View Crest Lodge RV Park 707) 677-3393
40.99488397, -124.11441995, 1B-Clam Beach County Park (707) 445-7651
40.95640855, -124.11452812, 1B-Widow White Creek RV Park (707)-839-1137
40.89949814, -124.09213890, 1B-Mad River Rapids RV Park 1-800-822-7776
40.77056236, -124.22176923, 1B-Samoa Boat Ramp County Rv Park (707) 445-7651
40.28838525, -124.35654620, 1B-Mattole Beach BLM (707) 825-2300

39.83213894, -123.84985041, 1B-Usal Beach Campground (Sinkyone Wilderness SP) 707-986-7711
NOTE: The road from highway 1 to Usal Beach is primitive and is not recommended for low clearance vehicles nor may it be passable in wet weather. The Usal road north out of Usal Beach is 4wd only and may not be passable at all. Please plan accordingly.

39.64894396, -123.78034829, 1B-Westport-Union Landing SB
39.49017591, -123.78914534, 1B-MacKerricher State Park
39.35897530, -123.81445586, 1B- Caspar Beach Rv Park

39.27404759, -123.79024497, 1B-Van Damme State Park
Just south of Mendocino, the Little River area has sights you should not miss. Fern Canyon is a popular place to visit. It is inside the 1,831 acres of Van Damme State Park. You can dive for abalone or simply enjoy the scenic hike on the ten miles of trails that takes you through a canyon carpeted in green ferns, and along the beach

39.22641698, -123.76649473, 1B-Albion River Campground
38.98040836, -123.69546935, 1BManchester Beach / Mendocino Coast KOA
38.98074468, -123.69886739, 1B-Manchester SP
38.80519421, -123.57945823, 1B-Anchor Bay Campground
38.31295481, -123.04828211, 1B-Doran Regional Park
38.30801823, -123.05402363, 1B=Jetty Campground Doran Reg Park
38.32260774, -123.05700706, 1B-WESTSIDE PARK CAMPGROUND


Central Coast

36.79909335, -121.78592314, 1B-Moss Landing Koa
36.52526236, -121.84500000, 1B-Carmel By The River Rv Park
35.37924383, -120.86142144, 1B-Morro Dunes Rv Park 805-772-2722
35.98981204, -121.49559337, 1B-Kirk Creek Campground Dry Camp
36.98333999, -121.93602284, 1B-New Brighton State Beach
36.97120706, -121.91213740, 1B-Seacliff State Beach
36.88147143, -121.82799756, 1B-Sunset State Beach
37.46641012, -122.44488184, 1B-Half Moon Bay State Beach
35.40266886, -120.86865017, 1B-Morro Strand State Beach24Ft
35.34646838, -120.83761470, 1B-Morro Bay State Park
34.39231645, -119.52098863, 1B-Carpinteria State Beach
Pismo Area --------------------------------
35.09777570, -120.60683872, 1B-Pismo Sands Rv Park
35.11519238, -120.62690249, 1B-Coastal Dunes Rv Park & Campground
35.09414649, -120.61612249, 1B-Pacific Dunes Rv Resort
35.10462631, -120.62507277, 1B-Oceano Memorial Campground
Pismo Coast Village Rv Park
SolCal
34.51076772, -120.50035473, 1B-Jalama Beach Rv Park
34.60906060, -120.19404425, 1B-Flying Flags Rv Park
34.03353557, -118.73989999, 1B-Malibu Beach Rv Park
34.46243236, -120.02193389, 1B-El Capitan State Beach Park
34.46221685, -120.07225555, 1B-Refugio State Beach
34.29440094, -119.34053188, 1B-Emma Wood State Beach
34.22718496, -119.25650020, 1B-Mcgrath State Beach
33.64768042, -117.98775075, 1B-Huntington State Beach
San Diego Area---------------------------
32.65682804, -117.08049334, 1B-San Diego Metro Koa
32.62744404, -117.10411788, 1B-Chula Vista Rv Park
32.79643254, -117.22819378, 1B-Campland On The Bay
33.46343597, -117.68142224, 1B-Doheny State Beach
33.40684232, -117.60290675, 1B-San Clemente State Beach
33.10165395, -117.31878720, 1B-South Carlsbad State Beach
33.02217894, -117.28440118, 1B-San Elijo State Beach



33:yup:

[Ctimrun]

That's a lot of great info you have put together there, thanks! One of my favorites is Huntington State Beach, I might have overlooked it, but didn't see it on your list.

[33 williys 77]

That's a lot of great info you have put together there, thanks! One of my favorites is Huntington State Beach, I might have overlooked it, but didn't see it on your list.

Thanks Ctimrun

How could I forget That one, I will add it

Now where is the old TIN CAN beach at ?

camp on it in the 50's:rotflmao2:


33:yup:

[sully151]

You forgot Doheney State Beach and San Onofre.

[33 williys 77]

You forgot Doheney State Beach and San Onofre.

San Diego Area---------------------------
32.65682804, -117.08049334, 1B-San Diego Metro Koa
32.62744404, -117.10411788, 1B-Chula Vista Rv Park
32.79643254, -117.22819378, 1B-Campland On The Bay
33.46343597, -117.68142224, 1-Doheny State Beach
33.40684232, -117.60290675, 1B-San Clemente State Beach
33.10165395, -117.31878720, 1B-South Carlsbad State Beach
33.02217894, -117.28440118, 1B-San Elijo State Beach

[sully151]

Sorry got to San Diego and quit looking. I assumed it was in geographical order north to south

[CIJeep]

Thanks Ctimrun

How could I forget That one, I will add it

Now where is the old TIN CAN beach at ?

camp on it in the 50's:rotflmao2:


33:yup:

You're kidding, right? If you dug down three feet I doubt you would have been able to clear a spot big enough for a bag, let alone a tent. LOL

It was Hunington Beach, across the road from the mechanical donkey's. You can still locate it if you want to drive down on PCH. I was surprised to find the spot after all these years, but the cans are gone. :(

Oh for the days of rusty tin cans and broken bottles!.....................not. :)

[33 williys 77]

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