Rated one of the best campgrounds in the West by Sunset Magazine, Little Harbor Campground offers a chance to camp on a secluded beach on Catalina Island’s remote “backside,” and …
Parson’s Landing is a secluded beach campground seven miles west of Two Harbors. With only eight primitive sites, staying here is a remote camping experience accessible from Two Harbors by …
Black Jack Campground is nestled amongst pine and eucalyptus trees, just a mile northeast of Catalina Island’s highest peak, 2,097-foot Mt. Orizaba. This peaceful primitive campground sits in the island’s …
Hermit Gulch Campground sits just a mile from downtown in Avalon. Nestled near the Nature Center and the Wrigley Memorial and Botanical Garden, it has scenic views of the surrounding …
Please be aware, that Oakwilde Trail Camp was flooded a few years ago and is not maintained anymore! Nevertheless, it's still a beautiful spot to take a little break during …
This small shade shelter and viewpoint offers a shaded table and a perfect spot to rest and snack while taking in the 360-degree views. Reaching this high point requires a …
A small inviting campground with ten campsites each equipped with picnic table and campfire ring. There are vault toilets, but no water. For camping, you need the Adventure Pass/America the Beautiful Pass.
Leo Carillo has it all: rolling hills and trails climbing higher into the coastal range, a large campground with good facilities, and access to the beach on the other side …