CortezBlue
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So Cal Beach Camping
Ok, I am very familiar with Oceanside, but I am thinking of doing beach camping in So Cal
I have looked at Bolsa Chica, I was wondering if anyone has suggestions, other than David Kia, about a great on the water location.
I can go during the week as The group is wetired
Let me know
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willardguy
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how far north would you be interested in?
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San Elijo
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I shudder to think what California State Beach camping costs these days. I haven't been to Doheny since 2007 and it was pricey back then.
But it is a great location. Good walking distance to lots of good restaurants and bars. Whale watching, half day fishing right there. No surf anymore,
though.
Well, there were good restaurants back then. What ever became of the harbor "revitalization plan"? They were talking about razing the buildings that
housed Harpoon Henry's, Wind and Sea, El Torito, etc.
And, most importantly, is Turks still there?????
Sorry for the partial 'jacking, Cortez, but this is important to any recommendation for Doheny State Beach. It IS a good camping option, by itself,
though.
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Tomas Tierra
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On the beach? ON the beach, thornhill broom in Vta County is the only place I know where you camp on the sand.
TT
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San Diego County has 70 miles of beautiful white-sand beaches fronting the Pacific Ocean, and two large bays that afford plenty of recreational
opportunities as well. But overnight camping on ocean beaches within the city limits is expressly verboten, and of the state park beaches that line
the North County coast just two permit camping--and only on designated bluff-top campgrounds, not the actual sand. A third state beach in South County
has campsites for motor homes only. At all three campgrounds, reservations can be made up to seven months in advance. A fourth beach-camping option is
a private campground on Mission Bay.
Read the rest here:
http://traveltips.usatoday.com/camping-san-diego-beaches-2643.html
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I'm with you Soulpatch but that was along time ago. We Raged at Isla Vista in 69 and found all those beaches and Camino Cielo waiting for us to
enjoy! Don't think carp Beach is easy to get into any more. Goleta? Good luck. Suerte. Tio
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McGrath is closed indefinitely.. Thornhill may be closed now to because of the PCH closure. Not sure.
For carp you better be way in advance and ready for wall to wall mohos
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hey wtf! everyone left out hobson's and faria! its January, the nice time of year, all the tourists are there for the summer gloom!
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If its open I'd check out San Onofre... not too crowded. Course its a little bit of a walk to the beach but its empty. San Elijo is usually packed but
cool for sure. What about Carlsbad ?
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The Hard Facts !!!
I myself have checked/camped any/and all S/Cal poor excuses for camp spots......THEY ALL SUCK !! maybe do Silver Strand and get up at 3;45 AM and
shoot SUR !! (south)
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You support all your absurd opinions with bloviated boasts that you have done it all, seen it all, more times than anyone ever before. What a crock
of chit!
Anywho, for the OP, try out san o, silver strand, Carlsbad. These places only suck if captkw's and his pooch have not cleaned up their poop.
Capt, Curb your dog!
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done sliver strand to winter haven and any place you can think of!! S>cal SUCKS for camp spots SIR !!! I don't want to debate with your small
camping times..but LETS get real !!! you have how many months as a camper ??
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Quote: Originally posted by captkw  | | I myself have checked/camped any/and all S/Cal poor excuses for camp spots......THEY ALL SUCK !! maybe do Silver Strand and get up at 3;45 AM and
shoot SUR !! (south) |
Facts? Opinions! Silver Strand does suck in my opinion.
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Pismo. You can still drive the beach and pick a spot. Pretty far north though.
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Carlsbad is about the best you can find....on the east side of the 5 is a county park,,but no pets .....east of the big S.D.before Tecate is a windy
camp called............pachaco or something like that...some folks go to school,collage and watch TV...some folks spend a life out on the
road,river,lakes,sea of cortez,and oceans...I know what I've done !!! for a goat... if you have any time in nor cal,org,wa,BC, Alaska or centrail America you would have a better pic of the big place !!! go back to watching that
TV....LOL !!..PS Silver strand does SUCK and you must be self contained (to be legal)......but lets get real...So Cal SUCKS !! IMO.....LOL..go get
your own water !!
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[Edited on 1-24-2015 by captkw]
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RV camping? Been there, done that for 40 years, up and down the Pacific Coast. I've posted many threads about it on Nomads if you want to do a
search.
Here's a site for all of the southern California beach camping spots. Almost impossible without reservations or a rare & random cancellation.
Very popular, meaning very crowded, and high-priced for what you get. There are far more better and less crowded RV parks inland, but you want to be
on the beach, so... your choice and Happy Camping.
http://gocalifornia.about.com/od/cabeaches/a/beach-camping-s...
For all of San Diego County you might try this site:
http://gocalifornia.about.com/od/casdmenu/a/San-Diego-Campin...
Near Oceanside, I prefer Guajome Park..about 6 miles inland. Full service and you can fatten up some geese & ducks.
Pismo Beach....true, a long ways north, but it's where you can still drive out on the beach and camp...
Santee at Padre Lakes Campground...a favorite for us. Lots of ducks, too.
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| Quote: Originally posted by Pompano | RV camping? Been there, done that for 40 years, up and down the Pacific Coast. I've posted many threads about it on Nomads if you want to do a
search.
Here's a site for all of the southern California beach camping spots. Almost impossible without reservations or a rare & random cancellation.
Very popular, meaning very crowded, and high-priced for what you get. There are far more better and less crowded RV parks inland, but you want to be
on the beach, so... your choice and Happy Camping.
http://gocalifornia.about.com/od/cabeaches/a/beach-camping-s...
Pismo Beach....true, a long ways north, but it's where you can still drive out on the beach and camp...
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..but don't go there during their annual car show (June 19-21 this year) since every space is taken. The promo says 175,000 people and 1000 cars
expected.
http://theclassicatpismobeach.com/
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| Quote: Originally posted by captkw | Carlsbad is about the best you can find....on the east side of the 5 is a county park,,but no pets .....east of the big S.D.before Tecate is a windy
camp called............pachaco or something like that...some folks go to school,collage and watch TV...some folks spend a life out on the
road,river,lakes,sea of cortez,and oceans...I know what I've done !!! for a goat... if you have any time in nor cal,org,wa,BC, Alaska or centrail America you would have a better pic of the big place !!! go back to watching that
TV....LOL !!..PS Silver strand does SUCK and you must be self contained (to be legal)......but lets get real...So Cal SUCKS !! IMO.....LOL..go get
your own water !!
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[Edited on 1-24-2015 by captkw] |
Eat me, you illiterate drunk!
If you are reviewing campgrounds in the mountains and East and dismissing as crap mt laguna, Anza b, Idylwild, etc., then you are a buffoon.
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