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Angeles District is one of 21 State Parks Districts, we are comprised of 23 park units across Los Angeles and Ventura Counties. Our facilities include beaches, recreation areas, historic landmarks, nature preserves, and of course parks!
Camp at one of our campgrounds and enjoy a variety of fun recreational activities including hiking, biking, swimming, boating, and sleeping under the stars. For tent, RV and group camping, reservations are required.
Check out Salt Point State Park, Calaveras Big Trees State Park or San Onofre State Beach — just to name a few of the spots you’ll find in this great guide. Find California state parks campgrounds near you! We have something for everyone! Download the guide today!
May 7, 2024 · There’s a mix of state park campgrounds and private campgrounds in the area for tent camping, plus posh resorts that are woodsy enough to qualify as glamping.
- Leo Carrillo State Park Campground
- Chilao Campground
- Huttopia Paradise Springs Campground
- Malibu Creek State Park Campground
- Moro Campground
- Horse Flats Campground
- Refugio State Beach Campground
- Wheeler Gorge Campground
- Sycamore Canyon Campground
- Deep Creek Hot Springs Campground
Why you should camp here: Enjoy 1.5 miles of scenic California beach at this dog-friendly campground named after a famed conservationist. 1. Location: Leo Carrillo State Park 2. Reservations: Yes 3. Campsite type: Tents, RVs, car camping 4. RV hookups: Yes (20 AMP, 30 AMP, and 50 AMP) Giant sycamores shade the well-spaced sites at Leo Carrillo Stat...
Why you should camp here:Scenic vistas of Big Tujunga Canyon and towering pine trees will make you feel a million miles from the city. 1. Location: Angeles National Forest 2. Reservations:No 3. Campsite type: Tents, small RVs, car camping 4. RV hookups: No Chilaois the perfect place for forest lovers to escape the traffic and smog of Los Angeles wh...
Why you should camp here: Grab some R&R at this tented resort full of canyon greenery, just 90 minutes from L.A. 1. Location: Angeles National Forest 2. Reservations: Yes 3. Campsite type: Relaxed glamping 4. RV hookups: No Sick of pitching and collapsing your tent every time you want to sleep under the stars? Us too. That’s why we’re such huge fan...
Why you should camp here: Climbers and hikers alike will fall in love with this mountainside spot that’s close to swimming holes, chaparral-covered hills, and craggy rock formations. 1. Location: Malibu Creek State Park 2. Reservations: Yes 3. Campsite type: Tents, RVs, car camping 4. RV hookups: No Only 25 miles from Downtown Los Angeles lies one ...
Why you should camp here: Enjoy RV hookups or primitive bluff-top camping near Laguna Beach, overlooking the Pacific Ocean. 1. Location: Crystal Cove State Park 2. Reservations: Yes 3. Campsite type: Tents, RVs, backpacking, car camping 4. RV hookups: Yes Watch the sunset over the immense, rolling Pacific Ocean at a beachside campground as known fo...
Why you should camp here: Saddle up or drive in to this tree-lined mountain mecca for climbers and equestrians alike. 1. Location: Angeles National Forest 2. Reservations: No, first-come, first-served 3. Campsite type: Tents, small RVs, car camping 4. RV hookups: No Lounge in the shade and hang a hammock at Horse Flats, a national forest campground...
Why you should camp here: Pull your RV or trailer up to the edge of a sandy, sparkling beach lined with idyllic palm trees. 1. Location: Refugio State Beach 2. Reservations: Yes 3. Campsite type: RVs, trailers, and hike or bike only 4. RV hookups: No Where else but California could you wheel right up to a campsite set along a sandy stretch of beach...
Why you should camp here: Sleep under a canopy of live oaks as a stream gently burbles through the campground. 1. Location: Los Padres National Forest 2. Reservations: Yes (9 sites are first-come, first-served) 3. Campsite type: Tents, RVs, car camping 4. RV hookups: No When you’ve exhausted your favorite haunts in the San Gabriels, look to the nor...
Why you should camp here: Explore seaside cliffs, sandy beaches, and rugged uplands in this fan-favorite campground in the Santa Monica Mountains. 1. Location: Point Mugu State Park 2. Reservations: Yes 3. Campsite type: Tents, RVs, car camping 4. RV hookups: No Who wouldn’t want to camp amongst shady trees while still enjoying easy access to 3.6 m...
Why you should camp here: Bed down at the closest access point to clothing-optional Deep Creek Hot Springs, a year-round retreat for hikers who love a hot soak. 1. Location: San Bernardino National Forest 2. Reservations: No (though glamping tents require them) 3. Campsite type: Tents, RVs, car camping 4. RV hookups:No The campground at Bowen Ranch...
Jun 29, 2023 · Started in 1994, FamCamp is an effort by California State Parks to get underserved families out into the wilderness. But instead of just throwing folks out there with funds or equipment, the...
Make a Camping Reservation Our new reservation system improves service delivery to our visitors online and in our park units. You’ll be able to explore California’s outdoor recreational opportunities in a more modern way via interactive maps and other online tools.
