Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Andrew Molera adventure.
Surfers love this secluded beach when they want to get away from summer crowds.
Cross the Big Sur River and land on this pristine beach along the Big Sur coast.
Miles of trails take you to bluffs, hilltops, and beaches. Panorama Trail offers a beautiful view of a lengthy stretch of beach. The trail loops around on top of the ridgeline. This trail also connects to others in Big Sur State Park.
This undeveloped area is a nature lover's paradise. It remains fairly untouched, much as when the pioneers explored here.
History buffs can see the Cooper Cabin. This house was built in the early 1860s. Juan Bautista Roger Cooper owned it. He was the grandfather of the park's namesake. There's also a discovery center on park property. It tells you about the rich natural and human history here.
About 189 RV and tent sites are near the river. A popular walk-in campground works well for backpackers and mountain bikers.
Trail Camp at Andrew Molera State Park offers a rustic, hike-in camping experience amid the park's natural beauty.
The best time to visit Andrew Molera State Park is during the summer months when the weather is warm and the fog lifts by midday. However, be mindful that this is also the peak season. For a quieter experience, consider the shoulder seasons. Winter visits offer solitude but require preparation for cooler temperatures and potential river wading.