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Crystal Cove State Park
This is a water baby’s paradise—there are waves for surfers, an underwater park for snorkelers and scuba divers, and rad tide pools for explorers. There is also a beautiful beach for those who just want to get their tan on.
If you prefer land, the bluffs offer great trails for horseback riders, bicyclists, hikers, and backpackers. History buffs will want to check out the 46 rustic coastal cottages built in the 1930s. You can even rent them out overnight.
Find other accommodations at Moro Campground. There are 58 campsites here (28 are RV/trailer sites). Restrooms and showers are available. There are also 32 hike-in campsites spread over three campgrounds. Be sure to get a permit before heading out!
If you’re in Orange County, don’t miss one of the largest remaining examples of open space and natural seasho
This is a water baby’s paradise—there are waves for surfers, an underwater park for snorkelers and scuba divers, and rad tide pools for explorers. There is also a beautiful beach for those who just want to get their tan on.
If you prefer land, the bluffs offer great trails for horseback riders, bicyclists, hikers, and backpackers. History buffs will want to check out the 46 rustic coastal cottages built in the 1930s. You can even rent them out overnight.
Find other accommodations at Moro Campground. There are 58 campsites here (28 are RV/trailer sites). Restrooms and showers are available. There are also 32 hike-in campsites spread over three campgrounds. Be sure to get a permit before heading out!
If you’re in Orange County, don’t miss one of the largest remaining examples of open space and natural seashore.
Activities in the park
3 campgrounds in Crystal Cove State Park
A bit of history: “Tyron’s Camp” (a café, auto camp, and tent campground) opened during the 1920s along the beach and inland at Moro Canyon. In the late 1950s, the complex evolved into a seasonal trailer destination known as “El Morro Beach Trailer Park. ” Later, about 300 permanent manufactured homes replaced seasonal beach trailers in this area. Read more...
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