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The 20 best camping spots near Los Angeles, California.
Watch the sun set below the Pacific Ocean, the hills, or the valley from a seaside tent, secluded Airstream, or canyon teepee.
Ren: Great place to get away too and not far from LA! Our hosts were helpful and around, but not on top of...
Hipcamper: Site 36 is super spacious, and campsites 36-41 all face a lovely, open meadow.
There are few places in the world where you can surf in the morning and ski in the afternoon. Whether you're from the City of Angels or visiting the area, a great way to experience the epic beauty and uniqueness of Los Angeles is through an outdoor adventure. You don't have to travel deep into the desert or drive up to NorCal to enjoy camping. There's an abundance of camping Read more...
There are few places in the world where you can surf in the morning and ski in the afternoon. Whether you're from the City of Angels or visiting the area, a great way to experience the epic beauty and uniqueness of Los Angeles is through an outdoor adventure. You don't have to travel deep into the desert or drive up to NorCal to enjoy camping. There's an abundance of camping near Los Angeles.
Los Angeles is special in that it has beaches, mountains and deserts all in close proximity. Hike on wildflower-covered ocean bluffs, ski down snowy slopes, bike up canyons with dramatic mountain views, or kayak alongside dolphins , all without having to travel far. You'll never forget the time you spent the night on an open hillside overlooking the ocean, a rolling vineyard tucked behind the vines, or a field under the stars.
Jason: Camped 6/23/16. 36 miles in from base of highway (La Crescenta). Best spot that close. Lush green...
Asa: This cabin was great! We got a ride down the mountain because it was too muddy to drive our car, and...
LA County has 75 miles of coastline stretching from Long Beach up to Malibu.
Yosemite: At rear base of mt Wilson, nice shaded campgrounds usually not too crowded on the off weekends. There...
Aja: Visting LA but don't have a friend to crash with and aren't a hotel person? (me neither. showers? who...
Griffith Park is the largest city park in the U.S. It has 400 square feet of recreational space and 50 miles of hiking trails.
Anna: Great place to take a break - not exactly super secluded, but a short drive from LA and the tide pools...
Jason: Newer campground that sits above Hwy 101 across from the beach. Great views. The entire campground...
Altitudes in the area range from -9 to 10,080 feet atop Mt. San Antonio. Mt. Baldy is popular for hiking in the summer and skiing in winter.
Nash&Kim: Our adventure to Topanga was a short but memorable trip.
Pictures can’t do this place justice. The...
Emily: We had so much fun exploring the property at 5ACRES. The bar and fire ring set up are awesome. There...
The average climate in LA is often described as 'perfect.' The average high is 74° F and the average low is 56° F.
Jorge: Campground is very pretty and clean. Avoid weekends if you are looking for quiet. Audience is varied:...
Max: Had a pretty terrifying experience here in the off season with some very dodgy fellow campers - but...
Machiko: One of the best granite bouldering and top-roping areas in Los Angeles. The boulders start at...
Bryan: Sturtevant Camp was a great spot for my girlfriend and I but it would be pretty fun with groups as...
Camping here is for RVs only, offering more than 50 campsites with electric and water hookups. Perfect...
Gary: Cute and cozy vintage trailer on Great Spirits Ranch. Get back down to the basics and let the stress...
Yadira: Make sure you leav all cell phone at home and enjoy nature to the fullest.
Ezekiel: Similar to the tipi, you must bring your own floor mat and sleeping bag and you'll be good to go :)...
Sofia: Can book last minute as lots of sites!