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The best camping near San Diego, California.
Love time spent by the water? You'll love time spent in this multicultural gem of a city.
Just 30 minutes from the California/Mexico border, San Diego is an iconic Southern California city. This coastal destination borders the waters of the Pacific Ocean and Mission Bay.
Man-made Mission Bay is one of the West Coast's best destinations for water enthusiasts. Extreme-sports fans should check out Ski Beach Park. As the name implies, jet and water skiing is Read more...
Just 30 minutes from the California/Mexico border, San Diego is an iconic Southern California city. This coastal destination borders the waters of the Pacific Ocean and Mission Bay.
Man-made Mission Bay is one of the West Coast's best destinations for water enthusiasts. Extreme-sports fans should check out Ski Beach Park. As the name implies, jet and water skiing is tremendous here!
Looking for a beach campground with spectacular views? Check out San Elijo State Beach. This accessible location sits on top of a bluff overlooking the Pacific. The reef below offers exploration options for scuba divers and snorkelers. You can also take surfing lessons at the campground's Eli Howard Surf School.
If you prefer dry land adventures, go for William Heise County Park. This quiet woodland spot is a bit inland from San Diego proper. Forty-two tent sites and 57 RV sites give you some overnight options. You can also rent one of 14 cozy cabins with Wi-Fi, propane heat and full lighting.
History buffs shouldn't miss the fascinating exhibits at Old Town San Diego State Historic Park. This park traces the interplay of 19th-century Mexican and American settlements in the area. Take a walking tour of the historic buildings here.
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