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San Onofre State Beach, California
San Onofre State Beach has always served as a sort of beacon for surfers. Luckily for you wetsuit aficionados, the beach is still very much here, popular, and continually pumping out surf worthy Read more...
San Onofre State Beach has always served as a sort of beacon for surfers. Luckily for you wetsuit aficionados, the beach is still very much here, popular, and continually pumping out surf worthy waves. In the 50s and 60s, San Onofre was one of the beaches that helped define what “California” meant in the eyes of the world. With palm trees in sight, traditional ocean bluffs and 3.5 miles of sandy shoreline...the park certainly didn’t hurt its reputation. Millions of visitors travel to San Onofre each year to bike, hike, swim, camp and of course, surf.
The coolest part of San Onofre State beach is that is has three different beach access points. Between Trestles, Old Man’s and Trails, visitors are bound to find a place where they can feel at home. Each beach boasts different types of waves, activities and overall atmosphere.
Rheanne : The showers run on tokens, you can use the machine to exchange single dollar bills for tokens only....
Lauren : Camping is pretty easy here. You can pull right up to your campsite in your car, there are bathrooms...
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Jason: Newer campground that sits above Hwy 101 across from the beach. Great views. The entire campground...
Heather: Such a beautiful, unique camping experience! Our hostess was wonderful, making sure we had everything...
Sarah: This landshare has a great night vibe cast by circus lights, a fire ring, and noises from the goats...
Jason: Have camped here many times. Very quiet a lot of the year and at night. Not much car noise or train...
Jay: A good walk to the beach
Leeann: Great surf, close to good coffee and groceries. Fills up fast! You can hear the train and highway if...
Eric: The campsites view tends to be blocked by sand hills. The daily camp area is open from 6am to 10pm. ...
Lia: Nice clean campground- some sites are really small for a large tent and the parking of a large truck...
Brie: Tera was a wonderful host! We loved our stay at Organic Goat Farm RV. Tera and her sister game my kids...
Emily: Two of my girlfriends and I stayed in the Pioneer's Penthouse for a quick escape from the bustle of...
Ren: Great place to get away too and not far from LA! Our hosts were helpful and around, but not on top of...
Yadira: Make sure you leav all cell phone at home and enjoy nature to the fullest.
Ivan : Oh the sweet smell of pine! Stayed for 4th of July weekend watching the stars and milkyway go by....
Jay: Stacey and Joe were awesome hosts! Stacey took the time to give a full tour of the farm including...
David: Kerri was a great host and got us ready for our stay with all of the necessary information well before...
Douglas: The Schult Zeppelin is a 1954 vintage 33-foot trailer home which features beautifully restored wood...
Jesse: Took a group of friends to camp at the Olive Orchard site and had an amazing time. Our host, Rich, and...
Jesse: Fun place to camp up in the mountains, especially if you like astronomy. There are concrete pads at...
Joy: Camped here in January 2017, then again in March 2017. It's a lovely campground, full of wildlife and...
Ricky: Sky Camp made for the perfect Joshua Tree retreat. Just a short drive away from the national park, it...