The best luxury RV camping near Arcadia

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Arcadia sits at the base of the San Gabriel Mountains and offers stunning views year-round. Stay in town and visit  Los Angeles County Arboretum and Botanic Garden, where peacocks roam free. Or travel west toward Malibu for beach camping and hiking in Topanga State Park. A bit north, primitive tent campgrounds and RV parks are available at Saddleback Butte State Park, where campers can explore granite mountains and Joshua trees. Or stop by Big Santa Anita Canyon for birdwatching and swimming by the Sturtevant waterfalls. Central to everything Los Angeles has to offer, Arcadia is a perfect home base for active campers.

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1. AntFarm LA

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18mi from Arcadia · 6 sites · Tents, RVs · La Crescenta Montrose, CA
Looking for a quick escape from the city for a peaceful place to recharge? AntFarm LA offers a private, quiet retreat in nature where you can disconnect from the buzz of city life with the convenience of the city nearby. Hand-built with love and a couple of shovels by our family and friends, this hike-in, tent-only site is the perfect oasis for locals and visitors alike. As you embark on the short hike up, you will experience breathtaking views, shaded trails, and a sense of calm as you arrive at your campsite. You’ll enjoy stunning sunsets, sunrises, and the tranquil sound of birds chirping—an idyllic backdrop to clear your mind. We’ve thoughtfully added a few comforts so you can enjoy nature without completely leaving modern conveniences behind. Take advantage of amenities like a refrigerator, sink, a bathroom with a flushable toilet, and a shower to refresh after a day of exploring. We also have a few electrical outlets and WiFi if you need to stay connected online or charge your devices. If you want to howl at the moon, we have some more remote hike-in campsites available. Send us a message for details. Out of respect to our neighbors, we do not allow car camping in our parking lot. Car or RV sleeping is permitted on our Van Pad site only, although we do not provide RV hookups. To preserve the quiet, off-the-grid atmosphere we’ve created, we ask that you respect our noise curfew of 10PM. We look forward to having you stay!
Pets
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Toilets
from 
$36
 / night
Riverview Ranch

2. Riverview Ranch

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36mi from Arcadia · 4 sites · Tents, RVs · Jurupa Valley, CA
Spacious, Shaded Stay Near Mt. Rubidoux — Tents, RVs & Onsite RV Rentals Looking for a spacious, private spot to relax, explore, or celebrate with your group? Our property offers a peaceful retreat just minutes from the heart of Riverside, CA. Nestled near Mt. Rubidoux Park and only 15 minutes from the iconic Mission Inn, it’s the perfect location for both nature lovers and city explorers. We welcome all kinds of stays: bring your tent, park your RV, or choose one of our onsite RVs for rent. There’s plenty of flat, open space for parking, with the option to park under a large covered garage for extra shade and comfort. Enjoy access to clean bathrooms and hot showers, plus electricity and water hookups at various points across the property. Gather around the communal firepit in the evenings and relax under the stars. 🌿 Why You’ll Love It Here: • Shaded by mature trees to keep your spot cool and comfortable • Great for group gatherings or special celebrations • Quiet, private atmosphere ideal for relaxation • Mt. Rubidoux hiking trails and city attractions just minutes away • Family-friendly and pet-friendly Whether you’re just passing through or planning a group getaway, this is the perfect basecamp for your Southern California adventure.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$34
 / night
This is where you can park your RV or Trailer and enjoy expansive views and a gorgeous night sky.

3. Prospector Ranch

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48mi from Arcadia · 5 sites · RVs, Lodging · Thousand Oaks, CA
Prospector Ranch which is an 1800's style ranch located right next door to the acre used for Hipcamping. The ranch is made up of their home and is also a venue for filming, photo shoots and small events. When not being used, camping guest are welcome to enjoy the area down around the authentic saloon, use the picnic area under large Oak trees and hike the property. We purchased the ranch 8 years ago and love being outside of the city in the mountains. Star gazing is a must when staying there! The camp site is NEXT DOOR to Prospector Ranch which is our 1800's style ranch tucked away in the Santa Monica mountains, close to beaches, vineyards, amazing hiking, biking to the beach and the city! The wide open empty lot looks out at the beautiful mountains. Enjoy stunning sun sets and Picnic under the grand Oak Trees at the ranch or maybe come by the saloon next door for a cold beverage if we are around. :-). We are happy to point you in the direction for what ever you want to do. There are so many things to do in Thousand Oaks!
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$144
 / night

Arcadia sits at the base of the San Gabriel Mountains and offers stunning views year-round. Stay in town and visit  Los Angeles County Arboretum and Botanic Garden, where peacocks roam free. Or travel west toward Malibu for beach camping and hiking in Topanga State Park. A bit north, primitive tent campgrounds and RV parks are available at Saddleback Butte State Park, where campers can explore granite mountains and Joshua trees. Or stop by Big Santa Anita Canyon for birdwatching and swimming by the Sturtevant waterfalls. Central to everything Los Angeles has to offer, Arcadia is a perfect home base for active campers.

100% (108)

Top-rated campgrounds

Chatting !

1. AntFarm LA

98%
(100)
18mi from Arcadia · 6 sites · Tents, RVs · La Crescenta Montrose, CA
Looking for a quick escape from the city for a peaceful place to recharge? AntFarm LA offers a private, quiet retreat in nature where you can disconnect from the buzz of city life with the convenience of the city nearby. Hand-built with love and a couple of shovels by our family and friends, this hike-in, tent-only site is the perfect oasis for locals and visitors alike. As you embark on the short hike up, you will experience breathtaking views, shaded trails, and a sense of calm as you arrive at your campsite. You’ll enjoy stunning sunsets, sunrises, and the tranquil sound of birds chirping—an idyllic backdrop to clear your mind. We’ve thoughtfully added a few comforts so you can enjoy nature without completely leaving modern conveniences behind. Take advantage of amenities like a refrigerator, sink, a bathroom with a flushable toilet, and a shower to refresh after a day of exploring. We also have a few electrical outlets and WiFi if you need to stay connected online or charge your devices. If you want to howl at the moon, we have some more remote hike-in campsites available. Send us a message for details. Out of respect to our neighbors, we do not allow car camping in our parking lot. Car or RV sleeping is permitted on our Van Pad site only, although we do not provide RV hookups. To preserve the quiet, off-the-grid atmosphere we’ve created, we ask that you respect our noise curfew of 10PM. We look forward to having you stay!
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$36
 / night
Riverview Ranch

2. Riverview Ranch

100%
(1)
36mi from Arcadia · 4 sites · Tents, RVs · Jurupa Valley, CA
Spacious, Shaded Stay Near Mt. Rubidoux — Tents, RVs & Onsite RV Rentals Looking for a spacious, private spot to relax, explore, or celebrate with your group? Our property offers a peaceful retreat just minutes from the heart of Riverside, CA. Nestled near Mt. Rubidoux Park and only 15 minutes from the iconic Mission Inn, it’s the perfect location for both nature lovers and city explorers. We welcome all kinds of stays: bring your tent, park your RV, or choose one of our onsite RVs for rent. There’s plenty of flat, open space for parking, with the option to park under a large covered garage for extra shade and comfort. Enjoy access to clean bathrooms and hot showers, plus electricity and water hookups at various points across the property. Gather around the communal firepit in the evenings and relax under the stars. 🌿 Why You’ll Love It Here: • Shaded by mature trees to keep your spot cool and comfortable • Great for group gatherings or special celebrations • Quiet, private atmosphere ideal for relaxation • Mt. Rubidoux hiking trails and city attractions just minutes away • Family-friendly and pet-friendly Whether you’re just passing through or planning a group getaway, this is the perfect basecamp for your Southern California adventure.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$34
 / night
This is where you can park your RV or Trailer and enjoy expansive views and a gorgeous night sky.

3. Prospector Ranch

100%
(45)
48mi from Arcadia · 5 sites · RVs, Lodging · Thousand Oaks, CA
Prospector Ranch which is an 1800's style ranch located right next door to the acre used for Hipcamping. The ranch is made up of their home and is also a venue for filming, photo shoots and small events. When not being used, camping guest are welcome to enjoy the area down around the authentic saloon, use the picnic area under large Oak trees and hike the property. We purchased the ranch 8 years ago and love being outside of the city in the mountains. Star gazing is a must when staying there! The camp site is NEXT DOOR to Prospector Ranch which is our 1800's style ranch tucked away in the Santa Monica mountains, close to beaches, vineyards, amazing hiking, biking to the beach and the city! The wide open empty lot looks out at the beautiful mountains. Enjoy stunning sun sets and Picnic under the grand Oak Trees at the ranch or maybe come by the saloon next door for a cold beverage if we are around. :-). We are happy to point you in the direction for what ever you want to do. There are so many things to do in Thousand Oaks!
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$144
 / night

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Where to go

Big Santa Anita Canyon

About 15 minutes north of Arcadia in the Front Country, Big Santa Anita Canyon (popularly known as "The Canyon") features miles of trails and lots of camping options. Primitive tent campsites are first-come, first-served—free permits may be required to camp. Among the six campgrounds in the canyon, many are equipped with picnic tables, firepits, concrete pads, and wood grills. After setting up camp, birdwatch or splash in the Big Anita Creek, or discover the beauty of the Sturtevant Falls along one of the 12 hiking trails.

Saddleback Butte State Park

An hour and a half north of Arcadia takes campers to Saddleback Butte State Park. Saddleback Butte is a granite mountain top that towers thousands of feet above Antelope Valley. Take the 2.5-mile hike to the peak on trails lined with creosote bushes and Joshua trees. Equestrians can ride on horse-friendly trails throughout the valley, as well. Pet-friendly campsites are first-come, first-served and can accommodate tents, RVs, and travel trailers up to 30 feet. Many campsites in the park also have fire rings and BBQ grills, as well as shade and wind blocks.

Topanga State Park

Topanga State Park sits in the Santa Monica Mountains near the Pacific Ocean. Explore geological formations like earthquake faults and marine fossil beds. Then hike some of the 36 miles of open grassland trails surrounded by live oaks. Mountain biking and horseback riding trails are also available—many lead to stunning Pacific Ocean views. Since Topanga Canyon is within Los Angeles limits, some trails, like the unpaved Mulholland Drive or Eagle Rock, offer views of the city. In nearby Malibu, campers can sightsee and beach camp at several campgrounds that offer drinking water, fire rings, RV hookups, showers, and flush toilets.

When to go

Campers can visit Arcadia year-round. The city has hot, arid summers with clear skies and very low humidity. Average temperatures are in the 80s. Long, cool winters are moderate and mostly dry. November through mid-March see average temperatures below 70°F. Campers may want to return in spring and fall to experience migratory wildlife, as well as desert, mountain, and valley foliage blooms.