Dog-friendly glamping in La Jolla

Snorkel in underwater caves and zipline in the mountains on a La Jolla camping trip.

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United States
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California
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La Jolla

96% (3749 reviews)

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The Azalea Glen loop trail will take you through the forest that was ravaged by the Cedar Fire of 2003.

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Paso Picacho Campground

170 sites · RVs, Tents In Cuyamaca Rancho State Park

Stories from the community

Miranda

3 days ago

Weekend Trip to Thundering Hawk Retreat

We booked this trip on a last minute whim and the host was very responsive through text. Upon arrival Daniel greeted us and showed us to our campsite. He made sure we had everything we needed and the site was to our liking. He even came back once night fell and made sure we were set. He made sure to tell us about all of the other amenities they have available if needed. (Lamps, propane tanks, fresh sheets, etc.) 10/10 would recommend to anyone looking to camp. We can’t wait to come back! (Give Daniel a raise he’s the best 😂)

Weekend Trip to Campo Nopalito

Beautiful. nice staff and fellow visitors! it was such a fun getaway only 30 minutes from a well-stocked shopping center! The views were fantastic and i found the wildlife to be unique and plentiful. delicious mexican food nearby

Holly

2 weeks ago

Weekend Trip to BaseCamp at Palomar

Please tell Jenniffer she was an amazing host....very warm and welcoming and accommodating! The evenings/nights were peaceful here...the sounds of so many types of birds, the gentle wind blowing. It was hard to leave. I havent honestly felt so relaxed in years! Thank you!

3 nights at Splitrock Farm and Retreat

What a wonderful hidden gem of San Diego. Everyone loved the property the hosts and mostly the animals that frequent your camp. Can't wait to visit again!

Matthew

2 weeks ago

2 nights at Campo Nopalito

My first time using Hipcamp and a little apprehensive. Could not have chosen a more wonderful location. Starters, Jacob has one heck of a concept. The location is set on an organic farm between the trees and natural flora. The A-frame that I stayed in was simple yet exquisite. The whole one side opens up, so that it creates an awning over the small deck attached to that side. So peaceful and quiet. The A-frame I stayed in had no electricity which added to the experience. privacy YES. The kitchen is a professional stocked kitchen placed outside covered by corrugated galvanized steel. with a sitting area. All you have to bring is the groceries. Also has a wood fired open. Beautifully set up. Bathrooms are designed for an out door experience. A vanity between the porcelain commodes. Vanity is nice Fully stocked. Each commode is private. And behind this is an outdoor shower. Now that's an intoxicating experience. you want to stay showering for hours. Met Jacob and Gertie. Jacob is just a down to earth guy enjoying life with his companion. Gertie is a sweetheart!!! ABSOLUTELY WORTH THE EXPERIENCE !! Will be returning.

2 nights at Splitrock Farm and Retreat

I loved the whole experience! The host is very nice and asked how we were doing and if we needed anything when we met her at the store both days we stayed. I must say that the cute van is more for a couple only. I went with my two daughters, as Hipcamp allowed to reserve for 3 people and I thought there was space for three. The host offered to move somewhere else but we decided to stay there because we arrived late and we are tiny anyways lol. It’s very private! Toilet accesible 2 minutes walk, not so far away. The site has its own fire pit, so it was perfect for a s’mores night :) we added the e-bike experience and went around the property for 1.5 hours. It was beautiful to bike before the sunset! Also, we enjoyed some time with the goats and alpaca that were chilling by the camp store. They go everywhere and they are very friendly! Also the two dogs are super friendly. You can see Jackrabbits and many different birds. If you like animals and nature and going off grid, this is your place to go :)

Enosa

2 weeks ago

1 night at Bailes Farm

This was a truly lovely experience! I can't wait to come back with friends. Christopher has created quite the wonderland :)

Craig

3 weeks ago

Weekend Trip to Campo Nopalito

Great little camping spot! Just beware coyotes out at night if you have pets. Great outdoor kitchen

Mindy

3 weeks ago

Weekend Trip to Namaste Farms

The treehouse was everything we expected! So quaint and cute

TANYA

3 weeks ago

Weekend Trip to Bailes Farm

Dome Home under the Queen Palms is a "must stay" for those who are looking for a unique glamping experience. My husband loved using the (propane) barbeque grill to prepare a scrumptious dinner. Even though we brought along our own sauces and spices, we were pleasantly surprised to discover that there were already quite a few salts, spices and oil in the cabinet. Please note that if you need to use sugar or honey, you must bring along your own as there is only artificial sweetener available. (This is completely understandable as storing sugar in the cabinet would only attract unwanted ants and other insects.) We used the utensils provided, to cook a hearty breakfast in the morning and I used the French Press to make coffee. There is a kettle to boil water and tea bags in case you enjoy English Tea or Green Tea... The Dome has a bunk bed to sleep in and the lower bed is larger than the upper one. The mattresses are extremely comfortable alongwith the bed covers and we didn't need to use our comforters which we had carried along. Maybe during the winter months you would need your own comforters. I would recommend however taking your own pillows, especially if you know that you would only sleep well on your own pillow. At night solar lights come on to brighten the dining area which is a long wooden table with wooden benches on either side. The restroom area a a little walk away from the Dome. We carried a bottle of water to pour down after peeing each time, to keep odors away.

2 nights at Olive Rock Ranch Glamping

Fantastic accommodations and great view. My wife and I had everything that we needed to have a great trip together with our baby. Would definitely book this again. Thank you Eliseo & Aracely!

Orly

June 2025

Weekend Trip to Magical Harrison Serenity Ranch

Loved Glamping here, would recommend & return again !

Bryce

June 2025

Weekend Trip to Campo Nopalito

Everything was super accessible, and it had a great area for cooking and cleaning. The lighting and ambiance was very relaxing, and didn't deter from the outdoor experience.

Kim

May 2025

Weekend Trip to Bailes Farm

Very serene, comfy, and clean. Will definitely be back.

Rachel

May 2025

1 night at Bailes Farm

Amazing space. Quiet and spacious. The bed is massive, and extremely comfortable! Perfect little spot for a getaway, with AMAZING views (:

Weekend Trip to Fallbrook View Glamping Tent

We had a great, relaxing time. You’re not far from Fallbrook or Temecula if you need supplies or want a meal in town, and there’s a rugged, long trail called Montserrate if you want exercise. We mainly enjoyed the view outside our tent, reading, listening to music and cooking on our camp stove or the fire pit. The tent is roomy (Queen bed with dresser and nightstands) and there are two bathrooms and a shower nearby). Not fancy glamping but perfect for our needs. You will hear birds at night, roosters throughout the day, but not a bother. Maybe bring earplugs if you want to sleep in. Would stay again.

Weekend Trip to Manzanita Ridge

Manzanita Ridge is a nice place to stay. The rv had great creature comforts like a bathroom. It is a 30-45 minute drive from Julian and Lake Cuyamaca. The host was very good at .aking the stay comfortable. My wife and son had a great time and we made some nice memories. First, Id like to share some things that might be helpful for your stay. The rv does come with an FAQ and I think it answers most questions. Doing things again, I would make sure to understand how much water is available and when to request the system be emptied for multiple night stays. As someone who is not familiar, id ask what tank color is what. If you are staying more than a night, I'd recommend asking the host how to know when to ask for the bathroom tank to be emptied, as one of the days we returned, the toilet was clogged. The host was on top of things and I never had an issue where they didn't right it quickly. Another tip, is if the stove isn't lighting after following the steps in the folder FAQ in the rv, the propane tank outside is probably closed. The one challenge my wife wasn't thrilled with was the pictures online don't really display how close you are to neighbors. The location is close to neighbors and you can even see into a neighbor's house if you move far away enough from the rv. The whole family loved the stargazing at night. The Sky explodes with stars, it left us awestruck. There is a lot of dead brush you can find to make a fire and was a huge plus. My family loved our time he

Miguel

May 2025

Weekend Trip to Hideout Mountain Lodge

I took my son to San Diego to visit the college he will be attending next fall. We decided to stay in a campground. After researching for a while, we decided on Josie’s Mountain Top Hideout. Great location, amazing views, firm, but comfortable bed and great, peaceful atmosphere. We had a great time.

Weekend Trip to Splitrock Farm and Retreat

Nice location. There’s goats and pigs and two friendly dogs

1 night at Splitrock Farm and Retreat

My family, church members, and I had an incredibly joyful camping trip. We were surrounded by nature in a secluded spot, and a herd of goats grazed through our site in the evening and morning, delighting us with their presence. Feeding the animals, the stunning natural scenery, and the starry skies were absolutely fantastic.