The best waterside camping near Shandon

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Waterside camping in Shandon puts you close to creeks, ranch ponds, and rolling hills dotted with oak trees—ideal terrain for spotting wildlife or stretching your legs on a hike. Over 350 options here offer direct access to water, with prices starting at $40 and averaging $82 a night. You’ll find campsites where pets are welcome, campfires are allowed, and toilets are available. Top picks include SLO Country Camp (670 reviews), Creekside Camping and Mineral Baths (472 reviews), and Twisselman Ranch (445 reviews). Trails wind along the water, and horseback riding is a local staple. If you want a spot where you can wake up to the sounds of frogs or catch a glimpse of deer at dawn, Shandon’s waterside camps have you covered.

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Waterside camping in Shandon puts you close to creeks, ranch ponds, and rolling hills dotted with oak trees—ideal terrain for spotting wildlife or stretching your legs on a hike. Over 350 options here offer direct access to water, with prices starting at $40 and averaging $82 a night. You’ll find campsites where pets are welcome, campfires are allowed, and toilets are available. Top picks include SLO Country Camp (670 reviews), Creekside Camping and Mineral Baths (472 reviews), and Twisselman Ranch (445 reviews). Trails wind along the water, and horseback riding is a local staple. If you want a spot where you can wake up to the sounds of frogs or catch a glimpse of deer at dawn, Shandon’s waterside camps have you covered.

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