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Past trips
S10 South Side #10 Tent Site
in Joshua Tree Lake RV & Campground, CaliforniaShadow Hills Wine Country - Pepper
in Shadow Hills, CaliforniaDraw Camp in the Far West
in Cuyama Badlands, CaliforniaGranite Tabernacle Private Views
in Splitrock Farm and Retreat, CaliforniaSite 3 - Songdog West Campsites.
in Cuyama Badlands, CaliforniaSite 3 - EcoShire Primitive RV
in Down-to-Earth Ecoshire, CaliforniaCamp Nylen Group Camp
in Camp Nylen, CaliforniaSite 1 - Elderberry Park
in Villa Macala, CaliforniaTook a group of friends to camp at the Olive Orchard site and had an amazing time. Our host, Rich, and his family were extremely kind and friendly, making sure we had everything we could possibly need (firepit pod, clean bathroom access, hike suggestions, and access to their awesome grill patio).
After arriving, Rich took me on a ranger ride tour of his 20+ acre property and showed me 5 different locations where we could set up camp. Each of them were unique and private, offering different views and surroundings. We chose a spot surrounded by large rocks with plenty of space to set up tents. Would be fun to go back and experience some of the others!
The next day we visited their monthly family market where we tasted and bought olive oil, pomegranate and guava jams, and teas!
in Los Padres National Forest, California