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Past trips
Glamping- Vineyard & Mountain Views
in Lakeview Glamping Near Murphys, Californiain Sue-meg State Park (Patrick's Point State Park), California
Lush and beautiful, but often busy.
in Carpinteria State Beach, California
Extremely busy during the summer. Beautiful beaches, but no solitude.
in Sinkyone Wilderness State Park, California
Extremely remote. The road from the highway to the campsite is over 8 miles of dirt and potholes. Poison oak prevalent.
in Los Padres National Forest, California
Beautiful views, right on the coastline. Being big sur there are no sandy beaches, but the coastline is stunning none the less. Well maintained when I was there, although raccoons are everywhere and if you do not use the provided food storage containers they will chew their way into your tent and eat your food (according to the camp host it has happened many times).