Free or low cost beach camping...?
Hello Everyone, I'm trying to create a list, which I will make available to everyone, of places where RVers can park on, or right next to, a beach for free or at a low cost. I found a great threa...
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clubhouse wrote:bikendan wrote:frdmftr32 wrote:
I haven't found any free beach camping in California yet...it's a big state, maybe I'll get lucky.
Low cost for the purpose of this list is $25ish or less. Which means State parks, etc..
first, there's no beach in California, that has free camping for RV's.
luck has nothing to do with it.
now, if you're talking about hiking in and camping in a tent, then you'll probably find a number of places, like the Lost Coast.
and better not list California State Parks in your list, since any campsite near the beach, starts at $35 per nite and can go up to $80.
there are a few state beaches that sites go down to $25 per nite during off-season.
In California --- On the sand camping.
At Pismo Beach, you can camp at the Oceano Dunes SVRA for $10/night. We have been camping here for 30 years. All dry camping, but there are a few locals that drive though with a honey wagon for those who need to unload, there are also others that sell bulk fresh water by the gallon and firewood.
It's quite an experience.
true, IF you don't mind all the noise from off-road/sand motorized vehicles running all day.
