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Best Fall Camping Spots in SoCal
Just because summer is over doesn’t mean that camping season needs to come to an end. Summer camping gets all the glory. But fall is great time to go camping because the weather can be cooler, the crowds can be thinner, and the fall foliage is absolutely beautiful. I’ve compiled a list of some of the best fall camping destinations in Southern California. Whether you are taking the RV or looking for fall tent camping destinations, these locations fit the bill. And if you’re worried about being too cold in a tent, check out my post about how to stay warm while tent camping for all my tips and tricks.…
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Campgrounds in SoCal: Best Family Options
Camping in Southern California is truly the best. We have it all–mountain camping, beach camping, desert camping, and even camping smack in the middle of various cities. So, whether you’re a brand-new camper or a seasoned vet looking for fun, new places for the family, you can find a good option for you and your family at one of these awesome campgrounds in SoCal. I’ve compiled a list of some of my favorite Southern California family campgrounds below, in no particular order. To be honest, I have a hard time choosing my favorite because they’re all pretty awesome. It really just depends on what you’re looking for and what time…
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Best Campgrounds in Joshua Tree: Where to Stay + Family Tips
An overview of the best campgrounds in Joshua Tree National Park Joshua Tree is a nature enthusiast’s dream. With beautiful rock formations, stunning desert landscapes and numerous rock-climbing and hiking areas, it’s no wonder why this national park is so popular. It’s also a great spot to camp, and I am often asked what the best campground in Joshua Tree is. Whether you’re looking for a fun family campground, or a spot that’s central to some of the main attractions, there are multiple amazing Joshua Tree campgrounds to choose from. And honestly, they are all pretty terrific. While you won’t find RV hook ups at any of the campgrounds inside…
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Ultimate Guide to Camping in Big Bear, CA
Camping in Big Bear, California: A Nature Lover’s Paradise Big Bear, California, is one of the most cherished destinations for camping enthusiasts, offering a perfect mix of outdoor adventure, breathtaking scenery, and tranquil moments under the stars. Nestled in the San Bernardino Mountains, Big Bear is a year-round playground for nature lovers and families alike. Whether you’re an experienced camper or planning your first trip, Big Bear provides something for everyone. Here’s everything you need to know to make the most of your camping experience. Why Choose Big Bear for Camping? Big Bear is a prime spot for camping thanks to its variety of campgrounds, natural beauty, and plethora of…
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7 California Camping Lakes You’ll Want to Book ASAP
There’s just something about camping by the water—kids playing on the shoreline, paddleboards drifting by, and easy access to swimming on hot summer days—that makes lake camping in California feel like the ultimate family getaway. And if you’re looking for the best California camping lakes for families, you’re in the right place. From the crystal-clear waters of Lake Tahoe to hidden alpine lakes tucked into the Sierra Nevada mountains, California is packed with family-friendly lake camping destinations that are perfect for everything from quick weekend trips to full summer vacations. Whether you’re searching for swimmable lakes in California, campgrounds with sandy beaches, or peaceful spots surrounded by pine trees, there’s…
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9 Best Lake Tahoe Campgrounds for Your Summer Getaway
Lake Tahoe isn’t just one of the most popular California lakes to camp at, it’s one of the most popular cities in California. This lake has beautiful, clear blue water. Plus, miles and miles of shoreline, tons of nearby hiking trails and charming towns nearby. But there are some things you’ll want to consider when deciding the best Lake Tahoe campgrounds for your next family vacation. One thing to note is that not a lot of Lake Tahoe campgrounds allow dogs. And I’m not just talking about at the lake–they don’t allow them anywhere in the campground. I think this is due to the amount of bears in the area.…
