Executive summary about California Camping by Matt Peters

Southern California camping

Camping is one of the most interesting things to do in California. The state has a lot of excellent spots where you could put up a campsite. If you’re in for some great and unusual escapades, you can go on a California camping trip at some of the state’s famous ghost towns.

Calico Ghost Town
Calico has countless shops and a museum. Town entertainment includes actors in period costumes entertaining visitors and tourists. The past is kept alive with trains, stagecoach rides, regular gunfights, restored mining equipment and old household articles put on display.

Bodie State Historic Park
You can spice up your California camping trip by taking on the Bodie State Historic Park, a gold-mining ghost town located northeast of Yosemite. A small part of the town is preserved in ghost town atmosphere. The absence of commercial facilities makes the town appear much the same like it did some 50 years back.

Top 5 California Camping Spots

Executive summary about California Camping by Gabriel Adams

Clear Lake

Spectacular rolling hills in the back ground, pristine surroundings, abundant wildlife and a huge recreational lake in close proximity to the camp grounds make Clear Lake a popular camping spot.

Holcomb Valley Campground

Located in the spectacular San Bernardino Mountains and in close proximity to the famous Seven Oaks Trail, Holcomb Valley Campground is the quintessential camping ground. Plenty of hiking trails including the Foresee Creek Trail, the South Fork Trail and the Siberia Creek Trail amongst others, makes this camp ground a delightful destination for trekking enthusiasts. On clear days, San Bernardino Peak Trail beckons all die-hard trekkers.

Pismo Beach

An ideal coastal camping spot, Pismo Beach offers campers plenty of things to see and do including clam hunting for the famous Pismo clam, surf fishing and some great swimming and hiking in summer.

Big Bear Lake

If mountain camping is more your thing, there’s no better place than Big Bear Lake. Ideal for camping in summer as well as winter, Big Bear Lake offers campers a wide variety of activities including kayaking, fishing and hiking.

Hanna Flat, Big Bear Lake

Hanna Flat is a convenient camping spot for those campers whose love to experience the outdoors but don’t fancy the idea of venturing too far off from the comforts of urban living.

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