When it comes to camping in California, the 90-mile stretch of coastline where you can camp near Big Sur is one of the most popular. With magnificently scenic campgrounds, amazing coastal landscape, and top attractions to in the area means that dedicating a weekend or even a week to a Big Sur is a must … Read more Best Camping in Big Sur: 9 Campgrounds Worth A Stay
Santa Barbara County is rich in culture, history, and activities for all interests. While there is no shortage of hotels and other places to stay, camping near Santa Barbara is a great way to experience some of the beautiful landscapes that make this Central Coast region so unique. The warm, southern California weather makes it … Read more Where to Go Camping Near Santa Barbara: 4 Serene Campgrounds
Trying to figure out where to stay in Death Valley? It’s a bit harder to decide where the best Death Valley accommodations are than you’d think. For one, the park is the largest national park in all of the United States: that’s a whole lot of space to spread out! So if you’re only spending … Read more Death Valley Airbnb: Tiny Homes, Glamping, RVs & Cute Stays Near the Park
With thousands of campgrounds in southern California, you will have plenty of sites from which to choose. The hardest part will be choosing where you want to wake up: do you want to wake up on the bluffs of the Pacific, under the stars in the desert or the towering trees, or steps away from … Read more 8 Amazing Campgrounds in Southern California to Wake Up In
Yosemite National Park is a place so special that famed California conservationist John Muir himself said “It is by far the grandest of all the special temples of Nature I was ever permitted to enter.” Truly, everywhere you look in Yosemite National Park greets you with a jaw-dropping view, and it’s near impossible to find … Read more Exactly Where to Find the 12 Best Views in Yosemite
Whether you enjoy camping lakeside, within the redwood grove, above volcanically active areas, or with just a magnificent view, camping in Northern California offers tons of attractive campgrounds with plentiful amenities. Those looking to camp along the rugged Northern California coastline have a lot of sites to choose from, but Russian Gulch State Park has … Read more 9 Perfectly Located Campgrounds in Northern California
In 1864, Yosemite National Park technically became the world’s first National Park. President Abraham Lincoln protected Yosemite Valley and the Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoias by creating a public trust with the state of California. He did so to keep it free from exploitation, as he understood the undeniable perfection of this scenery. Since then, … Read more Hidden Gems in Yosemite: 5 Secret Spots With No Crowds