Rates can be lower depending on site location and season. Usually $29-44. 62+ senior discount of $2. Dump station available. Reservations are heavy during the summer, but it is a beautiful place to be in the winter. We camped here in a Motorhome.

clean & close to everything We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed at Bolsa Chica State Beach in Site #17 (beach front). Our friends were in #16 directly across from us. The sites are basically camping in a parking lot. There is no mistaking that. Not only that, but you are ON TOP of your neighbor. The sites are wide enough to accomodate slides on both sides and still be able to pull our your awning BUT you MUST be all the way towards the line on the drivers side. Let's just say you will get cozy with your neighbors. A couple things to note about camping here. 1.) The campground is IN the State Beach area. What this means is you are entering and exiting with all other people using the beach for the day. 2.) There is ONE entrance into and out of Bolsa Chica State Beach. 3.) That entrance is only open between 6 am and 9 pm. This entrance also CLOSES when the beach reaches maximum capacity for parking during the day. The Saturday we were there it closed at 1pm. Therefore, if you are going in and out of the beach with a vehicle, you MUST talk to the camphost and get the alternate "authorized vehicle" access code for the gate off of Warner. 4.) You are close to PCH. It did not bother us at all. It's no worse than hearing the trains if you go farther south to Carlsbad or San Elijo. I actually would prefer PCH noise to train horns! 5.) You can bring your own fire pit. There are only about 10 fire pits on the beach in front of the campground and they are not reserved for campground use only. Anyone can come and claim stake to them. It's easier just to have your own fire pit at your campsite. 6.) If you do not have a beach front site, you will either need to a. walk to the end of the campground or towards the middle for access to the beach or b. walk through someones campsite. The camphosts were very friendly and approachable. They definitely took their jobs seriously. I've never had camp hosts riding their bikes and stopping to talk to people every day throughout the entire weekend. This is a great campground because of it's proximity being so close to everything BUT with only one entrance in and out that can close when the beach is full, can be a PAIN. We will only camp here again if we decide at the last minute to go and there is spot available. We camped here in a Motorhome.

If you enjoy a parking lot with hookups,and don't mind the traffic noise from Pacific Coast Highway, then this is the place for you. The sites are very tight...there was barely room to put out the awning. But, it didn't really matter much, because the traffic noise made sitting outside a lost cause. We won't be going back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground or parking lot is located right on PCH. So as stated before; the beach side or odd numbered sites are much more quiet. We enjoyed our time and already have reservations for the summer. There is a great bike trail and snack bars. There is even a dog beach close by. The state park site says the have WiFi, but they didn't. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a parking lot on PCH. Saying that it is also right on one of the best beaches in So. Cal., Surf City, USA. The weather was perfect, the camp hosts and park staff were great, they even have activities planned in the summer. The only problem is noise. The even numbered site are right on PCH lots of road noise, but the bird noise can be heard everywhere, and it is not just a few seagulls. We had to turn our A/C on in the morning just so we could sleep past sunrise. I would love to go again, but I would have to make sure the birds hadn't migrated yet. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The campsite is located on PCH 1 and the even numbered campsites are pretty noisy because of this. Odd numbered sites are right on the beach. The hosts were very nice and friendly. When we were there, the kids had fun at the grunion run. A few times a year, small fish spawn on the beach at night during high tide and the kids caught them with their hands. The oceanfront sites were pretty windy, great for kite flying. There is a bike path for walking, jogging, or bike riding away from traffic. There is a RV dump station and fire pits on the beach. There are also lifeguard stands on the beach. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very high priced park, but essentially it's clean. It's basically a parking lot with hookups. The pool and hot tub were clean, but not very warm. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Across Pacific Coast Hiway from 'THE BEACH!'. It's basically a well lined out parking lot with patios and tables and a few palm trees. It is spotlessly clean including, pool, laundry, kids play areas, spa and rec room. Coffee and donuts in the AM and a VERY courteous and helpful crew. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.