Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

It is a little more than an hour north, but Isn't there a pretty nice, coastal campground at PP? I can't really remember, but I think there are some nice coastal campgrounds up north if you like beaches. You would have to go North to go South but it might be a nice change from Central CA

Oh and I should go on record as saying that I drive like the proverbial bat, so my timing should be checked by someone with a lighter foot.

It is a little more than an hour north, but Isn't there a pretty nice, coastal campground at PP? I can't really remember, but I think there are some nice coastal campgrounds up north if you like beaches. You would have to go North to go South but it might be a nice change from Central CA

we used to camp there all the time when i was growing up. we stopped there back in 2010 on our way to IRG it was almost $50 a night to camp and no rv hook ups and a mile walk to the beach down a steep trail other than that it is a nice campground but you will need to make reservations because only half the campground is open , and it fills up fast in the smmer

Camp site at Patricks point 2008



Mike

We stayed at Emerald Forest, Trinidad, on our travels to IRG. Not coastal but pretty close to where you want to be.

$30 and they put us in the "pop-up circle" so we weren't right next to a big RV, free hot showers and super fast wifi, plus we met some nice people in our short time there !!