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My boyfriend and I want to go camping in La, CA for a few days. Where can we go that's private and allow us to camp in a tent?
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The big problem you have right now is that all the best spots for camping close to you have been reserved 6 months ago. There is no beach camping available at all in california all it's booked up till fall. Now there are still a lot of first arrival sites but they are to the north and east of you. The cleavland national forest up by Julian has a lot of nice camping, around Cuyamaca lake. Farther to the north in the Big bear area you may find some dispersed area's near the lake and a bit farther from the Big bear area some first arrival sites in the Holcomb valley area. here is a link to some camping info I use
http://www.totalescape.com/
The big problem you have right now is that all the best spots for camping close to you have been reserved 6 months ago. There is no beach camping available at all in california all it's booked up till fall. Now there are still a lot of first arrival sites but they are to the north and east of you. The cleavland national forest up by Julian has a lot of nice camping, around Cuyamaca lake. Farther to the north in the Big bear area you may find some dispersed area's near the lake and a bit farther from the Big bear area some first arrival sites in the Holcomb valley area. here is a link to some camping info I use
http://www.totalescape.com/
Camping in Julian, California??
jesssiicac
Does anyone know of any good camping sites in Julian, California?
I'd like a tent site which is near an pond/lake for fishing. Also near downtown Julian.
Thanks!
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oh god, oh yes i phucking love that place and i love local spots mentioned on here.
there are numerous campsites along the Sunrise Highway. downtown Julian is only about a 15 minute drive away, and there are breathtaking views along the way. every summer, a bunch of family friends and i rent out a place called "horse heaven," it's somewhere along sunrise highway.
i think you can camp at Lake Cuyamaca (good trout fishing all year round), but it is at least a half hour drive to julian. contact the Cleveland National Forest for more info.
oh god, oh yes i phucking love that place and i love local spots mentioned on here.
there are numerous campsites along the Sunrise Highway. downtown Julian is only about a 15 minute drive away, and there are breathtaking views along the way. every summer, a bunch of family friends and i rent out a place called "horse heaven," it's somewhere along sunrise highway.
i think you can camp at Lake Cuyamaca (good trout fishing all year round), but it is at least a half hour drive to julian. contact the Cleveland National Forest for more info.
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