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I know there are campgrounds at big sure but I was wondering if anyone knew if you're able to pitch up a tent on the beach and camp there overnight?
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Pfieffer Big Sur State Park is cheap bike or hike 5-10 bucks. All along the coast I always camp on the beaches or forest never had a problem. Jenner, Ca I would watch it, Google it. There use to be a problem child up there.
Pfieffer Big Sur State Park is cheap bike or hike 5-10 bucks. All along the coast I always camp on the beaches or forest never had a problem. Jenner, Ca I would watch it, Google it. There use to be a problem child up there.
Big Sur Campsites.... Which campsite is the nicest?
G~Bell
is there showers? nice views, rivers, more private, less crowded, etc. Thank you.
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Definitely check out this website:
http://www.bigsurcalifornia.org/camping.html
I used it to find a campsite in Big Sur, last time I went. It gives a good overview of all the places and lets you book online. You should know that Big Sur is a hugely popular place to camp, especially in the spring. Some of the best places are fully booked for months in advance. So, start planning now! It is also a little pricier to camp there for this reason..but, definitely worth it!
I have stayed at Riverside Campground, which is close to most of the restaurants. So, if you get tired of hot dogs, you can walk over for a glass of wine/beer or a nicer meal. Riverside Campground and Big Sur Campground and Cabins right next door are both situated on the Big Sur river underneath large beautiful redwoods. So, they are really beautifula and you are close to many hiking trails and beaches. They both seemed nice and the showers are hot. The tent sites are a little close together.
I have heard that Ventana campgrounds are the best if you want beauty(they are in a box canyon full of redwoods) and some comforts of home. If you want to go nicer, try Treebones which is rustic yurts over the Pacific(but, very expensive).
You can't really go wrong in Big Sur. It is such a magical place! Be sure and have a drink while watching the sunset at Nepenthe Restaurant's deck.
Enjoy your trip and hope this helps!
-Kango Traveler
Definitely check out this website:
http://www.bigsurcalifornia.org/camping.html
I used it to find a campsite in Big Sur, last time I went. It gives a good overview of all the places and lets you book online. You should know that Big Sur is a hugely popular place to camp, especially in the spring. Some of the best places are fully booked for months in advance. So, start planning now! It is also a little pricier to camp there for this reason..but, definitely worth it!
I have stayed at Riverside Campground, which is close to most of the restaurants. So, if you get tired of hot dogs, you can walk over for a glass of wine/beer or a nicer meal. Riverside Campground and Big Sur Campground and Cabins right next door are both situated on the Big Sur river underneath large beautiful redwoods. So, they are really beautifula and you are close to many hiking trails and beaches. They both seemed nice and the showers are hot. The tent sites are a little close together.
I have heard that Ventana campgrounds are the best if you want beauty(they are in a box canyon full of redwoods) and some comforts of home. If you want to go nicer, try Treebones which is rustic yurts over the Pacific(but, very expensive).
You can't really go wrong in Big Sur. It is such a magical place! Be sure and have a drink while watching the sunset at Nepenthe Restaurant's deck.
Enjoy your trip and hope this helps!
-Kango Traveler
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