I’ll admit we got lucky with our spot and that probably made every difference in the world. Unless you get a ocean front spot, it is cramped in some sites. The sites towards the back have more room but the train at night might annoy you as well as traffic on the highway. The campground is not that large and all the sites are a quick walk to the sand. Nice beach, clean park and bathrooms were acceptable. I hear the staff runs the place with a iron fist, which for rule followers makes for a nice experience I guess. But when I asked where I could get water, I felt like I was in the Seinfeld soup nazi kitchen. People skills could improve. No fire wood available when we were there, but there is a barn that apparently sells it. Dump and water fill up the road at El Capitan. No store or food for miles, but I did see someone getting food delivered one afternoon.

All in all nice quiet dry beach campsite a couple hours north of LA.