Best RV Parks near Brandeis, CA
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Best RV Sites Near Brandeis, CA (97)
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Malibu Beach RV Park
El Nido, California27 Reviews68 Photos145 SavesMalibu RV is set on a coastal bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean in Malibu, California. Founded in the 1970s, Malibu RV offers RV Sites and Tent Camping, a communal ambience, and a reprieve from the hustle and bustle of your travels along the California Coast.
Whether you are a digital nomad, a surfer looking to shack up for the night, or an adventurer looking for an extended stay, we would love to have you.
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$80 - $300 / night
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Thousand Trails Soledad Canyon
Acton, California24 Reviews78 Photos217 SavesSoledad Canyon RV Resort is a beautiful campground with resort-style amenities nestled at the base of the San Gabriel mountains. This Los Angeles RV campground is well shaded with towering cottonwood trees and Italian Stone Pines as well as Palm and Elm trees. It boasts the largest swimming pool in the west surrounded by 15 acres of picnic areas. Our family lodge is large with a lot of activity going on. On the other side of Soledad Canyon RV Resort is an area designed for adults, with a private swimming pool. Our Thousand Trails' Los Angeles RV campground is located about 15 minutes away from major shopping centers and 1 hour from attractions like Universal and Six Flags Magic Mountain, although when you're at Soledad Canyon RV Resort you feel like you're away from it all. Los Angeles RV campground by the San Gabriel mountains Whether you're planning a retreat for the whole family, a group of friends or a getaway for two, there's no shortage of unique activities to explore at Soledad Canyon RV & Camping Resort. Plan activities upon arrival or visit this page before your departure to plan ahead. Looking for more? Our friendly staff can fill you in on all of the great ways to make your stay a memorable experience.
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Hollywood RV Park
San Fernando, California7 Reviews8 Photos53 Saves- Pets
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Hollywood RV Park
San Fernando, California5 Reviews8 Photos52 Saves- Pets
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Ventura Beach RV Resort
Ventura, California12 Reviews28 Photos97 SavesVentura Beach RV Resort is located just off the 101 freeway in Ventura, California. The resort is a lush 14 acres and offers RV and tent sites ranging from standard to ultra deluxe sites. As well as travel trailer rentals, poolside yurts, and a summer studio.
The resort has a refreshing heated swimming pool and inviting hot tub. A recreational room with billiard tables, a flat screen television, an ATM and vending machine. You can also enjoy our playground and half basketball court.
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Rafael’s RV park
Universal City, California3 Reviews9 Photos22 SavesRV parking with a pool view
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$100 - $140 / night
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Castaic Lake RV Park
Castaic, California4 Reviews3 Photos32 SavesSet 1/2 mile from the Castaic Lake Recreation Area in sunny California, Castaic Lake RV Park is a clean, quiet, and friendly RV Park where families, and retirees alike can enjoy California’s premier recreation lake. The resort is in an urban setting while still maintaining a quiet atmosphere. Castaic Lake RV Park is located just north of Los Angeles and is the ideal location to enjoy the warm weather and excellent water sports on the lake. Guests will find comfortable accommodations and plenty of activities to entertain the whole family.
Castaic Lake RV Park is just a short distance from Magic Mountain amusement and water park, which is full of giant roller coasters and water slides during the summer. Guests at the RV Park also love spending a day in Los Angeles, or exploring the Southern California coastline. Castaic Lake RV Park is also in the proximity of plenty of shopping, dining, and movie theaters, which are perfect for a night on the town. You’ll also find opportunities for golfing, either miniature golf for the whole family, or championship courses for the more experienced golfer. With so much to do, it would take a long time to enjoy everything this area has to offer, and if you run out of ideas, your hosts at Castaic Lake RV Park will be happy to help you.
With 2,500 surface acres of water and miles of shoreline between the Upper Reservoir and the Lower Lagoon, Castaic Lake provides many opportunities for year-round recreation for all ages and skill levels such as sailing, water skiing, power boating, swimming, and fishing. Visitors of the lake can also enjoy family & group picnicking, hiking, biking, and equestrian trails. The Lower Lagoon area is well-suited to canoeing, kayaking, and float tubes, while the Upper Reservoir welcomes trolling motors and power boats. Anglers can enjoy casting a line from shore or a boat; Castaic Lake is home to large mouth bass, striped bass, catfish, crappie, bluegill and rainbow trout. Rainbow trout are stocked on a two-week cycle from October thru May. When you need a change in scenery, head over to the resorts pool and spa to relax.
When you stay at Castaic Lake RV Park, you choose a perfect home base for all of your recreational activities and sightseeing in the Los Angeles, California area. Whether you have a big rig or tow a smaller trailer, you’ll find the perfect site at Castaic Lake RV Park.
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$40 - $68 / night
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Golden Shore RV Resort
Signal Hill, California10 Reviews8 Photos158 Saves- Pets
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$80 - $85 / night
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Californian RV Resort
Acton, California5 Reviews9 Photos19 Saves- Pets
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Antelope Valley Fairgrounds
Lancaster, California6 Reviews43 Photos8 SavesEnter through Gate 5.
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Malibu Creek State Park Campground
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Thornhill Broome Beach — Point Mugu State Park
Great site with no amenities
Loved the quietness of this campsite. No water, no dump station, only portable bathrooms on site from what we can see. We were in an RV so we didn't mind at all. Went to Sycamore campground to fill up on water. Youre packed right on the beach next to the sand. Combo of tent and rv campers. Wifi is great at this location. We have tmobile
Sycamore Canyon Campground — Point Mugu State Park
no wifi
No tmobile wifi. we dropped by to fill up water since we were camping at thornhill Broome. Water refill was free. We didn't dump there. Can't comment on anything else.
Dockweiler Beach RV Park
beachfront
Youre packed like sardines but it's beachfront. It's noisy if you have party neighbors but they do turn off the music by 1030 ish so it's enforced. You hear planes flying and tmobile wifi is not great at the campground but good when on the beach front. It's at prime location in LAX so that was nice to go around town. Has full hookups. We would come back again if we need to be near LA area.
Buckhorn Campground
Perfect peaceful getaway
Just stayed 8/15-18/24, although hot during the day, it was the getaway we needed. The Burkhart trail to the waterfall was beautiful. Clean campsites. Some neighboring camps were louder than you'd hope but it is what it is. Our second trip here and will return for sure.
Hollywood RV Park
Lovely
Nice campground a little bit outside of Hollywood but with a very helpful camp host
Camp Comfort Park
Nice Little Campground
This is such a nice and small campground, it's low key and seems to be overlooked because there always seems to be sites available.
We stayed in site #13, which is a weird "pull in" site, which in all the traveling we've done, we've never stayed in one before. So you pull in forward (not back in), because all your hookups are to the left of the site, on the driver's side. Which is fine, except that unless you have a long sewer hose, your hose won't reach from the back of your RV to the sewer connection. Luckily there were vacant spots when we left, so we backed into a vacant spot with a traditional setup and dumped on our way out.
The best part of this campground is the creek that runs behind it. It's so nice and refreshing on a hot day, and safe for little kids to splash around in. There's also a park, day use area, playground, and some sort of meeting spot adjacent to this campground. The showers were nice (coin operated) and as a full timer I always love to see laundry machines at campgrounds.
Pricey, but that's just the norm now. I think our one night was about $50. Great little place.
Faria Beach Park
Beachy casual
I'm giving this place 5 stars, because even though it's cramped and packed and awkward to maneuver through, it's got the casual and fun beach vibe that we love about this area.
You're right on the beach, with easy access to the beach via stairs. This campground is very close to Rincon, but the setup is totally different. Rincon is basically just a parking space on the road, while Faria is a regular campground. The drive down from the main road is pretty steep with a sharp turn, I'm surprised more RVs don't scrape and cause damage on the way down.
The sites here are very close together, but it doesn't matter. Everyone is friendly and happy and in a good mood. The cafe is fun and seems to be a hangout for bikers riding along Hwy 1. We love it here.
Ventura Beach RV Resort
Worst place ever
Crowded sites, horrible check in, rude people, owner is extremely unpleasant
Rincon Parkway RV Overnight
Love it here
We come here often, whenever we are in the Ventura area. I used to be crabby about the high cost for just a parking spot along the freeway, but I've grown to love it. You're right on the beach, the weather is always perfect here and the ocean sounds drown out your neighbor's generator.
No amenities other than trash dumpsters and the occasional recycle bin. Self contained RVs only, no tents.
Cost is $47 during peak season, plus a $10 reservation fee and $2.50 per day per dog. Sigh - it adds up but it's kind of worth it. No check in required when you arrive, just pull into your reserved spot. No host on site, but rangers do come by often.
You have to scramble down rocks to get to the beach, or you can walk to Faria campground and access the beach via their stairs.
Malibu Creek State Park Campground
Amazing experience, beautiful sunset
Great campground, Great spots but unfortunately bit expensive .Very disappointed about the rules regarding fire, but I understood. I left from the campground after the sunset...fire allowed only with courchal...
Castaic Lake State Recreation Area
Nice view, not bad, needs work
We stayed in Loop A on a Thursday night in July. For us, it was a convenient overnight stop. It was a lot less crazy/ crowded than we expected for an LA County campground in the middle of summer! This site is on the lagoon, not the main lake, but had nice views and a good breeze in the heat. Very minimal space, not much shade. But the real issue was that the bathroom stalls in our loop (A) had no doors. I also doubt they are cleaned daily, though it wasn't terrible. Being close to the city, there were a ton of people meandering around, but they all seemed to be doing their own thing (e.g fishing or just walking), few suspicious characters. Lots of families and kids made it feel fairly safe for an urban campground. Not our favorite, but we would stop over here again in a pinch.
Dennison Park
Great campground and host!
I love finding a camping spot last minute and it turns out to be amazing! Dennison Park Campground did not disappoint! Although there are beautiful upper campground spots that Overlook Ojai Valley, I chose, from the choices I had, a spot that looked spacious and offered the most shade. Nestled in the middle of upper and lower campsites, I found it to be a quiet reprieve from our day's activities -- the campfire always the highlight for me. The camp host, Dane, was friendly, helpful, and a joy to chat with. He also gave us some suggestions of other county parks to check out the next time we venture to the Ojia area! We will definitely be back to camp here!
Lake Piru Recreation Area
Great campsite
Campsite was established, picnic table, fireplace, and electricity. Floor is gravel in some areas so bring a rake or broom for tent area. Our site was pretty close to bathrooms that had showers. 1.50 for 8 minutes, uses quarters. Has hot water. Rangers drive by selling wood and ice.
Steckel Park
Much better than I expected
I had a giant campsite overlooking the heavily flowing creek. The creek was so clean and beautiful. The amazing thing is I brush-crashed for hours and didn’t get a single bug bite. The site was a bit messy when I arrived, but the ranger pulled up right as I got there to empty the trash bin. He said the crows scatter the garbage. A family of 2 peahens, a peacock, and 3 babies hung out near the creek. Beautiful birds. After walking around the creek for an hour, I came back to see a few bundles of wood left for me. I think the ranger found them at a site and gifted them to me. Very nice person!
Los Alamos Campground at Pyramid Lake
Close to the lake, can be very hot during the summer
It usually stay empty and easy to get a site even in the peak season summer and spring but there is limited shades in most campsites and can get very hot during the days. There are not many trees around, Site 42 has really good shade but be aware of pocky leaves from those trees. My air mattress pop both times we camp there. There is not much around to do except pyramid lake close by which is nice and convenient to get to the water and go fishing or tubing. Also close by six flag.
Sawmill Campground
Forest road camping outside of Yosemite
Having to find a spot kind of late at night after other spots were full pretty level spot overlooking a meadow and review of the sunset roads a little rough getting back in there used four-wheel drive pulling a teardrop
Rincon Parkway RV Overnight
Million dollar view
We are road tripping for our honey moon and are letting the gods decide on where we were van camping once a destination has been confirmed. We accidentally ran into this parkway and let me tell you…. You’d be crazy not to stay. Views were amazing to fall asleep to and wake up to.
You can bring your own wood, have a fire where you camp. Don’t forget your campfire stove, there are porta-potties. As long as your self contained in a RV, car, bus, you are golden. Stay…. It will be a memorable trip. And you can’t beat the price.
Lake Casitas Recreation Area
Nice place but dog owners beware
Just to be clear, I love lake Casitas. I grew up camping here with my family. The reason I’m writing this review is to warn pet owners about the abundance of foxtails and burs. We have 2 poodle mixes with med-long hair and they both ended up with their fur filled with burs and foxtails. So much that it required a vet visit. This was from a weekend camp in our RV that had a large rug and they have raised dog cots.
Hollywood RV Park
As good as it gets for LA
This quirky campground was safe, and that was what I needed while visiting friends in LA. This isn't a self-park park...the spaces are so close together that they use a cart to park you. On the upside, the bathrooms and showers were clean and plentiful, there was an area at the back of the park that was fenced for pups, and although the spaces were small, the park was landscaped such that you had some privacy. On the downside, the park is right next to the departure/arrival runway for Burbank and so if you don't fancy airplanes, you may not appreciate the noise. There is quite a bit of noise, but then again, you are in downtown Burbank. The owner is quite a character and told me that they even have an entertainment space where they offer musical performances, plays, etc. by local artists. He also mentioned that most of the park's customers were long-term residents that support the local production companies. I'm not sure if I would stay there again, but then again I'm not sure I'm interested in visiting Burbank again either.
Little pine campground
Great weekend get away spot
Nice sized spot. We stayed on site 15, with a great view. Fire pit came in handy with a cooking grate and parking spaces are large enough for a small RV.
Hobson Beach County Park
Expensive But It’s On The Beach
I stayed here for one night. Bathrooms were clean. They seem to have a coffee and pizza shack too but they were not open when I arrived. I didn’t use the showers but they have a shower room in addition to bathrooms. It was a quiet night.
The only negative was the people parked next to me had moved their picnic table into my spot so it made it difficult to back in and use my spot.
Foster Residence Campground
Small Campground but Nice
Small little campground, easy to get to and across from Foster Park.
There are not too many spaces, and it is a little tight, so larger RVs will not fit.
I got site 11, which is pretty big, but it's next to the road. At all times of the day, you get a lot of loud motorcycles coming through.
It's next to Foster Park, which allows swimming in the river during the summer months.
It's also near the Ojai Bike trail, which you can take all the way to Ojai or down to the beach in Ventura.
I road up to Lake Casitas and into Ojai, which was a nice short loop.
There were no issues with safety; it felt pretty safe.
Sycamore Canyon Campground — Point Mugu State Park
Compact Little Campground
Small little campground adjacent to Sycamore Canyon. This is great for trail runners and mountain bikers.
The spaces are pretty small, so they are not meant for large RVs. The facilities are Okay. I don't think there was hot water when I went there.
There is no reception for T-Mobile users. However, I used my WeBoost and got two bars. I was able to stream music, text and some internet.
It's nice to ride down PCH on this stretch towards Camarillo. You can visit the Missile Park in Point Magu or the Light House in Hueneme.
Faria Beach Park
Beach Front Camping At Its Best
It's a nice little site. It's not too crowded, as there aren't too many sites within the campground. You are packed in like sardines, but this is conducive to every beachfront campground.
The place is clean and easy to get to. There are signs to lock your stuff up so it doesn't get stolen. The person next to me said they got their bike stolen the last time they were there.
The view is amazing of course. There is nothing else in the area, no shopping.
Good area if you plan to ride or run. You could ride up to Santa Barbara from here and run along the beach path. You could also ride up to Lake Casitas and make a loop out of it.
Canyon Campground — Leo Carrillo State Park Campground
Not ideal for 30ft 5th wheels
The sites are small. It is very difficult to back in to a spot when you have campers across from your campsite.
Rincon Parkway RV Overnight
Great Coast dry camp.
Park parallel right on the road. You must be heading southbound. Great for last second check-in online. Best, I've ever had checking in. Sites with lower numbers. Have more sand in front and maybe easier access beach.
Guide to Brandeis
Camping near Brandeis, California, offers a mix of beautiful landscapes and fun activities for everyone. Whether you're looking to pitch a tent or park your RV, there are several campgrounds that cater to different needs and preferences.
What to do:
- Beach Access: Enjoy the sun and surf at Thornhill Broome Beach — Point Mugu State Park. Campers love the beachfront spots, with one reviewer saying, "Not crowded and a place you can rarely camp beachfront in Southern California."
- Hiking Trails: Explore the trails at Malibu Creek State Park Campground. One visitor noted, "There are great hikes just off the campsite with amazing views over the state park and the Pacific Ocean."
- Fishing and Boating: Head to Lake Casitas Recreation Area for fishing and boating. A reviewer mentioned, "The lake itself is beautiful and right in the middle of the entire recreation area."
What campers like:
- Scenic Views: Campers rave about the stunning surroundings at Wheeler Gorge Campground. One camper said, "Listening to the creek at night was peaceful and relaxing."
- Clean Facilities: Many appreciate the cleanliness of the campgrounds. A visitor at Malibu Beach RV Park remarked, "The park was beautiful and so was the location. The park was clean and comfortably."
- Friendly Hosts: Campers often mention the helpful staff. At Dennison Park, one reviewer shared, "The camp host, Dane, was friendly, helpful, and a joy to chat with."
What you should know:
- Limited Amenities: Some campgrounds, like Emma Wood State Beach, have very few facilities. A camper noted, "Completely dry camping with no showers or bathrooms."
- Crowded on Weekends: Popular spots can fill up quickly. A visitor at Lake Casitas mentioned, "Seemed like a lot of people gathered on the weekends."
- Noise Levels: Be prepared for some noise, especially near highways. A camper at Thornhill Broome Beach said, "Sound of waves and occasional traffic all night."
Tips for camping with families:
- Choose Family-Friendly Campgrounds: Look for places like Lake Casitas, which has activities for kids. One reviewer said, "Good for families or big groups."
- Pack for Comfort: Bring extra blankets and games for the evenings. A camper at Malibu Creek State Park mentioned, "The sites are nicely spaced out."
- Plan for Activities: Make sure to have a plan for hiking or beach days. A visitor at Wheeler Gorge Campground noted, "There's so much to explore."
Tips from RVers:
- Check Site Sizes: Some campgrounds have small sites. A reviewer at Sycamore Canyon Campground said, "The spaces are pretty small, so they are not meant for large RVs."
- Be Ready for Limited Connectivity: Many areas have poor cell service. A visitor at Thornhill Broome Beach noted, "Wifi is great at this location. We have T-Mobile."
- Bring Your Own Water: Some campgrounds, like Wheeler Gorge Campground, do not have drinking water available. A camper mentioned, "No drinking water available."
Camping near Brandeis, California, has something for everyone, whether you're looking for a beach getaway or a peaceful retreat in the woods.
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