Costa Mesa - outdoor camping

Famous traveler Mary Simpson - recommended camping pitch the wild of Costa Mesa.

What is better than living with nature on campground with your friends ? If you are in Costa Mesa you should read this tips & trick article. If you choose to stay on Acton / Los Angeles North KOA or Anaheim Harbor RV Park which is 75.88 kilometers away but you should always have a headlamp in your bag.

Quite and well equipped campsites in Costa Mesa

In the neighborhood of the Costa Mesa you can find Anaheim Harbor RV Park located at 1009 S Harbor Blvd, Anaheim, CA 92805, United States with is 22.87 kilometers away from Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort located at 1131 Back Bay Dr, Newport Beach, CA 92660, United States. Those camping pitch are equipped with piped potable water and garbage cans.

Here in Costa Mesa you can enjoy many more activities and experiences. If you like the adventure, it's worth it.The Best Campgrounds in Southern California - We know you have a lot to think. So we decided to create this list of the best California campgrounds in Southern California. This list is updated regularly with the most popular camping sites for 2018.

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Those camping pitch are equipped with piped potable water and garbage cans. Every person in California love to go for a weekend outside crowded city.

 A small group of campers in a tent in the park The most recent time we were camping in Calle Juego de Pajares in the Santa Cruz hills was in October. There was quite a lot of activity there and some folks were staying with each other. As we came back from this trip the area was completely deserted but we got a nice surprise when we took a walk down the street and noticed that a lot of people living in the area were having lunch and relaxing together outside their tents or sleeping next to each other.

We were so touched by this and couldn't help but to give them a good look. It really showed us that there are some nice people who are really looking for a peaceful camping experience. We did have to walk for some miles down the highway to get the parking spaces for the campsite. Once we were in the parking lot we were greeted by the friendly local community of Calle Juego de Pajares.

This is a very nice neighborhood with a lot of interesting businesses and people living in it. We were also introduced to one of the park's resident campers and were greeted by him and his two buddies who have been staying with him for some time. We were all really excited to meet them. We were also given some nice souvenirs such as homemade "campfires" (made from cardboard and wood sticks), which we were sure to keep for awhile.

After the tour we were taken to a small market where we met many other campers. After getting our permits to walk back to San Antonio, we spent some time walking down the road to the other campground, Pico de la Calle and to another place called the "Ricardo de Santa Cruz" to take in the sights and sights of Mexico's famed "El Chaco Mountain". The rest of the day was spent enjoying the sights at each of these campsites as we explored the surrounding area.

Campings within entire Costa Mesa region

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