How many days can you camp in California state parks?

In order to provide for the greatest number of visitors possible the CAMPING LIMIT in any one campground is 30 days per calendar year. REFUSE, including garbage, cigarettes, paper boxes, bottles, ashes and other rubbish, shall be placed only in designated receptacles.



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On average, you can expect to pay around $20 to $50 per night for a basic tent or RV camping site in a state park or campground. Keep in mind that prices may vary depending on the season, availability, and any additional fees such as reservation or vehicle entry fees. How do I reserve California state park camping?

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If you're set on exploring a city that doesn't allow overnight parking, but you are nervous to risk stealth camping, some popular cities in California have public land close by. Los Angeles has the Santa Monica Mountains and Angeles National Forest close by, both of which allow dispersed camping.

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When you camp in California, you can completely immerse yourself in its national parks, hidden islands and wide open beaches. You can wake up to volcanoes, cliffs and lakes, and sleep under the stars. This is a side of California you'll only see once you pack up a tent and start on that hike.

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