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Hadn’t been camping in 10 years. Asked my son if he’d go on an overnite with me. Last time he went he was 10 and he hated it, This campground was wonderful. I loved the site(#45) and it was well maintained by William and his...More
I've lived in the area most of my life. and I can tell you that any one giving this site a poor rating is a moron, or had a real bad experience do to what ever their situation was. People now days will write a...More
Just spent 2 nights here this past weekend. As campgrounds go, it is pretty average. Many of the sights are small but there are some that give you a decent amount of space. We had site 40 which was on a corner and offered a...More
Went on a family camping trip for 3 days at Sycamore Canyon Campground. We had a great time and the campground was very nice. The first day was a Saturday and was full capacity in the campground but remaining days were nice and quiet. Campsite...More
We were here in June while visiting CA. Used to go here when I lived in CA. Karate Kid was filmed here. The pillars are a little bit eroded, but if you know the movie, you will know where it is.
The beach is wonderful....More
The check in time is 2:00 but it is a very busy place. It really depends on the day you are camping. If you are checking in on Friday or Saturday then line up early and talk with the Rangers
When you make online camping reservation there is a $9 reservation fee that is non-refundable. You should check reserve california website to make sure
There is a fire ring at each site, which has a grill covering about 1/3 of the ring - works well for cooking and/or you can also bring a gas camp stove. (We use both) You do need to bring your own wood (if a Camp Host is... More
There is a fire ring at each site, which has a grill covering about 1/3 of the ring - works well for cooking and/or you can also bring a gas camp stove. (We use both) You do need to bring your own wood (if a Camp Host is present, you can buy wood onsite from them, but they may not be there - and it's cheaper to buy it at the grocery store). Enjoy - we love it there!
