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Paradise Campground is a quiet spot in the Santa Ynez Valley off of the spectacular 154. This road is an absolute pleasure to drive. The views over the coastal mountain range and into the valley at “magic hour” are enough to cause you to swerve off the road. Pull over and take it all in!
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Paradise Campground – Santa Barbara
Posted by David on August 25th, 2010
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New Brighton State Beach Campground
Posted by David on August 25th, 2010
The Basics: $35 a night for a standard tent site. $50 for an ocean view or electric site. Location, location, location. Beautiful beach. Campground is located directly next to the beach, raised up on a bluff. Sites are protected by trees; no camping on the beach. There is plenty of grass to sleep on. Some
Pinnacles Campground
Posted by David on August 6th, 2010
Pinnacles Campground is a great launching point for adventures in Pinnacles National Monument. A general store provides simple food and drink amenities, and coin operated showers. These are the only amenities for many miles since there are no gas stations nearby on 25. The scenery is unique all its own and teeming with wildlife, including
KOA Visalia/Fresno
Posted by David on August 5th, 2010
The biggest advantage of this KOA is its proximity to Yosemite and Sequoia (about 40 minutes). My trip to Sequoia was a bit impromptu, and since Memorial Weekend is one of the biggest for camping, we resorted to the Visalia / Fresno KOA, since all park sites were full. The campground wasn’t bad. Not great,
