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The Cottage at West Beach - Coastal Contemporary in the Heart of Santa Barbara. 2 BEDROOMS | 1 BATHROOM | 4 GUESTS. This newly renovated cottage is located in Santa Barbara’s carefree West Beach neighborhood.
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The Cottage at West Beach - Coastal Contemporary in the Heart of Santa Barbara. 2 BEDROOMS | 1 BATHROOM | 4 GUESTS. This newly renovated cottage is located in Santa Barbara’s carefree West Beach neighborhood.
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Camping and RV sites range from ocean-side state parks to the hidden gems of Los Padres National Forest. For those who prefer a more luxurious camping experience, El Capitan Canyon and Jalama Beach County Park are two campgrounds that offer glamping in Santa Barbara.
- 11560 Calle Real, Santa Barbara, 93117
- (805) 685-3887
- Santa Barbara Sunrise RV Park
- El Capitan State Beach
- Ocean Mesa RV Resort
- Jalama Beach County Park & Campground
- Refugio State Park
- Lake Cachuma Recreation Area Campgrounds
- Lake Casitas Campgrounds
- Gaviota State Park
- Carpinteria State Beach
- Paradise Campground
Why you should camp here: Easy city access, with full hookups to accommodate any size rig. 1. Reservation accepted: Yes 2. Best season: Year-round 3. Camping types: RVs, trailers, and fifth wheels 4. RV Hookups: Yes Located right in the city of Santa Barabara, this little RV park has 31 sites with full hookups. The sites can accommodate between 25-...
Why you should camp here: Located on the beach, this is a fun place to spend a relaxing beach weekend. 1. Reservations accepted: Yes 2. Best season: Year-round 3. Camping types: Tents, RVs, trailers 4. RV Hookups: No North of town on the coast, is El Capitan State Beach, a popular spot for a beach weekend. Though this spot can get a little busy, th...
Why you should camp here: A convenient campground near El Capitan State Beach with plenty of amenities. 1. Reservations: Yes 2. Best season: Year-round 3. Camping types: Tent, RV 4. RV Hookups:Yes If the El Capitan State Beach campground is full, or if you’re simply looking for a bit more room for your rig, the Ocean Mesa RV Resortis just across Hw...
Why you should camp here: A remote and quiet spot with amazing views. 1. Reservations accepted: Yes 2. Best season: Year-round 3. Camping types: Tent, trailer, RV, cabins 4. RV Hookups: 31 electrical hookup sites, dump station If you’re looking to get a little out of town, Jalama Beach County Park is a bit remote and still on the coast. There are 1...
Why you should camp here: A water-filled weekend at a shady oasis along the beach. 1. Reservations accepted: Yes 2. Best season: Year-round 3. Camping types: Tent, RV, trailers 4. RV Hookups: No As you arrive at Refugio State Beach, you’ll be awed by the mellow and shady atmosphere—palm trees offer up a pleasant ambiance as you set up camp. A small...
Why you should camp here:A picturesque getaway on a lake flanked by mountains. 1. Reservations: Yes 2. Best season: Year-round 3. Camping types: Tents, trailers, RV, yurts, cabins 4. RV Hookups:Yes Set up above the bustling city, the Cachuma Lake Recreation Areais a refreshing place to visit. The area is tucked in between the Santa Ynez and San Raf...
Why you should camp here: A full-featured weekend with entertainment for everyone. 1. Reservations: Yes 2. Best season: Year-round 3. Camping types:Tent, RV, trailer 4. RV Hookups:Yes Located east of Santa Barbara, this campground is located in the Lake Casitas Recreation Area. This area is quite expansive, with 13 separate campgrounds. Sites range...
Why you should camp here:Out-there feel with beach access and trails. 1. Reservations: Yes 2. Best season: Year-round but limited to weekends in the winter 3. Camping types: Tents, trailers, RVs 4. RV Hookups:No Gaviota State Parkis a remote park about 30 miles west of Santa Barbara. The lower portion of the park has a small feel, but there is quit...
Why you should camp here: A full wildlife experience along the beach. 1. Reservations: Yes 2. Best season: Year-round 3. Camping types: Tent, RV, Trailer, en-route/overflow, hike and bike 4. RV Hookups:Yes, at select sites Just south of town, Carpinteria State Beachis a mile-long beach with an abundance of activities and camping opportunities. Ther...
Why you should camp here: A lush, shady campground that’s a bit more remote. 1. Reservations: Yes 2. Best season: Year-round 3. Camping types: Tent, trailer, RV 4. RV Hookups:No Up in the mountains on the Santa Ynez River, you will find a variety of camping options, but Paradise Campgroundfeels a bit more remote than others. However, just a few mil...
- Harmony's Glamping. 10 sites · Lodging 90 acres · Mission Canyon, CA. Nestled along a spring fed creek in the beautiful mountains of Santa Barbara. Immerse yourself in the great outdoors while staying cozy in a Yurt, Teepee, or one of our Geo Domes.
- Blue Sky Center. 31 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents 267 acres · New Cuyama, CA. 1948- On January 1, 1948 a wildcatter named George Hadley, who had been oil prospecting in the valley for 10 years, made the first oil strike in the Cuyama Valley.
- Cuyama Badlands. 26 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents 164 acres · Cuyama, CA. If you've ever wondered what it might be like to camp on the moon, this is it. Completely removed from civilization and surrounded by a barren nature that is alive with the subtle presence of the universe.
- Camp RainDale. 3 sites · Tents 30 acres · Santa Paula, CA. There is a road that leads to the site when you enter the gate the road runs between the stream and the mountain there is 1 Camp site to choose from so far.
Jun 26, 2019 · Check out this guide to beach camping and campgrounds near Santa Barbara, California. Including location, description, fees, how to make reservations, and more.
2 days ago · 8 am to Sunset. El Capitán State Beach offers visitors a sandy beach, rocky tidepools, and stands of sycamore and oaks along El Capitán Creek. It’s a perfect setting for swimming, fishing, surfing, picnicking and camping. A stairway provides access from the bluffs to the beach area.
