Exploring California's Best Campgrounds

Yosemite National Park's campgrounds are nestled among towering cliffs and waterfalls. Camp 4, famous for its rock-climbing community, is a must-visit for adventurers looking to tread historic grounds.

Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park offers the unique experience of camping near McWay Falls, which cascade directly into the ocean. The sight of the 80-foot waterfall is a camper's and photographer's dream.

Amidst the giant sequoias, Lodgepole Campground provides a serene base to explore the largest trees on Earth, including the General Sherman Tree, and hike the High Sierra Trail.

The stark landscapes of Joshua Tree National Park become magical at night. Camping under the unobstructed celestial canopy at Jumbo Rocks Campground offers a stargazing experience like no other.

DL Bliss State Park overlooks the crystal-clear waters of Lake Tahoe. With access to sandy beaches and the Rubicon Trail, it's a paradise for both relaxation and outdoor activities.

Furnace Creek Campground is an oasis in the heart of Death Valley, the hottest place on Earth. This unique desert environment is full of stark beauty and survival stories.

For those seeking solitude, the Lost Coast's environmental campsites offer an unparalleled rugged coastal experience. It's one of the few coastal regions in California not accessible by highway.

Sequoia trees have bark up to 3 feet thick, making them incredibly fire-resistant. They can survive and even thrive after wildfires!