Posted in Southern California
June 24, 2019
8 Kid-Friendly Campgrounds In Southern California That The Whole Family Will Love
There’s something about a camping getaway that brings out the kid in all of us. Especially when you head to these eight campgrounds in Southern California that are truly designed with kids in mind. From fun overnighters in a teepee to swimming pools and rock climbing walls, these unique campgrounds are just what you need for a memorable outing. Keep reading to find out more about where you can find these fun destinations in SoCal.
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More than just a campground, Lake Hemet Recreation Area in SoCal is also home to an epic water park. It's the perfect way to get the kids outside for a fun weekend of campsite activities along with some time splashing in the water and exploring out in nature. Address: 56570 Highway 74, Mountain Center, CA 92561. You can read more about this fun family campground right over here.
As if camping steps away from a beautiful lake wasn't enough to get the kids excited, there's also an option to spend the night in a teepee instead of a tent. When it comes to the kids, this will definitely make camping sound even cooler. Address: 10108 Bass Road, Lakeside, CA 92040. Head over here to read a more detailed article about Lake Jennings Campground.
Loaded with fun amenities for the whole family including bike rentals, swimming pools, restaurants, an ice cream shop, and even a game room, a camping trip to Campland on the Bay campground in SoCal may be the highlight of the entire summer. Address: 2211 Pacific Beach Drive, San Diego, CA 92109. You can read more about Campland right over here.
There are so many fun things to do at the San Diego Metro KOA campground, it's quite possible the kids will never want to leave. They'll love the option to bike, rock climb, or jump into the pool for a swim. After dark, sitting by the campfire is always a big hit. Address: 111 North 2nd Avenue, Chula Vista, CA 91910. You can read more details about this campground by heading to this article right over here.
Located in the picturesque town of Santa Paula you'll find another KOA campground that the kids will simply adore. Swimming, rock climbing, and teepees for a unique overnighter will turn this camping adventure into a perfect family outing. Add some fun at the campfire for a night of roasting marshmallows and you'll have some wonderful memories to take home with you. Address: 7400 Pine Grove Road, Santa Paula, CA 93060. If you'd like to read more about this fun campground, you can find a more detailed article over here.
Who doesn't love a good ghost town? Especially the kids! Just a short stroll away from Calico Ghost Town, the Calico Campground in the town of Barstow is a unique trip the family will never forget. Address: Barstow, CA 92311. You can continue reading more about this campground by heading right over here.
You can enjoy wimming, outdoor movies under the stars, arts and crafts, and even a variety of sports at this family campground in the town of Acton. It's just what you need when you want to get out of the city for a break but still need to find a way to entertain the kids. Address: 7601 Soledad Canyon Rd, Acton, CA 93510.
When it comes to a memorable camping adventure for the whole family, Fort Cross Campground has you covered. The grown-ups will love the posh surroundings and the pure comfort of the canvas tents with cozy beds. And the kids will love just how close this campground is to Fort Cross Old Timey Adventures where they can visit a petting zoo, learn archery, and even practice their aim at a slingshot range. Address: 4425 CA-78, Santa Ysabel, CA 92070. More details about camping at Fort Cross can be found over here.
Do you have a favorite on the list? They all look like tons of fun so it’s almost impossible to decide which one to check out first. Looking for more ways to make your summer in SoCal a memorable one? Then head over here to read about the 15 things everyone in Southern California must do during the summer season.
