True Review: La Jolla Indian Campground (California)

 La Jolla Indian Campground: October 2020

Site: Area 4 (Tent Camping)
Boondocking (Dry camping, no hookups)

Thanks, Alyssa!

I'll start with the website is a little cumbersome if you aren't straight forward RV camping. I also feel like their rates are a bit high for what the amenities are. It makes me wonder what the rates will be like when they finish "reconstruction." Oy! Rates are decent for tent camping as it's per car and first come, first serve camp sites.

We decided to go social distance friendly camping with a small group of friends and relied on past experiences at the La Jolla Indian Campground (& Zipline!). Difference being that this was the first time in the trailer. We love this campground and they have RV full hookup sites, but we haven't used those yet. And security was pretty impressed that we got the trailer all the way back into the tent camping area. 

We've attended a couple events here over the years and it's a gorgeous location with a running creek, peaks and valleys. It's a great spot for star gazing and hiking. 

All in all, we really enjoy CAMPING here. If you are expecting a full service RV Resort, this is not that by any means.

Location: La Jolla Indian Campground, 22000 CA-76, Pauma Valley, CA 92061, USA

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