This area offers 127 paved spots that separate the beach from PCH. Each spot is large enough for one RV and one car. It is first come first serve. During the summer and on a weekend cross your fingers and hope for the best. This piece of prime California real estate comes with no amenities. No hookups, no electricity, no water and no bathrooms of any kind. No tent camping either. It is a self-serve payment of $27 per night. Cash or check put into a dropbox (Be prepared because the "oops I forgot fine" is huge). However, what you do get is Priceless!! This beach on the Southern California coast is beautiful, the sunset is always stunning and after that you can listen to the waves crash all night long.
My helpful hints:
* for the wheelchair user or someone with limited mobility the accessible and safe area would be on the beach side of your campsite. Because a wall of large rocks protect PCH from the surf, access to the beach is challenging (no matter who you are). So... For the wheelchair user unless you have someone willing to give you the scary piggyback ride over the rocks don't count on playing in the water.
* Avoid spaces 4 thru 19. There is a tide-wall that will separate campers from the beach (someone in a wheelchair will never see around, over or through it).
* Bring a bottle of wine and enjoy the breathtaking sunset!
