Capitola captivates with its crescent beach, epic surf at Pleasure Point, and whimsical Venetian Court facades along the Esplanade. RV travelers snag spots at New Brighton State Beach from $34/night or the organic farm homestead at $78/night, both with WiFi. Camp here to launch into whale watches, village strolls, and sunset bonfires right on the sand.
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Capitola nestles along Monterey Bay, where Soquel Creek meets the sea. Surfers tackle waves at The Hook and Pleasure Point. Stroll Capitola Village's boutique shops and seafood shacks on the Esplanade. Spot gray whales from bluffs in winter. Thousands pound pavement in the July Wharf to Wharf race from Santa Cruz Wharf to Capitola Beach.
New Brighton State Beach draws beach bums and families who crave ocean dips and tide pools. WiFi keeps you online amid the redwoods and waves. The organic farm and California homestead camping spot fits glampers and nature buffs seeking quiet amid orchards. It packs WiFi, 30-amp hookups, and a dump station into its $78 nightly rate. Both parks launch you into Capitola's salty allure.
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Capitola stands out for its turquoise bay beaches, Pleasure Point surf, and colorful Venetian Court buildings. Surfers chase consistent breaks at The Hook. Families flock to Capitola Beach for picnics and playgrounds. Winter brings whale watchers to Soquel Cove bluffs. The Wharf to Wharf race electrifies July streets from Santa Cruz.
New Brighton State Beach and the organic farm homestead top the list near Capitola. New Brighton hugs the coast with WiFi from $34/night. The farm adds 30-amp power and dump station at $78/night. Both sit minutes from Pleasure Point surf and Capitola Village eateries.
Yes, New Brighton State Beach allows leashed pets on campsites and trails. Dogs roam the beach with owners during off-leash hours. The organic farm homestead welcomes well-behaved pets too. Check park rules for restrictions. Both spots let furry friends join Monterey Bay adventures.