Laguna Beach enchants with turquoise coves, rugged cliffs, and world-famous surf at breaks like Trestles. Pull your RV into Moro Campground at Crystal Cove State Park for tide pools at your doorstep and beach trails that start onsite. Our directory lists two prime spots that put you in the heart of this coastal paradise.
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Waves crash on bluffs at Victoria Beach, where the pirate tower stands sentinel. Summer ignites with the Festival of Arts in the hills above Main Beach, followed by the Pageant of the Masters' living sculptures. Snorkel Crystal Cove's marine refuge or hike Heisler Park's paths lined with succulents and sea views.
Moro Campground in Crystal Cove State Park suits surf chasers and tide pool explorers. WiFi connects you, 30-amp and 50-amp hookups power up, showers refresh after beach days. Expect $25 to $75 per night, or from $63 at the main site; families and couples claim these 32 spots fast.
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Laguna Beach thrives as an arts colony perched on Pacific cliffs with pristine beaches. The annual Festival of Arts showcases local painters, sculptors draw crowds to its summer shows. Pageant of the Masters brings paintings to life nightly; surfers tackle Thalia Street waves while kayakers paddle Cress Street coves.
Moro Campground in Crystal Cove State Park tops the list, just south of town. Crystal Cove State Park Moro Campground follows with identical prime access. Both offer WiFi, showers, 30-amp and 50-amp hookups amid tide pools and beaches.
Yes, Moro Campground at Crystal Cove State Park provides 50-amp service. This powers big rigs comfortably alongside 30-amp options, WiFi, and showers. Sites book fast, so reserve early for peak summer along the coast.