Camping

Agua Caliente County Park

A very popular park throughout the winter season, this desert sanctuary is known for its appeal and privacy, and for the calming mineral waters in its two naturally fed swimming pools.

Agua Caliente provides seven outdoor camping cabins with environment control, a table and seating for four, two queen bed frames (mattress/bedding not included), a sink, a bathroom and a table fire ring outdoors. Dos Picos County Park

Sheltered by steep, boulder-strewn

mountain slopes, this park is created to highlight the ancient oak groves that make your stay here remarkable. Dos Picos uses 6 ADA-accessible cabins.

Each 200-square foot cabin is warmed(no A/C ), has 110v electrical receptacles, one double bed and three bunk beds (mattresses/bedding not included), a table and chairs, a bathroom(toilet and sink just, coin-operated showers situated nearby)and a front deck. Outside are a table, BBQ and fire ring. No tents/RVs allowed at cabins due to limited area. Guajome Regional Park Just minutes far from the Pacific Ocean, Guajome Regional Park

is known both for its abundant natural environments

(including a small however stunning lake)and its historical Rancho Guajome Adobe. Guajome Regional Park has one cabin with a double bed, 2 fold-out sleeping cots, a complete kitchen, a table and chairs, a bathroom, and a patio(mattress/bedding not included). Fire rings and picnic tables lie outside. Lake Morena County Park The amazing lake is a magnet for anglers, yet the 3250 acres of this East County park offer something for every

outside enthusiast, from

hikers to picnickers to just plain campers. Lake Morena has 10 156-square foot cabins with a magnificent lakeside view. Each cabin uses 2 twin size (1 bunk bed)and 1 double bed( mattresses/bedding not consisted of). Fire rings and picnic tables lie outside. Toilets are located a short distance from the cabin. Oakoasis County Park An over night camping site is readily available to youth groups only. The website consists of a covered picnic structure, toilets, camping tent outdoor camping, an amphitheater with center firepit, lovely

views, and an optional cabin that is readily available for a service charge. Potrero County Park Quiet solitude explains this park, however it’s likewise near some adventurous places, such as historic Campo and the colorful Mexican town of Tecate. There are 2 cabins at Potrero each with wood bed frames, tables and moderate climate control.

A deck, picnic table and fire ring are readily available outside. Sweetwater Top County Park This park concentrates on accommodating equestrians, but all of those who like

the outdoors will enjoy their stay in this park, which is also near to major tourist attractions such as golf courses, the San Diego Zoo, and Tijuana. Tijuana River Valley

Regional Park Set below Spooner’s Mesa — roughly a mile south of the Tijuana River and east of the Pacific Ocean– this unique 79-acre camping site provides breathtaking views of the valley, with connections to over 20 miles of tracks taken pleasure in by hikers, bikers and equestrians

. It consists of a nature education center, 51 primitive camping sites and is also the very first County camping site to use yurts– covered camping spaces with doors, windows, bed frames and room for 6 to 10 individuals. Vallecito County Park The reconstructed sod Butterfield Stage Station is at the heart of this desert sanctuary, which is a fantastic home base from which to explore the wonders of the Anza-Borrego Desert. William Heise County Park One of our most lovely parks, Heise lies amid 900 acres of mountain forests. The nearby town of Julian is a terrific location to go to. Heise offers 14 224-square feet comfortable cabins with insulation and moderate climate control, interior lighting, a table and chairs and a food pantry. Cabin beds are wood-framed and do not consist of mattresses/bedding. Also outdoors are a deck, picnic

table and fire ring.