Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Bell, California

Castaic Lake RV Park is located near the incredible west coast metropolis of Los Angeles, and is not just a great spot for site seeing and entertainment, but is historically well-known for its excellent campgrounds. Get ready for world-class food, sights, experiences and outdoor adventures while in LA, and be sure to plan for an extended stay!   Amenities and Activities Campers can take advantage of the tons of great activities near the campground. Some camper favorites include: have a cookout on Dockweiler Beach, snorkel, bike along one of the area's many beaches, summit Mt. Baldy, pier fishing, scenic and sunset viewing, visiting Joshua Tree National Park and paddle boarding. Amenities at the park include: showers, restrooms, laundry facilities, 50 amp sites, water, pull thrus, water and sewerage.   Attractions - Getty Center - Griffith Park - Griffith Observatory - Hollywood Sign - Los Angeles County Museum of Art   RVers can also look forward to Italian, French, Spanish and even Greek flavors at places like:  - Bestia - Republique - Providence - Cicada   The campground offers travelers a convenient location to some of the region's best restaurants, breweries, outdoor activities and attractions; it's also a great place to enjoy plenty of camping adventures on the breathtaking west coast. We hope to see you soon!

The Loma Linda RV Trailer Park is located in the beautiful town of Pearblosson, California and is a great spot for a fun and relaxing west coast camping trip.    Campers can look forward to a clean and well-managed campground, hospitable and friendly staff and an abundance of clear skies for sunset viewing and stargazing and natural settings for picnicking, group fun, biking and nature walks. The sites offer full hookups for travelers' convenience.    Attractions Just beyond the campground, travelers can look forward to plenty of great local attractions such as hiking the Bridge To Nowhere and Big Horn Mine, Musical Road, Mount Baldy, Ad Street Fit Society and Forever Wild Exotic Wildlife Sanctuary. The area is also known for its abundance of excellent local eateries, such as Carmelita's Restaurante, Farner's Mart, Taco El Primo, Ernie's Custom Barbecues and Que Paisa.    Whether you enjoy site-seeing, great eats on your travels or just beautiful sceneries for hiking and biking, you're sure to have an excellent time while staying at the Loma Linda RV Trailer Park. Hope to see you soon!

Elks Lodge is a members only RV park located in the gorgeous Simi Valley, California    Activities and Amenities Campers can enjoy plenty of wide open spaces and breathtaking natural terrain and mountain views. so if you enjoy hiking, biking and picnicking or even easy evenings sunset viewing and stargazing, you're sure to enjoy your time at this park. Amenities at the park include: big rig access, water, horseshoe pits and TV hookups, sewerage and 30/50 amp sites.    Attractions Just beyond the campground are a number of excellent local attractions such as the Santa Susana Pass State Historic Park, Upper Las Virgenes Canyon Open Space Preserve, Rocky Peak Park, Corriganville Movie Ranch, Cave of Munits, Simi Peak, Chumash Indian Museum, Grandma Prisbey's Bottle Village, Excido escape Room and Oat Mountain. And of course, there's a ton of excellent small town eateries and bars to sample local eats and brews. Hope to see you soon at the Elks Lodge Simi Valley for your next west coast camping trip!

The Stone Villa RV Park is located in the beautiful town of Costa Mesa, California and is a great spot for a fun and relaxing west coast camping trip. Campers can look forward to a friendly onsite environment with historically great neighbors, excellent staff and well-managed grounds.    Attractions Just beyond the campground, travelers can look forward to plenty of excellent attractions like Disneyland, the Anaheim Stadium, Knott's Berry Farm, Newport Harbor, and many other Orange County Attractions. And of course there's a ton of excellent local eateries and bars to sample local flavors and brews so be sure to come ready to enjoy excellent tastes!   Amenities at the park include: WIFI, telephone hookups at each site, laundry facilities, mailbox, 50 amp hookups available upon request and the park is just a short walk/drive from local conveniences like an RV part store, propane, gas and convenience store. Hope to see you soon at the Stone Villa RV Park!

The Prado Regional Park is located in the beautiful town of Chino, California and is a great spot for a fun and relaxing west coast camping vacation. Get ready for a one-stop recreational paradise right at the spot where the San Bernadino, Riverside, Orange and Los Angeles Counties connect.   Activities and Amenities Onsite, travelers can look forward to activities like hiking, biking, fishing, disc golf, picnicking and there's also space for group events and gatherings. There's also two 18-hole golf courses, an Olympic-shooting range, horseback riding trails and opportunities for archery so get ready for a lot of fun! Amenities at the park include: pull thrus, big rig access, tent camping, water, sewerage and 30/50 amp sites. Hope to see you soon at the Prado Regional Park for your next vacation!    Attractions Just beyond the campground, campers can enjoy a ton of fun activities and attractions, including the Planes of Fame Air Museum, Yanks Air Museum, BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir Chino Hills, Chino Creek Wetlands and Educational Park, Cypress Trails Park and Chino's Old Schoolhouse Museum. There's also a number of excellent small town eateries and bars to sample local flavors and brews. Hope to see you soon at the Prado Regional Park!

Sitting cozily at the foot of the Santa Susana Mountains in Simi Valley is the Rocky Trailer Vallage Senior Park. This west coast camping spot is perfect for a relaxing and easy-going trip, and offer some excellent views, activities and flavors to sample.   Activities and Amenties Travelers can look forward to plenty of fun onsite, including hiking, biking, sunset viewing, stargazing and nature walking at the Santa Susana Pass Historic Park and site-seeing at nearby Corriganville known for the countless films shot there. The sites are spacious and most travelers especially enjoy the grassy areas and fruit trees. Amenities at the park include: 100 amp hookups, laundry facilities, sewerage, water and RV storage.    Attractions Just beyond the campground are a number of excellent local attractions such as the Corriganville Park, Sinaloa Golf Course, Santa Susana Depot, Strathearn Historical Park and Museum and the Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District. And of course, there's no shortage of excellent small town eateries and bars to sample local eats and brews. Hope to see you soon at the Rocky Trailer Village Senior Park for your next West Coast vacation. 

The Orange County Fair and Event Center Campground is located in the beautiful town of Costa Mesa, California and is a great spot for a fun and relaxing west coast camping trip.    Activities and Amenities Travelers can look forward to a gorgeous beachfront setting perfect for swimming, surfing, sunbathing, sunset viewing and stargazing, as well as great onsite historical exhibitions at Heroes Hall. Visitors can also enjoy the annual 23-day fair at the park, where they can enjoy concerts at the Hangar, fun at the Action-Sports Arena, the Carnival, exhibits, shopping and great food. Amenities at the park include: dry camp sites, water, sewerage and 20 amp or weaker electrical hookups.   Attractions Just beyond the campground are a number of excellent local attractions such as the Huntington Beach Pier, Lyon Air Museum, The Irvine Museum Collection, Costa Mesa Historical Society, Heroes Hall Museum, New Port Pier and the Wedge which is the perfect spot for excellent surfing and swimming. And of course, there's the Upper Newport Bay Nature Reserve, Little Corona Beach and a ton of excellent small town eateries and bars for travelers to sample local flavors.    For your next west coast camping trip, the Orange County Fair is the perfect spot. Hope to see you soon!

The Chino Hills State Park is located in the beautiful town of Sacramento, California and is a great spot for a fun and relaxing west coast vacation.   Activities and Amenities Campers can look forward to plenty of wide open spaces for scenic nature viewing, hiking, biking, sunset viewing, stargazing and picnicking, geocaching, horseback riding, wildlife viewing as well as guided tours and exhibits. Amenities at the park include: primitive campsites, drinkable water, restrooms, trails, picnic areas, museums and interpretive exhibits.   Attractions Just beyond the campground, visitors can expect a ton of fun activities and attractions, including: the Harkins Theater, Planet Beach spa, President Richard Nixon Library and Museum, BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, Graber Olive House and the Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden. There's also the Yank's Air Museum, American Museum of Ceramic Art, Chino Youth Museum and Pacific Electrical Trail. And of course, there's no shortage of excellent small town eateries and bars to sample local foods and brews. No matter what you enjoy doing while camping, you're sure to find plenty to do and see while at the Chino Hills State Park. Hope to see you soon!

San Bernardino National Forest is situated near the vibrant west coast city of Palm Springs, California, and is a beautiful spot to camp and enjoy the area's outdoor spaces, as well as its authentic urban charm. RVers can expect great attractions near the park, as well as breathtaking scenic views and facilities onsite.    Amenities and Activities Campers can take advantage of the wealth of great activities near the campground. Some camper favorites include: hiking, biking, aerial tours, rock climbing, golfing, ATV touring, backpacking and wildlife touring. Amenities at the park include: picnic areas, nature trails and even bare cabin rentals.   Attractions RVers can look forward to a number of excellent local attractions such as: - Trio Restaurant - Palm Springs Aerial Tramway - Palm Springs Air Museum - Copley's on Palm Canyon - Agua Caliente Cahuilla  - Elmer's Restaurant  - Living Desert Zoo and Gardens   This park is a great spot for travelers to Palm Springs to enjoy the best of both worlds; get ready for a beautiful natural terrain, as well as great attractions, food and people. Hope to see you soon! 

Beautiful new RV Resort now open, in the most beautiful place on Earth – Desert Hot Springs, California. Imagine yourself taking selfies by the pool, meeting fun people in the Fitness Center, and playing with your dear doggie in the dog park. Paradise RV Park is an RV dream come true. Its a little nestled private, quiet, gated community. Amazing views of the mountains and iconic Palm Springs wind mills.

Beaumont Cherry Valley Recreation and Park District is now managing the beautiful and historic Bogart Regional Park in Cherry Valley, California. Just a few miles up the creek (Noble Creek, to be exact) from our headquarters at the Noble Creek Community Center, Bogart Regional Park boasts hundreds of acres of recreation area, including camping, equestrian trails, hiking, biking and much more!

Located on the north shore of Big Bear Lake, Lighthouse Trailer Resort and Marina offers guests a great Southern California RV park destination for summer. Whether you fish, hike, or just enjoy this cozy little mountain town, our central location makes Lighthouse the perfect choice.  Family Owned Campground with full hook up spaces, and a marina that offers slips for rent, as well as, kayak and paddle board rentals. There are 2 bathroom and shower facilities on the grounds and a general store.  Offering a variety of activities for all ages: lake recreation, a two-mile bike path, fishing—complete with a fish cleaning station, and several mini-trails for hiking. Bicycles, kayaks, paddle boat and stand-up paddle board rentals.  General Store: Open daily from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, the store offers beer, ice, propane, camping supplies and food/drink. Built in the early 20's the building has been remodeled in a way to still tap into its vintage charm.  

Escape to Hudson Ranch Resort, a new campground nestled in the majestic settings of Ventura County, California—just a 90-minute drive from Los Angeles. Positioned at the gateway to Los Padres National Forest and Bitter Creek National Wildlife Refuge, our resort offers a unique blend of serene wilderness and amenities. Whether you’re pitching a tent, parking an RV, or settling into a cozy cabin, Hudson Ranch Resort is your perfect base to explore the stunning surrounding landscapes. Discover our top-tier facilities and create memories that last a lifetime. Book your adventure today! Our expansive 80-acre property, located near Highway 166 and just a 90-minute drive from Los Angeles, is the perfect setting for a unique glamping, RV, and camping experience. At Hudson Ranch, we cater to a variety of preferences with a full spectrum of outdoor experiences and luxury amenities. Ideal for families, pet lovers, and groups of all sizes, our resort features an array of accommodations: 9 yurts, 2 deluxe cabins, 7 standard cabins, 2 domes, 3 wagons, 20 standard campsites, and 75 RV sites. Whether you’re seeking adventure or relaxation, we have the perfect spot for your getaway. Enjoy the breathtaking beauty of the landscape and exclusive access to both the Bitter Creek National Wildlife Refuge and the Los Padres National Forest. Adventure, explore, or simply unwind – Hudson Ranch Resort is your gateway to a vacation you will cherish forever. A unique premium offering is the ability to hike and camp out in the Bitter Creek National Wildlife Refuge. As a hub of condor activity and research opportunities, these premium sites offer guests the opportunity to stay in an important corridor for California condors and other wildlife. The refuge protects habitat within an important east/west running mountain range and provides movement corridors for populations of native California condors, ungulates, raptors, and other wildlife. Wildlife Refuge:  https://www.fws.gov/refuge/bitter-creek Disclaimer: The offering of premium camp sites are on private land surrounded by the refuge. The refuge is gated and closed to the public, but there are no gates between the refuge and these premium sites.

This beautiful campsite perched upon incredible lookouts provides breathtaking views. About 10 minutes off the 15 freeway and only about 15 minutes from Temecula. The campsite is located on our 32 acre property where we have an additional Tentrr site. Please note our two RV's are all within view of the campsites. You can see the other campsite from this location, about a few hundred feet away. Temecula is just around the corner with great restaurants and famous wineries. Or stay closer and try one of our favorites The Rainbow Cafe which is just around the corner. There are an unlimited amount of hiking and biking trails in the local area, the beach is about 30min drive, or feel free to stretch your legs and explore the property. Santa Margarita reserve is 20mins away from the campsite. Campers have easy drive up accessibility, access to water and a power plug to charge phones and other devices. But please do not run anything that draws too much power because it is an off grid solar setup and cannot handle it (no electric space heaters). Also my father lives on the property in his RV. He is happy to help with any issue you might have or give you your space so you can enjoy the property. PLEASE READ we have had some people especially AIRBNB renters be disappointed in the space. Be aware this is CAMPING. There aren't the full amenities of a hotel room and such. You need to bring your own bedding. We have some chickens and they make chicken noises. Some like it and some don't. The facilities are off-grid with a flushing camping toilet. A sun heated shower bag. We do not have any pets out there but are open to you bringing yours. Please clean up after them. Be aware there are coyotes out there and they poop where they please lol. Also keep small dogs inside the ent at night. We have lost some chickens to coyotes and I would hate to have anything happen to a little pup. They will be fine inside the tent. There could be other campers out there but you will be around 75 yards from each other, please be respectful. We have never had a problem. My RV and my Dad's are near as well. The views are unobstructed but you can see other stuff lol. We put the tents there so you could have access to water and electric and easy drive up access. Mine is mainly empty and my dad is happy to help or give you your space.