Point Mugu State Park

Yes, I camped on the beach. $33 per night.

I am not sure

Yes

If there is a place that can camp and asper jogata

Dogs on a leash are allowed in the Park's day use areas, campgrounds and beaches. Dogs are not allowed on the backcountry trails or dirt roads.

You can bring a pet jellyfish, from what I've heard!

Not to close.... there are small towns before and after off of the hwy...but I'd say about 15 mins or so away

Don't think so

Don't think so.

Drive into the park and up the mountains, free lot.

My understanding is that no camping is allowed. Only day use of the beach as long as you can legally park on Highway 1.

You can tent camp just make sure you don't go the wong way on the beach.

I did not see any signs about camping. I do not think you can camp there.

In your car, not outside

There is camping at Leo Carrillo which is at the intersection of Mulholland and PCH. There is also a rarity in So Cal of on the sand beach side camping at Thornhill Broom

Yes all the time you nit

You have to reserve the place before you arrive

Yea

This may not be the best beach for children for swimming there are no lifeguards at the beach and the Beachside drops and very quickly to the water the water could be very heavy and slam you into the sand I'd prefer a better Beach like a Zuma this is a beach where the water is very clear there's not much Riptide there's lifeguards showers and more Zuma Beach is perfect it's a shallow Beach they gradually goes in to the ocean Eco walk out 50 ft and be at your waist the water is very clear and the waters are more calm and you can catch good waves for surfing swimming and much more there's also showers at this locations and restaurants

Yep

There's no place to BBQ and you 'could' swim here, but I wouldn't advise it as it's pretty rocky several yards into the water. CHECK THAT... I was referring to the area near The Rock. I haven't visited the area where you pay to park. My apologies for the misunderstanding.

Yes you can. The gate is not actually closed, it is just not occupied by personnel.

Air quality might be impacted. I'd check air conditions before heading out.

Yes. Great spot by big rock. Nice view also

No reservations needed, they have restrooms, it should be crowded on Sunday. If you are the campground side probably not for bbqs grill, not sure about the beach side. Remember first come first serve.

Click on this link or copy and it paste this link in your browser and you'll see any fees you're looking for: https://www.nps.gov/samo/planyourvisit/feesandreservations.htm

They are camping sites , im not sure about that since i never see anyone ..... camping round there ... besides on camping ground...

The waterfall trail is still closed. The only way in from the La Jolla Canyon parking lot is the Backbone Trail.

In the ocean. We use surf rods, frozen squid for bait.

Reservations only in advance, though.

Sites normally sell out a year in advance

It's 30 dollars a night . we just stayed there right on the beach. Beautiful place.

If you're a novice I wouldn't recommend it

Based on official website, Dogs on a leash are allowed in the Park's day use areas, campgrounds and beaches. Dogs are not allowed on the backcountry trails or dirt roads.

Of course , bonfire is allowed.

Both. But reservations are recommended.

You need to reverse your campingroung on first March at very early morning, you may have a chance to get your spot.

Yes the hiking trails are open and full of hikers

Yes, you can.

Do not know. Dogs are typically prohibited because of defecation contamination to the beachgoers.

I'm almost certain the max is 14 days. I'm sure moving to the campsite next to you for the other 14 days would be fine.

Absolutely!

No