Malibu Creek State Park

A truck and a shadow of a Jeep... nothing else

You can bbq but u can't burn any wood that u find in the environment. And you just have to pay ur day parking permit i thinj its $10

Not correct. I am a local and our other campgrounds allow dogs on a leash...call cal State parks and recreation up north !

A lot of incorrect answers here - As Jim Robertson said, "Only in parking lot and designated camping spots ... otherwise you are subject to a hefty fine."

No, not anymore looks. But you can get relatively close to the water.

I was just there. And at the entrance there was a sign that said no drone zone.

Check the website for reservations and availability. The campground was damaged by the fire, so camping may be limited or closed.

Yes, it has re-opened since the fires and should be opened every day.

Not likely. I reserved six months ahead to get a spot.

There is a small creek to swim in, and huge rocks to jump off of. Its open as long as the suns out i believe.

There is a campground at Malibu Creek State Park.

Dogs are not allowed on the trails per state park's regulations and there is a clearly marked trail that leads to the rock pool and the creek. I don't know, though, if dogs are allowed in these water spots. I suggest that you contact a ranger for further information regarding your dog and the water regulations.

Yes

If fires are permitted it would only be at the campsites.

Not accessible to public. Bring a jenny.

Great.. they take good care of the park..

Very green,It's a beautiful place.

Yes, there should be a camping area now open, but you should call and check to be sure

Yes you can camp and bathed on the campground but you have to pay for it

On Bolsa Chica Beach, Calif. which is on PCH and Warner there is lot that could probably fit your vehicle. It's an RV parking with Gas and Water outlets and probably sewer outlets.

I believe you can take your RV, but there might be a size restriction.

The campground was damaged by the fire. Check the website for reservations and availability. My guess is no.

Yes but would probably need to walk with the bike at a certain point because of people walking on the trail.

Yes, they do. Lower parking lot to the Visitor center(Crags road) from there to lower lot through Brail trail would be fine.

You can go swimming and then BBQ instead.

You can go to the visitor center

To avoid paid parking, you can park in the street and walk in.

You can only roast carnr but you cannot bathe in the river

I seen people fishing by the mash site trail 👣 there's a lil dam I seen people fishing that day there but not sure if it's any good

Yes. You Need to make reservations.

I've been there prior to 8am on weekends and the gate was already open and we paid using the kiosk, but there is also some street parking outside that is free

Probably not. As it may disturb the local fauna.

I recommend to ask the staff at the entrance gate. They are nice and knowledgeable.

Not sure how big the spots here are, I'd call them directly. The campsite was closed due to covid-19 last couple times I went so at this point camping may not be an option

Yeah there are restrooms at the parking lot before you get on the trails, and also some outhouses by the visitor center.

Yes it is

No way to get a RV, or any other vehicle, into there, and its a walking path only.

https://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=614 Here are the things closed.

Yes the park is open. One parking lot off Las Virgenes is closed but aside from that it is.

Most people wear a mask until they get to the water

Signs said closed on Tuesday. The water is getting low, but there were people swimming

Can you swim and is the water clean?

That's a negative

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No , appointment need , just parking is limited but you can park on the street

I believe it's governed under the National Park Services so if it's a federal holiday then they would probably follow it. Also, if the main gates are closed you can always head for the upper entrance that is not supervised at all. Though the hike in is a bit more strenuous.

Yes. Showers too, in the campground. Need a token for the shower though

Yes

Check Reserve California to see current pricing and availability.

Yes! It is very nice there!

When you enter the park, park in 2nd lot, go on the trail.....there are signs. However, jumping off the rocks is not a good idea as there are probably submerged rocks you cannot see. Plus the bacteria level of the water is probably high.

Yes I didn't have any problem with cell service while there in the parking lot area. Maybe on parts of the hike but you should have signal in the parking lot.

There are signs from the parking lot. Follow the trail a mile or so. It's closer to the dam area though

Yes, fishing is aloud at Century lake but you must have a fishing license.

$45 per night and $12 per additional vehicle

There was no traffic last Sunday. So probably okay for you.

$12 for the whole day.

No Malibu Creek State Park and the trails associated with Malibu Creek are closed until further notice. You can check www.parks.ca.gov for updated information

You have to reserve a campsite but yes you can bring your tent and camp.

you can if you want

There limited parking on Mulholland or you can park in the day use part by going in the Park main gate for a small fee. Bikini all day is fine, no reservations needed.

The upper pull out area is always open, no gate. I'm sure he'll be fine

Thank you. Grateful

About 30 minutes, but the park is currently closed for the foreseeable future.

People get murdered in all kind of public and private places. So you better stay home Cecilia. It's a beautiful park with a great lake and awesome trails but too bad you can't enjoy them.

Bass, bluegill catfish and carp. Don't eat them

Hummmnm...... Why? There's plenty of rocks and sticks to scare just about any one or anything

Yes, you can kayak in Century lake but it's not really big. The hike to the lake from the parking lot is about 3 miles one way.

Always

I believe it'll be open & no reservations needed. Parking is $3/hour. If you plan to stay more than 3 hours, just pay $10 for the whole day.

Book in advance its free and online

If you go to the Main entrance of Malibu state park , there is a guard shack with a ranger, during business hours

There is backcountry camping. You have to pay at the kiosk/get a permit.

It's $3 an hour or $12 for the day.

If you are camping you can have two cars per site. They do have a parking lot for day use but you can't stay overnite unless you get a site.

First come, first serve.

TMobile works too

If you go during the week you can get away with it, on the weekend you will not.

No, more importantly why would you want to? It's camping

1 vehicke is 45 usd overnight not sure if there is a limit in size

Hello yes, but not much if a case about 10 or 12 dollars.

Park on corner of Mulholland and las Virgenes for free and come in from the trailhead just west of the creek bridge on Mulholland

Yes.

Yes, there is a dedicated place for camping. You might want to call and ask for availability.

45/night

Some stores yes. Food places no

I believe the max you can stay is 7 days in a row. Not sure for military VIP pass

Yes it is

Not very many deciduous mostly eucalyptus brush is sage tobacco milk thistle and dried gradses

I'm not sure if they allow camping.