Weekend Getaways: San Diego Camp Sites

Sometimes it’s nice to get out of the city and away from crowds, a few days where you can relax and recharge before going back to work. There are always fun things to do in San Diego, but why not get out of the city for the weekend and explore somewhere new? Some of the best places to visit in California can be found within easy driving distance of the city. With Glamping Hub’s selection of San Diego camp sites and weekend rentals, you’ll have no trouble finding the perfect place to stay. Sunny skies, a mild climate, and scenic natural landscapes make San Diego one of our favorite vacation spots in California. No matter the season, you can plan a San Diego camping trip and know you’re going to be able to enjoy the nice weather. From sailing the San Diego Bay to kayaking the caves of the La Jolla coast, cycling trails that run the coast to hiking trails in Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve, paragliding to swimming at Coronado Beach, you’ll have no problem finding something to do. Find CA campground options in Cleveland National Forest or places to stay on the beach in La Jolla—wherever you may want to go near San Diego to camp, California rentals are available to book on Glamping Hub. Discover a luxury campsite 'near me' and don't miss out.

From deep in the forest to right on the beach, you can find the best camping near San Diego on Glamping Hub. Find California cabins near the best hiking trails in Cuyamaca Rancho State Park or plan beach vacations in La Jolla, anything is possible for your San Diego camping trip. When you go camping near San Diego there is so much to do. Go hiking in Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve for some of the best views of the coast. Popular trails include the Guy Fleming Trail, the Parry Grove Trail, and the Beach Trail. Alternatively, you could explore the coast from a different angle and get out on the water. Book a tour of the La Jolla sea caves and spend a few hours paddling through one of the most biologically diverse ecosystems in California. Protected by the La Jolla Ecological Reserve, these sea caves cut in the coastline and are great for spotting wildlife. Sea lions, seals, dolphins, as well as many species of fish and sea birds live and feed here among the kelp forests. Not only is this a great place to book a kayak tour, but also a fun place to snorkel when the weather is warm. All this and more is easily booked when plan your San Diego camping trip with Glamping Hub. Book today!