So nice here at Malibu creek state park after the rains. Everything was nice and green. Spotted a…read morefew budding lavenders that might be blooming in a few weeks. For hiking parking is 3 dollars an hour. Lots of parking spaces.

Malibu Creek State Park is one of my absolute favorite places in all of Los Angeles. I love it so…read moremuch. It is the perfect escape from the city and truly shows off just how stunning and diverse the natural beauty of LA can be. Whether you want a challenging hike, a peaceful walk, or just a chance to get outside and breathe, this park delivers every single time. The hiking trails are beautiful, well maintained, and offer so many different views, from rocky cliffs to wide open meadows to sparkling water spots. It is also an amazing place for photoshoots because every corner looks like a different backdrop. I have taken some of my favorite photos here. For the more adventurous, there are great spots for cliff jumping when the water levels allow. It feels like a mini adventure every time. There is so much to do and see that no two visits ever feel the same. You can explore, relax, take in the scenery, or push yourself on a longer hike. It is such a special place and a reminder of how much beauty Los Angeles has to offer beyond the beaches and city streets. If you love the outdoors, Malibu Creek State Park is a must. I could come here every week and never get tired of it.

Love this place…read more Tide pools (check!) Caves (check!) Rocks to climb (check!) Dog friendly beach areas (check!) Nearby campgrounds (check!) Awesome to walk down to the beach at night from our camping spot and explore the tide pools at low tide as more creatures are out and about. It can get crowded as it is a popular stop for some summer camp groups or scouts that will visit by the bus load. Otherwise, it's usually pretty chill. Often there are a handful of surfers too and one time my brother-in-law saw Jason Momoa there watching the waves from the shore.

Always a great time! We love it here! Day trip or camping trip, it's always fun. Passing on the fun…read morefrom generations!

I do not know what it is like now. I know that in the 80s I loved it. It was nature. Boy Scouts…read morecould be out there camping. Families. Singles. It was great. It was safe and it truly was some the best times of my life. I did climbing there I did hiking I kicked back And loved it every bit of it. It was a great break from the city. Life LA is gorgeous. If you ever want a little break from gorgeous this place is spectacular.

Circle X Ranch, Grotto Trailhead amazing place for hiking..waterfalls, fresh air, safe environment.read more

What a great little campground!…read more My daughter and I, who are Los Angeles natives, traveled from the state of New York to surprise my 93 year old grandmother. I packed all my motorcycle camping gear into a giant duffel bag and checked it on an airplane. The campground was great. The camp store wasn't open when we were there but that wasn't a problem. We drove to a grocery store in Thousand Oaks and got some food, firewood, and lighter fluid. We stayed 2 nights and it was wonderful. We can't wait to come back and bring the husbands!

High 67° Low 41° | We made a last-minute decision to camp and booked a spot on Thursday for a…read moreSaturday-Sunday stay. Luckily, there were a few sites available, and we chose Site 77. It turned out to be a great spot with large trees providing plenty of shade. The site is centrally located, so you share your backyard with others, yet it's spacious enough to maintain privacy. One downside is that people tend to cut through the site to get to the restroom, which is just a few yards away. If you're staying here, I recommend bringing a bike or skateboard for your trek to the restroom/showers and beach. One of my favorite campgrounds near the beach and close to home. It's peaceful and scenic, but keep in mind that it's near Mulholland Drive, so Sunday mornings can get noisy with motorcycles and cars roaring through the canyons. One more thing! I don't think this campground has any raccoons or any wildlife besides birds, well from the few times I've stayed here. The only wildlife we had to deal with were the kids.

Love this beach camping spot, especially if you have an rv. The best part is that you parallel…read morepark! No campers on either side of you and you walk out directly on the sand. There are no amenities except a picnic table and a fire pit. It's like boondocking. Beach was rocky so not great for getting in the water. Lots of dolphins and sea birds. I love it there.

One of my absolute favorite places to camp. It truly feels like a magical escape from everyday…read morelife. The scenery is beautiful, the atmosphere is peaceful, and there's just something special about being there that's hard to put into words. Whether you're relaxing by the fire, exploring the surroundings, or just enjoying the quiet, it always leaves me feeling refreshed and grateful. I can't recommend this place enough, it's a gem.

Such a beautiful place love camping over there they recommended for everybody!!…read more There is nothing much that I will ask more than wake up and to see the sunrise coming my back watching the ocean so peaceful and watching the sunset right in front of my eyes camper van nir my husband we had such a great time. Is the kids we are coming back next year for sure.!!

There are more reviews under Thornhill Broome Beach. This…read morereview is for TENT CAMPING. This spot is really meant for RV camping. The bathrooms were disgusting. Porta potties we're almost FULL. They needed to be emptied and weren't the days I was there, Vuly 2023). The water stations were gross. Highway was loud. All of the trash cans were full. No place to throw trash away. Had to take it with you. You pretty much need to have an RV to enjoy this place. Too windy for tent camping. Because of the bend of California, this beach is extremely windy. You better have 4 people to help put up a tent, otherwise it will blow away. Also makes swimming unpleasant in the afternoon and evening, it's just too windy. Absolutely zero shade. No trees or covered areas. Would NOT recommend for non RV campers or for families with kids. Waves, wind, and current too strong.

The view here is breathtaking. Whenever I'm going to, or even passing through, Malibu I always…read morestop here. The landscape of Rick's rocks is just amazing. There's sand before so you can take stroll too. But I love walking up to the huge rock and just looking out and taking it all in. I really think the air is clearer up there.

What an absolutely beautiful place to visit. We had fun hiking the trails & soaking in the beauty…read moreof the ocean and mountains all at once. There were plenty of mountain bikers out and campers too.

On a road trip up the coast, we spotted this campground and knew we had to try it. A few months…read morelater, we finally snagged a spot -- and it was so worth it. Thornhill Broome is right on the sand. You park directly at your site and set up camp just steps from the ocean, with the PCH right behind you. The views, the breeze, and the sound of the waves crashing at night make the whole experience unforgettable. The pricing is very affordable, but keep in mind: there's no shade no lights no sinks only porta‑potties It's a very simple, rugged, beach‑front campground -- so come fully prepared. They do sell firewood on site, which is convenient. The closest stores are in Malibu, about a 20‑minute drive away. If you're looking for a true beach‑camping experience with unbeatable ocean access, this spot is hard to beat.

Kevin and I stayed at Thornhill Broome Campground for my birthday, and it ended up being such a…read morespecial little getaway. There's something about being right by the ocean that instantly slows everything down! The sound of the waves, the open sky, and just being able to step away from everything for a bit. The campsites are right along the beach, which makes the whole experience feel really unique. Waking up and seeing and hearing the ocean just steps away was one of my favorite parts. There's a good amount of space between sites, so you don't feel like you're on top of other campers, which we really appreciated. It also felt very safe. State park rangers were patrolling about every hour during the weekend, and we noticed highway patrol driving through a handful of times throughout the day, which added an extra level of comfort. A few helpful things to know: check in is at 2 PM and checkout is at 12 PM. The camp host sells firewood on site, which is super convenient. The gates close at 8 PM, so if you leave the campground, make sure you're back before then you can leave anytime, but you won't be able to re enter after closing. It can get a bit windy, especially at night, and the highway nearby does get a little noisy in the morning, but it's manageable and didn't take away from the overall experience for us. The bathrooms are porta potties, but they were cleaned often and didn't smell bad, which we appreciated. We spent our time walking along the shoreline, watching the sunset (which is absolutely killer here), and just enjoying a slower pace together. It felt like one of those trips where the little moments meant the most. Overall, this campground made my birthday feel extra special, and it's definitely a spot we'd come back to for another quiet coastal escape. Another simple trip that turned into a beautiful little memory for us.

Camp ground right off PCH not a lot of spots and was kind of windy due to hills on a couple of…read moresides. Campfire smoke swirls here due to the breeze. All in all really nice camp host John and his dog Max is absolutely lovely. The sites are clean and neat. The bathrooms and showers are really clean. Tokens for the showers can be obtained from the machine and the machine only takes single dollar bills. Be sure to have singles if you want to shower. At the time of posting the shower was one token for two minutes. I shared photos of sites if you are like me and want to know what the actual site locations look like. Happy Camper!

This is a great campground in Point Mugu!…read more Staff is helpful and friendly, campsites are spacious, the grounds are clean, and there are many trails from here and beach access is super close as well. Tons of sycamore trees fill the campground. There are fire pits, each site has running water, there are bathrooms, showers for a small fee (get tokens), gate closes each night at 10 pm so no one is driving by your campsite, safe and quiet feeling. Love the location and definitely want to come back here

Beautiful but parts of the beach are covered in tar…read more The beach is rather small and doesn't get as many people as other nearby beaches. It borders a naval base. I went for a run along the beach. When I came back my feet were covered in tar. It took me a long time to get it off as soap doesn't work well. If you got tar on yourself, cooking oil works well to remove it. I was having a nice time until my feet got covered in tar. I'm not sure if it's the road construction nearby or the naval base that caused the tar problem. I probably wouldn't return. The beach charges $3/hour or $8/day to park at the beach. I recommend picking a different beach. Although there are some hikes nearby here that have awesome views.

Really pretty beach with easy free parking next to the highway. Great pit stop outside of Malibu.read more