Lake Piru Recreation Area

Terrain de camping à Piru, CA • 228 Emplacements de camping-car

Just an hour outside Los Angeles but worlds away from the city grind, Lake Piru Recreation Area is a nature-lover’s playground tucked into the Los Padres National Forest.
With a peaceful lakefront setting, shady campsites, and no shortage of outdoor activities, this spot has become a go-to for families, weekenders, and anyone needing a refresh.
Guests appreciate the wide-open RV sites, easy access to boating and fishing, and the extra perks that go beyond your average campground, like a lakeside disc golf course, horseshoe pits, volleyball nets, and picnic areas made for sunset barbecues. There's even a general store for essentials and firewood.
Règles et politiques du terrain de camping
Quiet Hours
- Please note that quiet time is from 10:00 PM – 8:00 AM.

Caractéristiques du terrain de camping

  • WiFi
  • Boat rentals
  • Playground
  • Dog park
  • Basketball court
  • Marina
  • Onsite showers
  • Onsite bathrooms
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  • Back-In No Hook-Up Site

    RV Site • Couchages 10 • Camping-car jusqu'à 55ft

  • Back-In Electric Only Site

    RV Site • Couchages 10 • Camping-car jusqu'à 50ft

  • Back-In Site

    RV Site • Couchages 10 • Camping-car jusqu'à 40ft

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Résumé

  • Lake
  • Fishing
  • Hiking

Emplacement

4780 Piru Canyon Road Piru CA 93040

34.4756457° N, 118.7629482° O

Évaluations

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Shaun F.

septembre 20261.0

When we got there they said that our booking wasn't paid, confirmed it was already paid through outdoorsy but they made us pay again and now I have to dispute what was already paid through outdoorsy. There were tons of off-leash dogs that had no recall and would come into our camp site and up to our leashed dogs. The RV sites are way too close together and it means you can very clearly hear neighboring people, even when they are inside their RVs. Dumpsters are right next to camping sites which means you hear people dumping trash and you can smell it if your camping site is close by. The "internet" they have available is no longer free and has a cost of $9 a day and barely works (you would get maybe 5 minutes of useable connectivity). If you wanted to be able to check email or have any iMessage capability you are better off bringing Starlink or a mobile hotspot that isn't Verizon. It's a shame that there are a lot of negative experiences that take away from the beauty of the lake and nearby day use area.