Montaña de Oro State Park Horse Camp
Montaña de Oro State Park Horse Camp sits on the California coast near Los Osos, built specifically for riders. Each site has pipe corrals or hitching posts, non-potable water spigots for horses, and chemical toilets. Smaller family sites (Lupine, Chamise, Manzanita, Sage) and larger group sites (Oak, Madrone) are available—you'll need a horse to stay here.
Trails wind through rugged coastal terrain with ocean views and direct access to rocky beaches. The park stays uncrowded despite its size, and reviewers praise the hard-packed shoreline and miles of exploring along the cliffs. Bring your own potable water for drinking and plan for a more primitive camping style while your horse has safe containment and water nearby.
Montaña de Oro State Park Horse Camp sits on the California coast near Los Osos, built specifically for riders. Each site has pipe corrals or hitching posts, non-potable water spigots for horses, and chemical toilets. Smaller family sites (Lupine, Chamise, Manzanita, Sage) and larger group sites (Oak, Madrone) are available—you'll need a horse to stay here.
Trails wind through rugged coastal terrain with ocean views and direct access to rocky beaches. The park stays uncrowded despite its size, and reviewers praise the hard-packed shoreline and miles of exploring along the cliffs. Bring your own potable water for drinking and plan for a more primitive camping style while your horse has safe containment and water nearby.
Montaña de Oro State Park Horse Camp sits on the California coast near Los Osos, built specifically for riders. Each site has pipe corrals or hitching posts, non-potable water spigots for horses, and chemical toilets. Smaller family sites (Lupine, Chamise, Manzanita, Sage) and larger group sites (Oak, Madrone) are available—you'll need a horse to stay here.
Trails wind through rugged coastal terrain with ocean views and direct access to rocky beaches. The park stays uncrowded despite its size, and reviewers praise the hard-packed shoreline and miles of exploring along the cliffs. Bring your own potable water for drinking and plan for a more primitive camping style while your horse has safe containment and water nearby.
Montaña de Oro State Park Horse Camp sits on the California coast near Los Osos, built specifically for riders. Each site has pipe corrals or hitching posts, non-potable water spigots for horses, and chemical toilets. Smaller family sites (Lupine, Chamise, Manzanita, Sage) and larger group sites (Oak, Madrone) are available—you'll need a horse to stay here.
Trails wind through rugged coastal terrain with ocean views and direct access to rocky beaches. The park stays uncrowded despite its size, and reviewers praise the hard-packed shoreline and miles of exploring along the cliffs. Bring your own potable water for drinking and plan for a more primitive camping style while your horse has safe containment and water nearby.