Sycamore Canyon Campground
Point Mugu State Park
Write a Review 9000 W. Pacific Coast Hwy. Malibu, CA 90265 310-457-8143 Official WebsiteGPS: 34.0723, -119.0143
Overview of Sycamore Canyon Campground
Last Price Paid: $53
Reported by Atlas 50 on 12/13/2021
Longest RV Reported: 35 feet (Class A)
Reported by Michael & Imkelina on 3/1/2017
Number of Sites 52
Pad Type asphalt
Reservations yes
Elevation 0 ft / 0 m
Max Length 31 ft
Tent Camping Yes




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Reviews of Sycamore Canyon Campground 5 people have reviewed this location.
“Not good ”
Reviewed 12/13/2021
Nightly rate: | $53 |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Site Number: | 18 |
It was very crowded and noisy and worse then that you have to share parking with the others . It was in very good location And very good hiking trail also close to the beach but you have to cross hwy 1 and there is no light or a stop sign . But this was my experience maybe you’re gonna have a different one better one or worst one . All... more
It was very crowded and noisy and worse then that you have to share parking with the others . It was in very good location And very good hiking trail also close to the beach but you have to cross hwy 1 and there is no light or a stop sign . But this was my experience maybe you’re gonna have a different one better one or worst one . All together for $52 per night it’s not worth it .
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“Decent but a bit disappointing.”
Reviewed 12/29/2018
Nightly rate: | $43 |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Site Number: | 44 |
Many of the campsites are "duets", two parking spaces right next to one another, so if your neighbor is noisy there's no way around it. Beach access is shockingly difficult considering how close the beach is to the campground. Pedestrians need to shoot Pacific Coast Highway without the benefit of a crosswalk or signal to get there. ... more
Many of the campsites are "duets", two parking spaces right next to one another, so if your neighbor is noisy there's no way around it. Beach access is shockingly difficult considering how close the beach is to the campground. Pedestrians need to shoot Pacific Coast Highway without the benefit of a crosswalk or signal to get there. Drove by Leo Carillo on the way to Sycamore Canyon, and sadly it appeared to be completely destroyed by the fires. If it ever re-opens, I prefer Leo Carrillo to Point Mugu.
Dick Tony would stay here again
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“Close to beach ... but better for tent camping.”
Reviewed 12/4/2017
Nightly rate: | $50 |
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Days stayed: | 2 |
The sunset at the beach was awesome, but the campground itself is small and it is tight for even the smallest of trailers. This campground is better suited for tents. There are no hookups of any kind, but there are coin operated showers and the bathrooms are clean.
Castaic Trails would stay here again
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“Santa Monica National Preserve Hideaway”
Reviewed 3/1/2017
Nightly rate: | $43 |
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Days stayed: | 2 |
Site Number: | 2 |
This is a lovely campground offering some nice campsites and miles of hiking/biking trails. It was a surprise to find such a sanctuary amongst the urban sprawl that is Southern California...homes, asphalt and concrete. As it turns out, it is but a small part of Santa Monica Mountains National Preserve. Point Mugu features miles of rugg... more
This is a lovely campground offering some nice campsites and miles of hiking/biking trails. It was a surprise to find such a sanctuary amongst the urban sprawl that is Southern California...homes, asphalt and concrete. As it turns out, it is but a small part of Santa Monica Mountains National Preserve. Point Mugu features miles of rugged shoreline, narrow sandy beaches and some chaparral covered hills offering miles of hiking trails.
The campsites within the campground are small, more suited to tenters, truck campers and small trailers. Two sites adjacent to the camp host site offers a 40'' pad, but you are parked parallel to the camp, so little room to maneuver a large rig. As our rig is only 25' long, we were able to fit in the majority of the sites.
We felt the price point per night was steep, at $42.50 per night, based on shortcomings of amenities. You have to cross the highway to access the beach, there is only one restroom/shower building and the gate is locked each evening at 10:00 pm with no access out or in after that time.
Bathrooms are flush toilets, very clean and there are at least token eating showers. A well used trail at the rear of the park offers miles of hiking and mountain biking. Apparently it is quite popular as we witness many people parking in the day use and walk through the campground to access the trail. No dogs allowed though.
Michael & Imkelina would stay here again
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“Not Great + No Cell Service”
Reviewed 5/30/2016
Nightly rate: | $43 |
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Days stayed: | 0 |
We had originally planned on staying here on our way up the Pacific Coast Highway. Once we pulled in we were a bit taken back by the campground. It was more of just a parking lot that backed up to small wooded areas with your typical fire ring and picnic table (maybe not at all sites). Once we realized that we were not going to be st... more
We had originally planned on staying here on our way up the Pacific Coast Highway. Once we pulled in we were a bit taken back by the campground. It was more of just a parking lot that backed up to small wooded areas with your typical fire ring and picnic table (maybe not at all sites).
Once we realized that we were not going to be staying there we wanted to logon and check out some other campgrounds in the area, but our Verizon Mifi service was giving us zero bars so we knew for sure we couldn't stay there.
All in all, it really overpriced for what it is given no hook ups and the very strange set up.
Also, we found it to be called Point Mugu State Park when we were researching it.
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noted 2/1/2020
We were having trouble finding a dump station in the area, but the website said they had one here, so we stopped by. They let us dump for free, and there is a potable water spigot as well!
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Amenities
Hookups
- dry camping
Recreation
- recreation trail
Site Amenities
- fire ring
- picnic table
Facilities
- dump station
- recycle
- restrooms: flush
- showers
- trash
- water available
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