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Los Padres/Plaskett Creek
Los Padres Plaskett Creek Big Sur is a stunningly beautiful area located in the Big Sur region of California. It is a popular destination for camping, hiking, and other outdoor activities. The area is known for its rugged coastline, towering redwood forests, and stunning views of the Pacific Ocean. The Plaskett Creek area is home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, elk, and black bears. The area is also home to a variety of plant life, including wildflowers, ferns, and mosses. The area is also known for its abundance of waterfalls, creeks, and streams. Visitors to the area can enjoy a variety of activities, including fishing, kayaking, and bird watching.
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User Reviews
shinobi4184
Audry was an awesome camp host for letting me stay the night in the picnic area as all the campsites were booked!! P.S airdrop them some ice please
Trinidad Retreats
Love this campground walk to sand dollar beach, clean water and bathrooms, great firewood and fire pits, camp host can be
Darrell & Jeredene Ollenberger
The park was easy to find. It is located right off of highway101. There is pavement all the way including in the park. Signage is good. Check in was efficient and friendly. The rules are fairly basic.. Our site, 08, was a back in that was not quite long enough for our short 28 foot Coach and Towed. Our two door Wrangler had to stick out onto the street a bit. Services were non existent. Even the water was not usable as the system was contaminated. Distancing is reasonable for a State Park. Each site has a table and a fire pit that were NOT conveniently located. Our site was flat but sloped to the rear. We did not use the washrooms as they were closed due to the contaminated water supply. This park is in serious need of upgrading. The interior roads had many very deep pot holes with some deep enough to damage your vehicle and large areas where the pavement have broken away completely. Very few sites are level and very few are long enough to fit a motorhome with a towed. This park appears to have been built and designed for the 1950s and little or no improvements have been made since. There is a pathway across the highway and down the road that will take you to the beautiful beach. Be aware, to get there, one must make use a 100 step staircase down and again on the way back. This and the fact that the park is reasonably located, are the only redeeming features. The camp host will sell you a very small bundle of fire wood for $15.00 and five gallons of water for $5.00 (or a quart for a dollar). We found this park to be very poorly run. The camp host was hardly visible until it was time to sell firewood. We saw no effort made to maintain the park in any way. They were not knowledgeable about the local area. When asked where one could fill our tank with fresh water and dump our grey and black tanks we were told that a location was not known. We paid $35.00 per night and we feel we received very poor value. Because of the lack of water and sanitary services, this park should have been closed or at least the price reduced accordingly. We doubt if we will be back again.
Cory Spieler
Amazing spot. Love the trails along the bluffs
Theodore Krumm
Quiet. Well spaced sites. Up on the bluffs across hwy 1 from ocean