Discover 5 parks for camping within driving distance of Long Beach
"Long Beach visitors come for a scenic coastal outing that pairs well with the park’s beaches and historic sites. It is close enough for an easy half-day or full-day visit."
A dramatic coastal park at the mouth of the Columbia River with lighthouses, beaches, and ocean views.
"Long Beach families often visit for swimming, camping, and coastal recreation. The park is a convenient option for a day trip or weekend stay along the Gulf."
A Gulf Coast park known for camping, a waterpark, and beach access.
"Long Beach residents enjoy day trips to Crystal Cove for beachcombing, tide pooling, and exploring the park’s scenic bluffs."
A coastal park with beaches, tide pools, hiking trails, and historic cottages.
"Long Beach visitors may drive north for a less developed shoreline and a more relaxed camping atmosphere. It appeals to travelers looking for a quieter Pacific Coast destination."
A sandy Pacific Coast park with beach access, camping, clamming, and ocean views.
"Long Beach visitors can enjoy a short drive to a quieter inland park experience with camping and lake access."
A peaceful coastal park with a lake, camping, fishing, and family-friendly recreation near the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
