Bolsa Chica State Beach

Bolsa Chica provides the perfect playground for veteran and first-time surfers, campers, fishermen/women, and families, many of which stay well into the evening for a classic beach bonfire. 

• Location and Parking

• Amenities

• RV Camping

• Concessions

Location and Parking

Bolsa Chica State Beach is from Seapoint Street north to Warner Avenue. Parking is $15 per day; $30 for RVs.

Amenities

Here you’ll find public restrooms, outdoor showers, wheelchair accessibility, Visitor Center, beach volleyball courts, basketball courts, year-round RV camping (reserve via Reserve America), paved beach path, picnic ramadas, barbecue grills, and 200 fire rings available on a first-come, first-served basis. Pro tip: Arrive early to claim one during peak season, or reserve a picnic area, which comes with its very own fire ring.

Bolsa Chica State Beach RV Camping

Bolsa Chica Campground (closed until construction project completed).

(714) 846-3460

17851 Pacific Coast Hwy, Huntington Beach, CA 92649

• Park hours: Monday - Sunday 6am - 10pm; Gates close at 9pm 
• Max. Trailer Lengths: 40 Feet. 
• Max. Camper/Motorhome: 40 Feet
• 50 on-site electrical and water hookups 
• Prices range from $55.00 - $65.00 plus Reservation Fee Charge
• Pet-friendly RV Huntington Beach Camping 

Activities 

Bolsa Chica State Beach has 3 miles of uninterrupted coastline, endless summer weather, and various thing to enjoy and experience on the beach. From surfing, biking, bonfire pits, fishing, and volleyball, there is something for everyone to enjoy the outdoors at Bolsa Chica State Beach. 

Concessions

If noshing on fresh Californian cuisine and sipping cocktails by the sea sound like your ideal beach day, Bolsa Chica State Beach is your happy place. At the most northern tip sits SeaLegs at the Beach, pours wine and beer and serves up a champagne brunch, signature flatbreads, and more. As they say, “it’s not your average burger shack.” Keep heading south and stop in at Beach City Provisions, a one-stop shop catering to RV campers and featuring comfort food, local craft beer, and a small general store. And finally, Pacific Kitchen at the southern most end offers sustainably sourced fish, acai bowls, coffee, and beer.