New Brighton Beach Campground - Capitola, California
New Brighton Beach Campground The New Brighton Beach Campground is located in the town of Capitola near Santa Cruz, California off Highway 1. It has a variety of RV Camping facilities including Tent and RV pads (No Hook-Ups). The campground is on a bluff above New Brighton Beach with a long beach-walk to the famous Sea Cliff Cement Ship. The campgroups is part of the California Parks System. It has clean facilities and is rustic, but right in town.
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Traveler Posted Spa Review: New Brighton Beach Campground Review
Reviewed By: George
From: San Jose, Calif
Trip Date: August, 2008
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Near Water: Yes
Hook Ups: No
Cable TV: No
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"We brought our 25 ft Winnebago to camp at New Brighton Beach recently. We liked the campground because it was close to town, yet gave us a feeling of being deep in a rural area with lots of big coastal redwood and pine trees offering shade and a mountain feeling. It was really quite nice. The campground sits on a plateau with the beach about 100 steps below. This is a popular beach and had a fair amount of day use people. We spent the bulk of the days just hanging at the beach and evenings camping in the woods 100 steps up the hill. The campground had pads for RVs and a ringed fire area but no water or electric. Water was available out of a central outlet. We had fun and enjoyed it however, we had to reserve months in advance to get the weekend reservation." - George from San Jose, California
"We brought our 25 ft Winnebago to camp at New Brighton Beach recently. We liked the campground because it was close to town, yet gave us a feeling of being deep in a rural area with lots of big coastal redwood and pine trees offering shade and a mountain feeling. It was really quite nice. The campground sits on a plateau with the beach about 100 steps below. This is a popular beach and had a fair amount of day use people. We spent the bulk of the days just hanging at the beach and evenings camping in the woods 100 steps up the hill. The campground had pads for RVs and a ringed fire area but no water or electric. Water was available out of a central outlet. We had fun and enjoyed it however, we had to reserve months in advance to get the weekend reservation." - George from San Jose, California
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