Nice people, no attitudes in the water. Little crowded . Get their early in the summer or when there is good waves

First of all, the train is RIGHT on the beach--so cool. After we couldn't find parking at the city beach, we pulled right into a spot practically on the sand at the state beach. It seemed very private, but they did have a snack bar and bathrooms. This is exactly the beach I will go to next time.

I loved being here.It was relaxing even though it was busy. Everyone was having fun. The beach was clean and the facilities were good.

We love going to SanO, AKA old mans. Very special beach where you can park right on the beach. The place has bathrooms and shoers are on the sand between plants and plam trees. there are fire pits and a perfect beach for people that wants to leanr to surf. Be aware on busy weekends and holidays if you dont... More

Wish you had grown up on the beaches of So Cal back in the 50's and 60's? Here is your chance. Grab a beat up station wagon, load up the kids and the boards, and head down to the real deal. Pack some food as sunset here is tough to beat.

San Onofre bluffs are right along the I5 and railway tracks but really it is not hard to sleep if you bring ear plugs even while sleeping in a tent. Think of it as overflow camping for all of southern California and you should get the picture... Employees are great as is the surf nearby.

They had an afternoon waiting line for day people to park... One out, one in... You had to wait in line for someone to leave... Lots of surfers trying to come in the late afternoon.

Sano as it is called by the locals is a famous surf beach in southern California. It has two campgrounds, one in San Mataeo Canyon and the other on the old Pacific Coast Highway with trails down to the beach, nicknamed "trails" by the locals. You never know who you might see at the surfing beach. It fills up early... More

Having stayed at San Mateo Campground previously, and being somewhat unimpressed, my husband and I decided to try San Onofre Bluffs Campground for a last minute weekend getaway. You can view most of this campground driving south on the 5 freeway just past the nuclear power plant. Most sites are directly adjacent to the freeway and also the train tracks.... More