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La Jolla Indian Campground
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La Jolla Indian Campground

πŸ“ Pauma Valley, CA
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Hookups
Partial
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Pet Policy
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WiFi
No
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Max RV
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About La Jolla Indian Campground

La Jolla Indian Campground sits on the San Luis Rey River in the mountains of North San Diego County. The La Jolla Band of LuiseΓ±o Indians owns and operates this 88-acre property.

La Jolla Indian Campground provides 160 individual campsites along the San Luis Rey River. The park accommodates RVs, trailers, and tents across several distinct loops. The campground operates seasonally from March through October.

The San Luis Rey River offers fishing for rainbow trout and bass. The La Jolla Band of LuiseΓ±o Indians has owned this land for generations. A small camp store sells basic supplies and firewood.

What Amenities Does La Jolla Indian Campground Offer?

Amenities include direct river access for fishing and swimming, a seasonal swimming pool, a camp store, hot showers, and flush toilets. The campground also has a playground and a designated area for basketball and volleyball.

What Are the Rates at La Jolla Indian Campground?

Nightly rates vary by site type and season. Tent sites start at approximately $35 per night. RV sites with full hookups start at approximately $55 per night. Cabin rentals are available at higher rates. All prices are subject to change; verify current rates on the official website.

What Are the Check-In Rules at La Jolla Indian Campground?

Check-in time is 2:00 PM; check-out is 12:00 PM. Reservations are strongly recommended, especially for summer weekends and holidays, and can be made online or by phone. Quiet hours are from 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM. A two-night minimum stay is required on weekends.

Where Is La Jolla Indian Campground Located?

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Pauma Valley, California
22002 Highway 76
πŸ“ Address22002 Highway 76, Pauma Valley, CA 92061-9721
πŸ“ž Phone7607421297
🌐 WebsiteVisit Official Site
πŸš— La Jolla Indian Campground is located in Pauma Valley, California, approximately 60 miles north of San Diego. The primary access is via State Route 76 (Highway 76), a two-lane mountain road with curves and elevation changes suitable for RVs.

What Attractions Are Near La Jolla Indian Campground?

Nearby attractions include Palomar Mountain State Park (25 miles east), the La Jolla Indian Reservation, and several local casinos like Casino Pauma and Pala Casino Spa & Resort. The town of Temecula is 35 miles north.

What Activities Are Available at La Jolla Indian Campground?

Primary recreation centers on the San Luis Rey River, which allows fishing (California fishing license required) and swimming. The campground also features a seasonal swimming pool, a playground, and courts for basketball and volleyball.

What Is the Atmosphere Like at La Jolla Indian Campground?

This is a family-oriented campground that is often fully booked on summer weekends. It caters primarily to short-term vacationers seeking a riverfront experience. The atmosphere is active and social during peak season.

Are Pets Allowed at La Jolla Indian Campground?

Pets are allowed but must be kept on a leash at all times. A maximum of two pets are permitted per site. Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their animals. Certain aggressive breeds may be restricted.

Frequently Asked Questions About La Jolla Indian Campground

Do I need a fishing license to fish in the San Luis Rey River?

Yes. A valid California fishing license is required for all anglers 16 years and older to fish in the San Luis Rey River at La Jolla Indian Campground.

Are campfires allowed at La Jolla Indian Campground?

Campfires are permitted only in provided fire rings. Firewood is available for purchase at the camp store; collecting wood from the surrounding area is prohibited.

What hookup services are available for RVs?

The campground offers full-hookup sites with 30-amp electricity, water, and sewer. It also has partial-hookup (water and electric) and non-hookup, dry camping sites.

What is the best time of year to visit?

The prime season is from late spring through early fall (May to September) when the weather is warm and the river is suitable for swimming. The campground is typically closed from November through February.

Is there cell phone service at the campground?

Cell phone reception (both data and voice) is unreliable in this mountainous area. The camp office may have a landline for emergencies.

What is the maximum length of stay?

The maximum continuous stay is 14 days. Visitors must vacate the campground for at least 48 hours before returning for another stay.

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