Aw...LA camping!
We stayed at Dockweiler three nights in September. No problem. It's on the beach and is a parking lot. It's a bit pricey, but better if you don't stay on the front row. You can still see the beach from most of the second row spaces - just a little less sand in the trailer.
It's a county park. We felt safe enough, but it could be better kept. Employees are lax about trash, etc. Biggest hassle was we were visiting our son and he had to say he was coming to pick us up just to drive in. Guests are supposed to park way up at the public parking lot and there's a charge. They change the gate code weekly but we were told employees sometimes give out the code to friends, who then come and take all the firepits on the beach for parties. We saw this happen a couple of times.
Get this- we arrived about 40 minutes before check in and they wanted $17 to let us pull into our empty space. So we waited outside the gate. Then others lined up beside us, blocking us in so we had to wait until they got checked in.
We had trouble with their electric outlet and had to use the hookup at aspace beside ours.
They fixed our outlet when they needed the other one a day or so later.
I hate LA & would never go there if our son didn't live there! Still, we'll probably stay there again if we ever tow back to LA. (UNLIKELY) It is an overpriced, poorly managed parking lot, but its convenient.
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Carol
2004 Dodge Ram 2500 Cummins HD 1987 Excella 32'
"Besides, I'm a gypsy at heart and I like to travel around." Reba McEntire
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