January is an excellent time to visit, you may be lucky enough to get a site right on the sand. Thank you for watching and we appreciate you subscribing to our channel.

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Hi, we love this campground for the same reason. We love being so close to the water. Not many options for hiking. We took a walk along the main road bike path, but that’s all it really is. Thank you so much for supporting our channel, liking this video and subscribing. We appreciate it.

@@airstreamexpeditions1 Certainly nothing wrong with a nice and relaxing camping trip. Thank you for the info!

You should try going in February. This video was filmed in February and it was almost empty. Felt like we had the entire park to ourselves. It was fantastic! Anyhow, thank you for liking and subscribing. We appreciate your support of our channel.

@@airstreamexpeditions1 February would be too cold for me! I'll always remember Jalama Beach for the first time I ever saw the Milky Way in person. It was a sight to behold! Also, the problem with the beach front spots are that people will walk through to get to the beach. One night, someone actually drove in early in the morning and just parked between another camper and us! We stopped camping on California coast line anymore. Just too many people now. We either head for the mountains or the desert, and even that is getting crowded. Nice Airstream BTW!

Thanks for the tip Sean! We’ll definitely have to check it out. Is it dry camping there or do they have hook ups?

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@@airstreamexpeditions1 There is 30 amp service in one loop of the campground about 10 sites, the rest is dry camping. It’s is hot in the summer but cool November through about May.

@@seanryan5311 cool thank you for the tip. we are always looking for new places to explore, especially close to home here in Southern California. If we end up making it out and making a video, I’ll make sure to give you a shout out for the idea!

@@airstreamexpeditions1 Sounds good, I looked forward to more of your camping adventures videos.

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you very much for your support, liking this video and subscribing to our channel. New video coming tomorrow!

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Hi, thank you very much for supporting our channel, it means a great deal to us. I’m glad this video has inspired you to plan your own trip to Baja, it’s a beautiful place and we love it. Erica and I travel there at the bare minimum once per year. Mom was born in Baja so I’m pretty familiar with the area. I’ve received many inquiries such as yours and I’m thinking of putting together a video about traveling to Baja, how to prepare, etc. Baja is a safe place, but there is some crime just like anywhere else. You just have to be smart about things and most importantly have some common sense. Feel free to message me here or DM me if you have any questions or would like me to help you prepare an itinerary and give you some pointers. We may return in November.

@@airstreamexpeditions1 I’m glad to have come accross uour site, and I would certainly love to stay in touch. There’s so much to know and so many unknowns. Perhaps one of the most important ones apart from safety or security is do you require a letter from your finance company to bring your rig down to Baja? I’ve been as far as the valley of Guadalupe and Cabo San Lucas. I’ve always been fascinated to the natural beauty, how sparse, broad, empty and how serene everything is. Beautiful people, exquisite food. Looking forward to staying in touch, hopefully we can plan it trip as a group one day and have a blast amongst new long lasting friends! Cheers! 🍺👍🏻

That is awesome! We love this campground. It’s very well kept and in a perfect location.

It’s one of my favorites! If you’re planning a trip feel free to DM me and I can give you some more pointers. Happy travels!

Fernando, it is beautiful! We like that it’s centrally located with a short drive to San Luis Obispo and Pismo Beach. I highly recommend this campground. Feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions I’m planning a trip there. I can give you some ideas on things to do in the area.

Thank you for supporting our channel. We love Flying Flags Avila Beach and we have returned various times. I’m sorry you did not enjoy your time there. Maybe it’s not for everyone.

@@airstreamexpeditions1 My hope is that many people become aware of the items I’ve outlined. I’ve been RV’ing since 2000 and don’t recall an RV campground that would not allow you to dump or load water like that. Over $100 a night for a dirt lot with zero view and construction slag. The campground is still being built, so there’s construction occurring. There are no dump stations anywhere near to Avila Beach. You’d have to drive to Pismo to find water or dump.

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You are absolutely correct! The union oil company used to own this land and at one point in time, this was the largest crude oil shipping point in the world. The industry ended with a persistent underground leak that ultimately necessitated a massive cleanup in the late 1990s.

Thank you for supporting our channel, it really means a lot to us. We just released a new video two days ago. Part 2 of our Glen Canyon national recreation area trip. Future videos will include sequoia national Park, Jalama Beach, Bahia de Los Angeles fishing trip and Arches National Park

Hi, thank you for supporting our channel. This Campground isn’t for everyone. It’s one of the cleanest most well-maintained campgrounds I’ve ever stayed at. Also a perfect location. Well worth the price if you’re willing to pay it.

Hi Steven, thank you for watching and supporting our channel. Here are my suggestions… 1. Do your research on KZbin and get familiar with areas you would like to visit. 2. Download the Campendium and iOverlander app. To your smartphone. This will help you plan out your trip and give you ideas as to where to camp. If you are unsure the distance between two destinations just plug them in to Google maps and it will tell you the distance and estimated driving time between locations . 3. I suggest joining two Facebook groups. Talk Baja and Safe Camping in Baja Mexico. Here you can do more research and ask questions. Both groups are run by the same person, an American man married to a Mexican woman who has lived in Baja for quite a while. You may be able to join a caravan, but it’s really easy to get around Baja as there is just two main roads, one on the Pacific side and one on the sea of Cortez side. I hope this helps, if you have any other questions, please reach out.

Hi Steven, thank you for watching and supporting our channel. Here are my suggestions… 1. Do your research on KZbin and get familiar with areas you would like to visit. 2. Download the Campendium and iOverlander app. To your smartphone. This will help you plan out your trip and give you ideas as to where to camp. If you are unsure the distance between two destinations just plug them in to Google maps and it will tell you the distance and estimated driving time between locations . 3. I suggest joining two Facebook groups. Talk Baja and Safe Camping in Baja Mexico. Here you can do more research and ask questions. Both groups are run by the same person, an American man married to a Mexican woman who has lived in Baja for quite a while. You may be able to join a caravan, but it’s really easy to get around Baja as there is just two main roads, one on the Pacific side and one on the sea of Cortez side. I hope this helps, if you have any other questions, please reach out.

Hey Steve, thanks for watching and supporting our channel. We love visiting Baja and return yearly since we live so close in Los Angeles. No need for a fishing license if fishing from shore.

I totally get it Dino. $160 per night isn’t cheap, but there are many people out there that don’t mind the price as long as they’re in close proximity to the ocean and have all the amenities. This campground isn’t for everyone. We really appreciate your support of the channel and feedback.

Flying Flags is a lovely resort.

Hi, it’s a Sea Eagle 385 FTA. We’ll have several uploads in the upcoming weeks related to the gear we use as we have had many inquiries. Thanks for watching.

It is pricey however in my opinion it’s worth the location and amenities.

Glad it was helpful Vincent! I grew up watching Huell Howser with my dad on PBS. We watched many episodes together. Maybe Huell’s episodes are so burned into my brain that his style is subconsciously reflected on our videos!

It’s expensive, but very nice

I get it. Everyone who lives in a tight knit community wants to keep it clean and safe however, people who visit the flying flags campground are typically RV travelers a little more on the affluent side as it’s not cheap to camp there. This brings money into the community and I’m sure local small businesses appreciate the patronage.

Ed, have you tried Port San Luis?

Wow, we’re sorry you’re having a bad day.

Lmfao the Californian thinks the tourists are the ones leaving trash everywhere 😂😅

Hello Irene, thank you for watching. We were there in July 2023 and the weather was fantastic. We’ve also been there in the month of February and although the water may be too cold for swimming, you can still kayak and visit nearby Pismo Beach. We’ll be there again at the end of June, in a couple of weeks. Happy camping!

Never had any issues in 40 years of travel to Baja.

Thank you for watching. It must’ve been quite a sight visiting in the 1990s. Bahia de Los Angles is one of my favorite places in Baja to visit.

Hey, thanks for watching. I hope you enjoy our videos. Papa Fernandez has rustic camping on the beach but its a little rough getting there is you’re towing a trailer like us. We camp down the road at Rancho Grande. There are a few options for fishing. I use captain Bebo. You can DM him on his IG page at instagram.com/teodorovalenzuelalopez?igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==. He also has a Facebook page facebook.com/profile.php?id=100009344055784&mibextid=LQQJ4d.

Hello, Thank you for watching. Thankfully, we’ve never had any issues.

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@@airstreamexpeditions1 They're from Texas lol

@@thedarthsidious66To be fair, most states know California is a crap hole and look down on its residents.

One of my favorite spots ❤

@@Laura_0708 same here, thank you for watching and supporting our channel.

I personally prefer a travel trailer. This allows us to set up camp and drive into town for supplies or dinner without having a break down. Being able to disconnect your tow vehicle is very convenient. No need for four-wheel-drive unless you plan to go off the beaten path. All the camping locations on our channel don’t require four-wheel-drive. Let me know if you have any questions, cheers!

Thank you for supporting our channel, I hope you got some valuable information. Let me know if you need any recommendations for places to stay or captains to take you fishing. You don’t need a license for shore fishing, but you do need a license to fish from a kayak or a vessel. You can obtain a license online here is the link. sportfishing.bajacalifornia.gob.mx/

Thank you for respond. I watch all you video from Baja and have all Capitan's names you recommended. When you go fishing with Capitan I see you use you bottom fishing rod/ reel for yellowfin . what rig did you use on this video for bottom fishing? do the captain provide fishing rods or better to use your own? Thank you again. I found you video is best for fishing in Baja Thank you @@airstreamexpeditions1

Depending on the time of year you visit, yellowtail can sometimes be down deep. In that case, we use 80 pound test with an Owner 6/O hook. Other times of the year they’re on the surface and you can catch them with irons. I always suggest calling the Captain ahead of time and asking him what gear to bring. I usually bring my own gear but it’s not needed. Just let your captain know ahead of time and he can provide a gear for you.

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Sean, I’m not a camera person either. All I use is a GoPro, drone and my iPhone. Thanks for watching. Let me know if you plan on going to Glen Canyon and I can provide some tips.

Thank you for the suggestion John. The farmers market was on my itinerary, but we arrived a little late Thursday night and we were not able to make it. I’ll keep it in mind for the next time we visit in April. Oh, and Avila is a Spanish surname pronounced aa-vee-lah, exactly as I said it.

Well buddy, if you come here and pronounce Avila like that, you would be the only one so if you want to continue to look like an idiot, be my guest

@@airstreamexpeditions1 I live in Tiburon several months out of the year and it’s pronounced Muh-rin, your Avila is spot on.👍

@@garygolfer3243 cool, thank you, Gary. We appreciate your support and hope our channel is helpful to you.

Thank you! The awww was driving me crazy. 🤪😉

Hello, the name of the company is Sea Eagle.

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