I investigated 1 Star Camping in Malibu, CA | Leo Carrillo Campground

[@melissalarochelle689]

This is one of my fav camp grounds. Anyone Giving it a 1 star is a miserable human being 😂 omg reviews are hilarious!!!!

[@karrpoollane]

Agreed. Thanks for watching! 😂

[@willxzero]

It's Malibu... You already know the locals are giving bad reviews cause they don't want people to go LOL

[@samezidrovibes]

Mine too! I’m not surprised by the comments - people are wild!

[@tomallen5837]

I like this guy's style. He's proving to everyone that all of the complainers are just what they are... complainers. I've been going there for years with my two boys and friends. Beautiful spots and shade everywhere. The only place where there isn't shade are designed for large campers and consequently large crowds. No, I won't give away the numbers for the best spots You'll just have to come here and figure it out yourself and then come back again. It's called "paying your dues". By the way, you will get squirrels if you leave stuff out. Yes, if you walk to the beach and leave stuff out, the squirrels will attempt to take whatever they can. But that's pretty camping-101 right there. The people who complain probably don't know how to camp. But to be fair yes if you go camping on the 4th of July weekend, you're going to get some noise, lol. I've had some of the best times here and the beach tunnels that are nearby are great.

[@7Wolf2k]

I could seriously watch hours upon hours of these videos. They're so entertaining and your sense of humor is spot on. I like the local restaurant review, but I'm also a huge fan of camping and cooking videos, so mix it up and I'll be a happy boy. Thanks again for a great video.

[@karrpoollane]

That makes me happy. I appreciate you. Good suggestion on mixing it up. Thanks for your input.

[@waltciii3]

I love Leo Carillo. A couple things, tar is naturally occurring on the beaches since the area is oil rich, and the camping ground stores will always be expensive. Just leave the camp and go to a regular chain supermarket down the 1.

[@davidbaldwin7684]

As a Santa Barbara beach person I suggest a bottle of baby oil to remove the tar. It works great and fast. Don't put kerosene and lighter fluid on your skin!

[@staceywacey1978]

Have none of those reviewers ever been to a SoCal beach? Anywhere there are oil derricks, there is going to be a chance of stepping on tar. A little kerosene (am I dating myself with this one?) or lighter fluid on a rag and it'll be gone. I'm a newer viewer, but I really enjoy your content and I can't wait to see where you go next. :)

[@karrpoollane]

I suppose not. It’s wild what people leave as a review. Thanks for watching and let me know any bad campgrounds I should check out.

[@p34chzz87]

I use sunscreen to get it off

[@rightyouareken7587]

Paint thinner works well

[@marksalsbery9826]

Oil derricks doesn’t even matter, except for spills of course. Oil seepage is normal worldwide, and by the time it forms tarballs it’s not super toxic. I wouldn’t eat it as part of a nutritious breakfast every day, however 😅

[@xart23x]

“Birds…it’s 5 am…one star. Good morning…I’m alive.” Literally, busted out laughing. Ure hilarious. Subscribed.

[@karrpoollane]

Thank you 😅

[@campjoe42]

"...birds, it's 5am..one star" had me spitting out my coffee. Thanks for the laugh

[@karrpoollane]

They really should respect quiet hours 😂

[@dennismuha]

I camped here last year and had a great time. Will be going back later this summer!

[@karrpoollane]

As you should. Glad you enjoyed it. It’s a beautiful spot.

[@CrabbyOldLady]

Leo Carrillo, the actor, was a big favorite of my generation. You'd often hear us kids playing, saying "Ho ho ho Pancho!", "Ho ho ho Cisco!"

[@blitztim6416]

I’ve stayed there, albeit years ago. I thought it was great. Going to the beach past the bridge, go right for a sandy beach, left for surfing. There has always been tar on SoCal beaches. Oil seeps offshore and floats onshore. It’s natural.

[@bobbicatt]

I live here in Malibu, the last few years have turned all the beach towns into homeless encampments. Millions were allowed to enter the USA illegally thanks to Biden/Harris. I Learned my lesson voting blue in the past. Now Harris is saying she’s going to fix things ? What has she or Biden done in 3.5 years …give billions away to other countries and millions to all the illegals that came here. All along the PCH there are homeless people living in tents.

[@alonsocruz81]

Man I live in Oxnard and it’s cool to see these videos haha your close to Lake Casitas honestly a great place to camp at now, water is at 100% capacity

[@karrpoollane]

I used to live in Oxnard! I love it there and hope to move back one day! I’ll have to check that out.

[@californiagirl_77]

G campground is my favorite

[@ryan_know-where9546]

This video series is so entertaining! I’m a big fan of a number of overlanding/camping channels, and yours is definitely becoming one of my favorites. Nice work pal!

[@karrpoollane]

I appreciate that a lotta bit. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@gdibble]

😆 *1? NO WAY, I give this place 5 stars.* I was there in 2024 and it's a fantastic camp site. Close to the beach, beautiful oceanic mural going under the bridge to the coastline, the best two-ply toilet paper I've ever used at a camp site much less any other gov building/etc (I'm not kidding, must be the luxury quality in the gov-supply catalog lol), nice bathrooms and amenities, all the water facets worked, camp rangers were very nice, and I can go on and on. My theory is they keep it super-nice for the camping Malibu folks, but all I can say [again] is the tp 🧻 quality was unreal. hahaha One really interesting thing is we notice a flock of a dozen green tropical birds that live in the area, so that was an unexpected surprise. 🦜 Thanks for your review; enjoyed it. _Keep up the great work and making this content._ ⛺

[@nestotally]

Leo Carillo is more of a family beach and a chill surf beach. It has a lot of tide pools and the kids love to spend hours walking around and checking out all the sea creatures.

[@karrpoollane]

It’s so nice

[@alwaysyouramanda]

I wonder if these “it’s filthy” reviewers believe in the “leave it cleaner than you found it” rule.

[@BrianMcGowan-if6om]

Great video! Did you know that Leo Carrillo is the beach used in The Karate Kid? Glad you didn’t have to use “The Crane” to defeat the squirrels.

[@samezidrovibes]

They were filming a movie when I was there earlier this year. 💯

[@cshughes77]

I like the local restaurant add-on … sometimes it’s nice to do that on a camp out so I think you should keep it as part of your videos - and I agree, supporting small businesses is great 🙌🏽

[@karrpoollane]

Sweet. Thank you so much for your input and for watching.

[@S.JerseyJim]

I lived in Oxnard when I was in the Navy. This brought back some fond memories but I’m an East Coast guy. Love your sense of humor and your camera shots are exceptional. ✌️

[@tonycastro3590]

Another great video! Thanks for showing us how beautiful this campground really is. Almost every video makes me want to do a weekend trip. Thanks!

[@karrpoollane]

No problem. Thank you so much for watching and commenting!

[@langerdesign848]

No squirrel or rat in your thumbnail - 1 star ⭐️

[@karrpoollane]

😂 fail

[@MikeHunt-qu6sk]

Get the Asians in there, wildlife will be gone quickly.

[@Silverback_GMT410]

I dig the local restaurant reviews in these vids.

[@karrpoollane]

Sweet! Thanks for the input.

[@Mikealbrecht80]

Love these 1 star reviews videos!

[@karrpoollane]

Thank you so much!

[@LuckyLarry]

Those are the most massive fish tacos I have ever seen! They looked delicious!

[@karrpoollane]

They were amazing!

[@nlabanok]

Ok here's the context and backstory. ANY beach with both camping and a decent surf break is gonna get flooded with locals and mobile surfers claiming it's a cesspool of chit and more chit and one star reviews claiming they'd make it a zero star review if they could. Why? Fight club rules....first rule of fight club... don't talk about fight club. I.E. they are chasing away the amateurs and dabblers and keeping the break uncrowded and for themselves. Now, is this a guarantee of a 5 star experience? Not at all...but anytime you see floods of 1 star reviews with a surf break....you need to dig deeper about the location.

[@Jaguar3801]

OMG! Love it and your sense of humor. It really makes the videos. Keep it up! ❤

[@karrpoollane]

I appreciate that! Means the world to me. I’ll keep it up! 🤘🏾

[@danielwright9418]

A lot of comments about the “oil” in the sand. It is not pollution, it occurs naturally. And it is actually tar. The local indigenous peoples used it for their watercraft, among other things. I haven’t watched too many vids of yours, but i will definitely get around to all of them eventually.

[@karrpoollane]

Thanks Daniel. I appreciate it.

[@kevinwilt3918]

Exactly tar seeps are very common in Ventura and Santa Barbara County. If they hate tar at Leo Carrillo I shudder to think how they would react in Carpinteria. Tar is only toxic if you eat it. So don't eat it.

[@allisonprusa8747]

So entertaining! I get a good laugh with everyone of your videos👍

[@karrpoollane]

Glad to hear it 😂. Thank you so much for watching!!

[@BuckingBronco]

Another great video! You’ve found a very clever (and useful) premise for your videos. I’ll know what to expect the next time I’m down your way. Thanks for sharing your experiences with us.

[@karrpoollane]

Thanks again for always watching and the kind comments. I appreciate you.

[@Junderclork]

The oil sludge is natural. There should be a lot more naturally, but the oil companies suck most of it out or have capped the seepage areas. Also, I think a lot of the 1-star reviews are designed to keep others away because it's so hard to get reservations.

[@earthwormandruw]

been a while since the algorithm has given some good new content. Just subbed! Love your humor 😂

[@karrpoollane]

Glad to hear the algorithm has blessed you. Thanks for watching 🤘🏾

[@jamesmurray5463]

Awesome! I just started RTT camping on my GX and found your channel a couple of days ago. Love seeing all of the campgrounds we have out here in socal. Keep up the good work!

[@karrpoollane]

That’s awesome. What year GX? Thanks and thanks for watching.

[@jamesmurray5463]

@@karrpoollane it’s a 2008. 470 gang!

[@CathyPinAZ]

How did I miss this?! I’m three days late to the party! 😮🎉😂 One star for me as a tardy viewer…five stars for another hilarious review! 🤩👏🏼😆 Food, bathrooms, rodents, rocks, tar or no tar, beautiful sunset - you covered it all. Thanks for the laughs! 😁

[@karrpoollane]

Better late than never. But don’t let it happen again 😁. Thank you so much

[@CathyPinAZ]

@@karrpoollane 😆😂

[@christikovach6394]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Thanks for this stellar review!!!!

[@michaelfarar4232]

Leo's a cool beach. Good summer waves during south swells. I surfed that area mostly County Line for 34 years. Tar can happen anywhere. Some scenes from the movie Point Break were shot here like when Patrick Swayze and Keanu Reeves fought the Oxnard bully surfers lol. Between here and going south to Topanga beach is the most scenic and beautiful area in So Cal. Pt Dume etc

[@angelmartinez9188]

Great videos, I’ve been binge watching most of them. I like that you don’t drag them on too long, the length is perfect! Do you have a video that reviews all your gear? If not, that would be a good one, just a suggestion. Keep them coming!

[@karrpoollane]

Thank you so much. I don’t have one reviewing my gear yet. I appreciate that!

[@shepelkstone]

I went there as a kid about 45 years ago. I remember it being just about like that back then too. SoCal beach all pretty much look like that if they didn't import sand. Seriously, they truck that beautiful sand in every year to make them so nice. I also remember a sea cave that is exposed at low tide. 8 year old me was nuts and wanted to see how far back it went. 8 year old me also didn't fully understand what a tide was or how it worked. Getting out was a bit sketch. Great video... first time viewer, new sub!

[@jungleperry]

dude, when you're ready for a definite upgrade, drive up the 101 to the central coast here. wow. wow. so nice. cooler than Malibu too. very nice beaches with no homes on them so you can like you know enjoy the beach and natural scenery, and there's lots and lots of campgrounds if you're car camping. I'm a backpacker but I can suggest many campgrounds for you. I think the best beach oriented camping around here is morro bay state park and further north San Simeon State Park. super clean beaches. super nice. best weather in California....

[@heartquaked]

It makes our day when you upload! Those fish tacos looked bombbbb

[@karrpoollane]

It makes me happy to read comments like this. Thank you. They were so bomb, which is why I was so upset I left a whole one in a to go box on my table

[@johnnyhoover5870]

Karrpool killing it in the bu! The only thing toxic is the ex 😂😂😂😂. You're becoming a legend.

[@karrpoollane]

Thanks brother 😅

[@raymondray8672]

Love your drone footage 👍✌️

[@karrpoollane]

Thanks Raymond! 🤘🏾

[@melindacarter933]

Looks great to me!! I like the food segment- nice to find local places to eat. The tacos looked amazing

[@karrpoollane]

Thanks Melinda. The tacos were so good. I was so mad I left a whole taco in my to go box on the table

[@melindacarter933]

@@karrpoollane ugh!! Hate when that happens!

[@lilibear62]

Best campground reviews ever! I want to sell my trailer and go 1 star!!!😂😂

[@karrpoollane]

Can’t beat these 1 star campgrounds

[@the305hauler]

Booyah 👊🏽 😁 👍🏽 🇺🇸 Thank you, California has fallen apart

[@Casitascrawlers]

If you are a mountain biker this is like heaven. It does get packed but I’ve ridden their for many years. Lots of shade trees & clean restrooms & showers.

[@GetOutsideYourself]

"Toxic tar" on the beach? That's from natural seeps. Nothing you can do about it. Welcome to California, land of the Tar Pits.

[@brenda5511]

And most likely, they DROVE there.

[@motorbreath3]

I was there. It's a good campground. The squirrel problem is real . A book was half eaten. Keep your tent closed at all times. A 10 minute walk to the beach. I enjoyed it ! There were big starfish and unique rock formations at the beach !

[@Ryn_E]

I've stayed here many times and have never had a bad experience Thank you for another fantastic review ❤

[@karrpoollane]

Great spot to stay! No problem. Thanks for watching!

[@chrisclift5691]

Had a great time staying here

[@jodiburnett6211]

One of my fave beaches of all time. Great video!

[@Nunyabiz34]

Love 1 ⭐️ reviews video day! Another great one!

[@karrpoollane]

You da best! Thanks for the support!

[@calij586]

Am gonna stay here soon so am doing some intel and stumbled acroas your channel. Love ya Man! You are absolutely hilarious and very entertaining. Thanks for the great content❤

[@roroteam8395]

Your video is my therapy thank you so much 🙏

[@karrpoollane]

Absolutely! Happy to help!

[@roguetheotter]

i feel like complaining about rocks on the beach is like complaining that there are too many trees in the forest. thats just nature, you don't like it, go to a different beach! nature doesnt care that you want sand. that aside, another great video! i really love these, though $52 still seems ridiculous for a night lol. oh yeah! and i agree with the guy who said mix-em up! i'm a big fan of watching the cooking, but i always love a good local restaurant.

[@karrpoollane]

I agree. 😂 Thanks for the input.

[@surfznsk8z]

I grew up camping and surfing at Leo Carrillo. I was probably a contributor to some of the 1 star reviews, me and the boys would party/drink all night. I can confirm that the Rangers will shut it down and if you get multiple complaints they will kick you out.

[@karrpoollane]

Haha no way 😂. I appreciate the honesty. Seems like a beautiful place to party and get kicked out of.

[@cameronlakotich6586]

The rangers at night told my group we could walk to the beach if we wanted to keep drinking and partying

[@OMGgirls_WORLD]

I used to drive from SB to Leo's to surf all the time. It gets blown out by noon and wind surfers take over. Camped at Leo Carillo's once, I think.

[@blastfurious]

Planning a camping trip for next month and these videos are good.

[@karrpoollane]

I appreciate that. Thanks for watching.

[@romayneceragioli3353]

Love this!!

[@lauriemarch4123]

We were in #121 a few weeks ago , we even had a coyote around 7pm looking for food . Squirrel s came right up to us . No wires eaten in any of our vehicles. Beach as always …AMAZING! Love the beautiful rocks too. There will be times after a storm ,no rocks ,completely sand . It changes daily . I take a bag and help pu trash . Too many people these days just leave their crap ….sad .

[@golfgirl0214]

😂 Thank You for supporting local for dinner… good review!

[@karrpoollane]

You’re welcome 😇 Thanks for watching.

[@monkee014]

If its so bad there wouldn't be a long wait list for camping sites. Leo carrillo is an amazing family campsite.

[@karrpoollane]

I agree ☝️

[@deborahpratt8311]

Hey Jordan Hope all is well. Malibu is beautiful. Love these videos

[@karrpoollane]

Thanks Deborah. I appreciate you watching and commenting.

[@TexaSteven]

Most awesomeness my msn keep them coming and liking the local food bites as well…

[@karrpoollane]

Thanks Steven! I appreciate the input and I’ll keep them coming 🫡

[@AdventuresofKonaandPete]

Great footage on the kite surfing!

[@CamGoesCamping]

That rat picture is terrifying! Oh heck no! Lol Thanks for these great review videos!

[@karrpoollane]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!

[@sabrinaplourde-realestatep4643]

Just checked it out a couple weeks ago. It didn’t look bad at all. Love there is a pretty large area behind your vehicle that you can setup canopies or whatever . Just beware, there are a couple sites that DONT offer shade and some area’s behind your vehicle are just a hill. You can google earth the whole campground. :)

[@karrpoollane]

Agreed 👍🏾

[@harveyfreed6342]

Glad you got permission to fly the drone. They wouldn't let me. Nice shots

[@TalkingWithMyselfAgain]

Love those drone shots over the water. They look like butterflies with their colorful sails. Glad the squirrels didn't eat your wires.... Smooches back 'atcha, lol.

[@susanmunson6389]

Stayed a week at Sycamore Canyon campground the week of 4 of July a few weeks ago and it was epic as always! Used to camp at Leo Carrillo but the beach is too rocky so been going to sycamore canyon for the past 5 years. We cruise down to Leo Carrillo for the little store they have. Love both campgrounds

[@rickagulia3767]

Nice video, about the Tar and oil. It comes from natural seepage. The Cumash Indians used it to water proof their canoes and other usage.

[@judithshelton5655]

My favorite park! I was biting my nails the whole time, hoping you'd like it. It can get rowdy, but in the best way. One time, a dude was practicing his guitar licks in the middle of the day, amp and all. It was annoying/adorable because he wasn't that great at the guitar. My only beef is the park is booked out months in advance, and I KNOW some folks no show, and sites are sitting empty. Did you see empty spots while you were there? I want to go for my birthday next week, so I keep checking, but nothing so far.

[@karrpoollane]

Haha I love you park. It was beautiful. I saw a few empty spots during my time there but it’s also hard to tell who had just left and who’s coming later in the day. I did feel like I was lucky to get a spot.

[@deborahpratt8311]

Those fish tacos look amazing…. Good choice. Beach sunset … nothing better

[@karrpoollane]

Right! They were so good. And that sunset was perfect!

[@christaq3528]

Hi Jordan. New sub here. I am from L.A. Love your videos and your sense of humor. Have you done lake Cachuma yet?

[@karrpoollane]

Hi Christa! Thanks for subbing. I appreciate it. I have not. Is it one I should check out?

[@christaq3528]

Definitely! It has its fair share of bad reviews, but I think it’s pretty nice. They have yurts there 🛖 You can rent them or just camp out. On holidays sometimes it attracts a lot of riff riff out from LA. Most of the times I have went it was pretty chill. I want to go rowing there next time!

[@amkamrath]

@@christaq3528I second Cachuma! Been a handful of times, nice when the lake is full. Beautiful spot for taking the family! San Ynez, Los Olivos or Solvang for local food spots but avoid going around holidays as it gets very touristy and traffic-y on Mission/246 (main road in & out). Check out Copenhagen Sausage & beer garden 👍🏽

[@alwaysyouramanda]

Middle Lion was great. No water though. My gf was gonna come with me and when she got there she immediately made her treck back. 😂❤ I had a great time at this one too as a kid. Where ever you go, you should be bringing extra water just in case.

[@larrybenson902]

We used to stay there all the time, we hope to return again soon. I think we even stayed in your exact spot. I will say on one of our last stays, some people partied at 1am and were lighting off fireworks, you've been there think how dangerous that is. We have not returned since.

[@paulp.879]

I was in the spot right across from yours a few weeks ago. If any complaint, more like a warning- there was a bee hive in one of the trees. Other than that, it was a pretty good spot.

[@karrpoollane]

Oh no way! Glad the bees didn’t seem to be swarming everyone. Did you have a 🇯🇲 flag up at your spot?

[@paulp.879]

@@karrpoollane no flag, lol. But yeah, basically I was parked right across from your spot. Pretty nice grounds over there. For sure crowded, but no annoying neighbors!

[@Koz4concern]

😂😂got this recommended while out here at Leo Carrillo Fun fact: Leo Carrillo is the second cleanest beach in southern California It’s also a great place to forage for sea urchins during low tide in late autumn

[@symorlinthecaster5882]

New subscriber here.... Love the 1 star reviews series

[@kimberlygood-kester2706]

Jordan, love your channel! When my husband and I lived in LA we loved to camp and we went looked at a campground in Ventura. It was a state campground. It was disgusting. I don’t know if you’ve already been there or not. It was bad though.

[@karrpoollane]

I haven’t been there. I love Ventura so I’d be glad to check it out.

[@someguy9778]

That campground used to be nice also, in the 90's .Haven't been since.

[@jimmyers264]

SoCal beaches have tar from natural seeps. Olive oil works great to remove it. Or just leave it alone and walk around the beach. Pretty soon you'll have a new pair of huaraches 🤣

[@karrpoollane]

Nice 😂

[@slashismyhommie8182]

Hey, I camped at 102 last time I was there like 5 years ago. Camp Spot cousins

[@karrpoollane]

Letsss goooo! Thanks for leaving it in good shape. 😌

[@snowvalley11]

Yep..102 ain't so bad. Camped there before

[@christylong4859]

Great video!!

[@JMH33SD]

Fun facts: they filmed the original Point Break and Karate Kid at LC beach and 90210, and lots of other movies. Very popular movie pic spot

[@karrpoollane]

Woah, that is a fun fact. There was a film crew when I was there filming some famous artist that was visiting from Japan.

[@e1evenXneve1e]

Love your reviews! Next time you’re out that way I recommend stopping by Pita Bu for a fish kabob pita

[@karrpoollane]

Woah, that sounds delicious! Thank you 🙏

[@michaelbowers5675]

those fish tacos looked fantastic, I will definitely go check that spot out

[@karrpoollane]

They were so good. I’m still upset I left one in a to go box when I left.

[@gilbertlopez2333]

Bruh Leo Carrillo is totally chill. Y’all realize camping is like pretending to be homeless on purpose right? Chilllll

[@ednapuckett1042]

You’re spending $50 per night?! The nomad movement suggests adding lights (motion sensored) under their hoods at night. Thank you for taking this into your own hands! Bless you! Yes for local food suggestions!

[@karrpoollane]

Yeah, insane price right? Oh that’s smart with the lights. Thanks for watching and for the input.

[@julieb3996]

Sycamores are the most cooling trees, I have noticed in CA... Also seems like persons camping in public places where they should not be camping, causing trouble. Then watching mesmerizing videos of persons having their best day, doing some kind of kite surfing.

[@kpadventures2238]

its one of my favorite campground in Southern LA☺️ never had an issue

[@karrpoollane]

It’s so nice!

[@kpadventures2238]

@@karrpoollane but i like el capitan more. you should make a review😄😄😆

[@dufferdude1205]

I live in Northern San Diego. That beach is packed for many reasons. Mostly a family park for the most park and not perfect but only those with unrealistic expectations would complain.

[@jamesrsnyder6951]

We go there several times a year to walk on the beach and was there a few weeks ago. All 4 of use had tar on the bottom of our shoes after walking on the beach. Does not happen every time, but happens at all the beaches from there to well north of Santa Barbara. May try camping there with a small motorhome.

[@surf6009]

I'm good with the local food reviews! I watch all sorts of food reviews channels.

[@dgator75]

Blows my mind to hear prices and having to pay for showers. I live in southwest Missouri and $5- $20 a night depending on how nice of a spot you want. Showers are free at every campground I've ever stayed at. Most of our campgrounds though don't have a private parking space. Either a parking lot and then tent area or you pull up on the ground by your tent lol. I guess being on the beach or by the ocean definitely affects cost, as well as being on the west coast lol.

[@karrpoollane]

Super jealous of those prices. But yeah, west coast prices are wild.

[@jillvasquez1010]

The parking is definitely a west coast thing, I don't think I've ever encountered a campground that didn't have a designated parking spot for each site in California.

[@cinemabside]

Leo Carrillo is where they filmed the beach scene from the Karate Kid! I did a filming locations video on my channel there!

[@abracing199]

I feel like going during the week definitely makes it easier for the grounds to be their best, but not necessarily representing of what most people experience would be since almost eberyone is a weekend visitor.

[@ClimberPD]

It's a misconception that the tar you occasionally pick up with your feet from SoCal beaches is caused by the off-shore oil derricks. The area is full of natural tar pits (ever heard of La Brea tar pits in LA?). Some of that tar naturally seeps from cliff rock faces in some places and from ocean floor rocks. The presence of those tar pits is somewhat correlated to the oil derricks in the sense that the fact that there is oil in the region is causing both the tar seeps and makes it a good place for drilling.

[@jonasgeez2140]

Usto go camping here alot years ago great place

[@xochitlp]

Thanks for the kiss!😂

[@karrpoollane]

You’re welcome 😚

[@Gav2mch]

Stayed here for years! Was just there as recently as last month with a large group. Squirrels. Why would you keep your car windows open? Never had a single problem. The beach caves are amazing. You don’t ever go across PCH because there is an underground tunnel. Dog beach one side and tide pools on the other.

[@jakee618]

Spent many summers at that campground and a few others in the 70s:)

[@VivaciousVenom13]

Love Malibu Brewing Company

[@garychiang2568]

Palmolive! Just sponsor this guy already!