The document highlights top outdoor activities for RV camping in Los Angeles, including pier fishing, visiting Joshua Tree National Park, paddleboarding around Balboa Island, and summiting Mount Baldy. It emphasizes iconic spots like Venice and Santa Monica, while also suggesting exploring lesser-known beach communities for a unique experience. Overall, it provides a guide for planning a scenic and engaging camping trip in Southern California.

1. OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES TO DO IN LOS
ANGELES WHILE RV CAMPING
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INTRODUCTION
From beaches to bonfires – your trip will begin with one of
the largest cities of Southern California i.e. Los Angeles has
non-stop actions & several things to do, however, it can be a
challenging to navigate, therefore, planning your camping
Southern California. So we have complied top outdoor
activities to do in L.A while camping.

3. GO PIER
FISHING
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The deep sea finishing tour holds every day of the week &
they are certainly famous with tourists. You’ll notice up &
down the coast of California. Most importantly, this place is
social, scenic & musical. Whether it is Venice, Santa Monica
or Balboa – all you need a cool chair, cooler & rod.

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VISIT JOSHUA TREE
NATIONAL PARK
Do not miss out to visit Joshua Tree National Park. It includes
beautiful landscapes, palm-fringed oases & experiencing silence
so gold, which you can hear the rush of air via bird’s feathers.

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PADDLEBOARD
AROUND BALBOA
ISLAND
It is a group of three artificial Islands, the Balboa island community is
situated in the harbor of Newport Beach. It has lots of its charm as a result
of rising rent costs, which have replaced mom & pop stores. According to
local tradition no visit to Balboa Island is complete without exploring or
devouring chocolate covered frozen banana.

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SUMMIT MOUNT BALDY
It is also known as Mount San
Antonio Baldly is the highest
peak in L.A. If you have a
shortage in time, then cut a few
miles off the trek by riding the
lift up to 7800 feet.

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VENICE & SANTA MONICA
Both Venice & Santa Monica are
two most iconic beaches and
they are definitely worth
visiting. If you are looking for
something different & more off
the beaten path, head to Los
Angeles RV Camping & South to
explore some of the city’s lesser
visited beach communities. One
of the most scenic & engaging
ways to do this.