Boodocking in California
Learn about camping and boondocking in the Golden State
CCR § 2205. General
The following rules are the actual “word for word” regulations adopted by the California Department of Transportation with respect to use of the state’s rest areas and vista points.
CCR 14 § 4456 – Vacating
This regulation, applicable to California State Parks, State Beaches, and State Recreation Areas, defines the requirements for vacating a campsite, including the latest checkout time.
CCR 14 § 4455 – Camping Time Limits
This regulation defines how long you can camp within a single park, recreation area, or beach, that is under the management of California Department of Parks and Recreation…
CCR 14 § 4452 – Number Occupying Campsites
This regulation, applicable to California State Parks, State Beaches, and State Recreation Areas, defines the maximum number of vehicles and people that may occupy a campsite.
CCR 14 § 4454 – Occupancy
This regulation, applicable to California State Parks, State Beaches, and State Recreation Areas, defines when a campsite is legally occupied…
CCR 14 § 4451 – Camping
This regulation, applicable to California State Parks, State Beaches, and State Recreation Areas, prohibits visitors from camping in areas that were not approved for camping…
CCR 14 § 4330 – Pesticides
This regulation prohibits visitors from excessive pesticide use (Borax, repellents, fire ant killer, etc.)…
CCR 14 § 4324 – Sanitation
This regulation prohibits visitors from dumping sewage and gray water on the ground…
CCR 14 § 4322 – Nudity
This regulation prohibits visitors from being nude in California State Parks, State Beaches, and State Recreation Areas...
CCR 14 § 4320 – Peace and Quiet
This regulations sets official quiet hours for state parks, state beaches, and state recreation areas...
