The back of our site led to a hiking path. I was concerned when a few people used our site to cut through to the path during the afternoon, but it only ended up being two groups during our entire stay, so it wasn't a big deal at all. We saw lots of bunnies/squirrels on the path.
After we set up camp we drove to nearby San Onofre, which I believe is the northern-most beach in San Diego county. The camping reservation is good for parking at any state park/beach for the entire day you check in and check out. One thing I really liked about San Onofre is that the parking is literally steps away from the beach. This is a real advantage when you're lugging beach gear along with a couple of kids.
It was a beautiful day.
After we returned to the campsite, it was time to fire up the grill. We brought a package of "Bool Kogi" from Trader Joe's and it turned out really easy/good.
We also made some fried rice.
Can't go camping without s'mores!
The next morning we had our usual eggs-sausage-hash browns breakfast and packed up (or I should say, D packed up) and went to San Clemente state beach. Then we ate lunch at LaRocco's. They serve NY style pizza, which we bought by the slice.
n enjoying a garlic knot.
It was good, but on the oily side.
Also, I'm not sure why I have so many pictures of n on this trip. Oh well, I guess it helps balance out the "second child, so I don't have as many photos of me" syndrome that we have inevitably fallen into.
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