Lava Wall Campsite

Wonderful secluded location with a beautiful volcanic rock cliff (hence the name "Lava Wall" directly behind the campsites. There are actually two campsites here, and it is difficult to determine which is the premium site. The tide is dramatic at this location, meaning that about 40-50 feet of shoreline is prone to exposure and submersion given normal tide fluctuation. One of the campsites resides about 5-10 feet above the elevation of high tide. We didn't stick around for the high surf advisory, but instead packed up and headed back to San Pedro. There is a limited supply of flat land at this location, but most of it is shaded nicely in the afternoon. The seashore is composed of rocks varying from marble-sized to pumpkin-sized and bigger. A claw or Bruce style anchor sets best in this loc