Anywhere to drive on the beach?

[MurdaJ]

Originally Posted by havasu

Looking at the Cal website, they show San Onofre State Beach as a possible place, but I haven't confirmed it.

California State Parks

At San O you are kinda driving on the sand

[quicksand]

New here, so you mean to tell me you can not drive on pismo beach anymore? Been back in california for 3 years now. I need to go wheeling, just moderate stuff. I am here in oceanside.

[ltcairborne]

Station with the military for a little over 6 months... people seem to be great but would like to experience wilderness outside of the hustle and stress of the city any recommendations?

[quicksand]

Yea I would like to go explore to but dont know where to go. I have been here 3 years now and have not had a chance. Plus I gotta find mild trails. My rig is my only ride right now, she has to be babied she is my grocery go getter. I am currently running a BB with 31s. 97 4 Banger.

[TheQuaz]

If I were determined to drive on the sand. I would head down to Salt creek after hours and make enough money to pay a huge fine.

[TheQuaz]

There are some moderate Four Wheeling places off the Ortega hwy called Wildomar. Also black star canyon on the back side of El Toro. Black star is fun but street legal vehicles only.

[ringin10]

Originally Posted by quicksand

New here, so you mean to tell me you can not drive on pismo beach anymore? Been back in california for 3 years now. I need to go wheeling, just moderate stuff. I am here in oceanside.

I think you can still drive on the sand at Pismo. There's still a yearly Toyota event up there called Surf & Turf.

Unless your truck has red lights and a siren on it...and says "lifeguard" - there's no driving on the beaches here. I'm glad too...I can just imagine how many people would try to imitate those car commercials...driving on the sand...blowing some water up behind their car...only to get swept away out to Catalina.

[stayaway]

yea, san O but that's not for off-roading. just a parking lot .