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Recreation Opportunities

Hike: 2,391 acres of undeveloped woodland is waiting for hikers of all ages. Parking is at Moro Canyon parking lot behind El Morro school with maps available at the ranger station.
Hiking

Bike: Crystal Cove has become a center for Orange County cyclists. Miles of dirt road and single track routes are available.
Jane Lemonds

Horse: Bring your own horse. No stables at the park. Equestrian trails available.
Horses

Diving: The park's offshore waters are designated as an underwater park and is a popular diving area.
Diving

Surfing: When the surf's up, enjoy clean-water reef breaks.
Boogie Boarder

Camping: Two campsites on Moro Ridge. One campsite at Deer Canyon with picnic tables. Must hike up to sites. Primitive camping at its best. Pack it in! Pack it out!
Deer Canyon Campsite

Tidepooling: Reef Point, Pelican Point. See Tidepool page for critters.
Our thanks to Stephen Francis for the photo.


Tidepooling

Kayaking: Enjoy a leisurely paddle off shore. Views toward the inland hills are breath-taking.
Kayakers

Fishing: Bring your own bait and try your luck at catching a variety of sportfish.
fishing


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