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Camping Near Los Angeles: 17 Great Campgrounds for Tent Camping With Kids
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Nonprofit says there are benefits to tents at campsite as governor pushes for pods
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Camping Near Los Angeles: Beaches, Parks & More Places to Camp Near LA - Thrillist
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High Cost Of Los Angeles Homeless Camp Raises Eyebrows And Questions : NPR
LA City Council Banned Camping Near Schools. Now, How Will It Be Enforced? | LAist
