California Trailer Park

California Trailer Park is a small, rocky reef surf spot just north of Ensenada (near San Miguel and Todos Santos) with consistent surf. Accounts describe it as partially exposed to exposed, with a rocky, reef-based lineup where tides and careful entry matter. For waves, the spot is known for short, fast lefts and peeling right-hand rides when the swell angle is correct. Wave quality is generally described as good, and the reef is characterized by powerful, peeling sections—while the spot can handle meaningful size, entry and exit can become increasingly challenging on larger swells. Wind is most favorable when it comes from the east/east-northeast, with typical ranges described around 10–20 knots. Winter months are also framed as the most consistent overall, with autumn and winter called out by multiple sources as the best season for swells and favorable offshore wind tendencies. Regional conditions also suggest thermal sea-breeze reinforcement most commonly in the afternoon, which can further shape conditions. Safety is a central concern: hazards include sharp rocks, sea urchins, sharks, and pollution—especially after storms/heavy rain when runoff can affect Ensenada Bay. Booties are recommended, and medium to high tides are noted as safer to reduce contact with rocks. Rescue and lifeguards are documented as not present for this spot, so conditions and water quality should be checked before paddling out.