State park

Malibu Creek State Park

Malibu Creek State Park is a state park in Los Angeles County, California. Day use costs $3.00 per vehicle. Hours: Day-use Parking: 8:00 AM - 10:00 PM.

Malibu Creek State Park
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Malibu Creek State Park map

Malibu Creek State Park boundary from USGS PAD-US or the managing agency, simplified for display. Not for navigation or legal boundaries.

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Fire restrictions

Fire restriction orders for this unit are not tracked here yet. Restrictions change with the season, so check the current orders before any campfire, stove or target shooting.

Common questions

Malibu Creek State Park has 6 developed campgrounds. Sites can be reserved in advance.
Entry to Malibu Creek State Park costs $3.00 per vehicle. Hours: Day-use Parking: 8:00 AM - 10:00 PM.
No, day use at Malibu Creek State Park does not need a reservation; pay the entry fee on arrival.
Yes, dogs are allowed at Malibu Creek State Park.
M*A*S*H set site: Former TV set location in Century Ranch area.

Before you go

Day use needs no reservation; pay the entry fee on arrival.

Camping at Malibu Creek State Park

Malibu Creek State Park has 6 developed campgrounds. Sites can be reserved in advance.

Reserve a site with the park's booking system

Trails

  • Tapia Spur Trail (moderate) Route to M*A*S*H TV set site in Century Ranch
  • Cranks Ridge Trail Park dirt road and hiking route from main valley
  • Lookout Trail (moderate) Popular hike about one mile from the main trailhead parking lot
  • Grasslands Trail (moderate) Connects toward Talepop Trail from the park interior
  • Talepop Trail (moderate) Links toward Juan Bautista de Anza Park; dogs not allowed on dirt trails

What to see

  • Film location M*A*S*H set site Former TV set location in Century Ranch area
  • Feature Rock Pool Popular swimming hole on Malibu Creek

Public lands next to Malibu Creek State Park

Measured between the units' boundaries as mapped in USGS PAD-US. Distances are straight line, not driving.