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yes, onsite primitive camping is available (no hook-ups) and bathrooms are port-o-potties.

Morro Bay (5 miles), San Luis Obispo (11 miles)
Best Western
250 Pacific Street,   Morro Bay, California, 93442-2261, US
Phone: 805-772-2248         Fax: 805/772-6844

Days Inn
1095 Main St, Morro Bay, CA - (650) 873-9300

Travelodge Morro Bay
1080 Market Avenue, Morro Bay, CA - (805) 772-1259

The CCFEF/SLOSA Public Shooting facility is located on the northeast side of scenic Highway 1, approximately 12 miles west of Highway 101 (San Luis Obispo) and four miles east of Morro Bay. The Shooting Range, visible from Highway 1, is across from Hollister Peak, one in a line of unique local mountains.

Driving from San Luis Obispo, pass Camp San Luis (California National Guard base) and Cuesta College. Look for the white wooden fence on the right (NE) and turn onto Gilardi Road. Coming from SLO, you won't be able to see the range until after you have passed the turnoff. Gilardi Road, our driveway, splits immediately to the right and left. Turn right (straight) to reach the Hogue Range.

It is 25 meter shooting, with .22 caliber rifles.

Check State Laws: www.ag.ca.gov/firearms/

*No detachable box magazines may be brought into state with capacity exceeding ten rounds.  Unless you owned them prior to Jan1, 2000; then it's OK. All Tubular-magazine 22s are OK.
 
*“Assault weapons” ban- If you’re registered with CA DOJ already, you’re fine and can shoot your AK, AR15, G3 etc. with no problem.  Might want to Xerox the DOJ document and keep it in the rifle case.  Do not bring an unregistered “assault weapon” into the state.  Do not bring an unregistered “assault weapon” to the range.  Similarly, unregistered 50 BMG is not legal.
 
Out of state shooters, don’t bring military-pattern semiautomatics as they’re almost sure to fall under the “assault weapon” ban.  M1 Garand and most 10-shot fixed-magazine SKS' are OK, however. 

There is one SKS exception: Zastava SKS Carbines 59/66 are considered destructive devices in California and therefore may not be purchased, possessed, imported, or kept for sale without a permit. 

(Having said all that about “assault rifles”, there is provision in state law for out-of-state shooters to bring “assault rifles” to CA shooting events; anybody wants to try that out might want to read the statute for themselves and consult a lawyer-welcome to California.

Transport rifles and pistols unloaded.  Pistols and “assault rifles” go in padlocked containers.  Car trunk is considered a locked container, but glove compartment, even if it locks, is not OK.  (I go the extra mile and padlock everything: firearms in one padlocked container, ammunition in another padlocked container.  More th