It is marked by a couple of tall, rocky sea tacks about 150 yards offshore. An obvious spur trail leads off the main road down to the beach. Beyond this beach, you'll pass another large camp and begin to see signs for Parson's Landing, further ahead. Keep hiking, heading inland and starting to climb a bit, then take the well-signed right fork. Head for it, and take your pick of six possible campsites right on the beach, each equipped with a picnic table and fire grill.
Every site is reasonably private and secluded from the rest.
When you pay for your campsite reservation at Parson's Landing, your fee includes a key for access to a locker at the campground. Other than that, you are on your own for supplies. It's a long hike back to Two Harbors, so make sure you've packed all you need. Sunscreen is a must, as well as adequate food and cooking supplies. Be sure not to miss the four-mile hike to Starlight Beach, one of the most remote beaches in all of Southern California.