Just moved here and I can truly say, everyone is so kind and friendly. It's a beautiful community…read morefull of very nice people. Everyone is so helpful and very welcoming. God bless everyone.

I've been living here for a few months now and the location is nice and quiet also the manager is…read morefriendly and helpful.

Our home for 30 days! We're halfway through that point now. This park is really beautiful and…read moreexpensive! $72 per night! You pick your space on arrival. Many pull through spaces. There is free Wi-Fi; however, streaming might have issues when the park is full. Free laundry room! Well kept and modern located with the park restrooms. Our Verizon wireless router seems to have issues between 6 and 8 PM but works fairly good otherwise. Great T-Mobile 5G coverage! There's a small NEX within walking distance. No Restaurant on base however they do offer lunch at the gym/sailor Center during the work week. The gym is a very short walk from the park and is open 24/7! They offer a variety of fitness programs if you would like to participate. Very modern facility and equipment! There are several wonderful restaurants in the area! There's even a great little dive bar called Dave's Other Place where many Sailors stop on their way to Main Street when in port.

9/8/2023: SEABREEZE RV PARK, Naval Air Station--is Military Federal ID Access ONLY! I called…read moreSEABREEZE RV PARK five months in advance in order, insuring I may camp while skulking the OC, SoCal, and also, waiting for my nephew's upcoming wedding date. My brother, Albert towed his RV from Missouri to Seal Beach; I requested a "pull-through" RV Campsite making parking easy--making reservation was hassle-free. The SEABREEZE RV PARK'S facilities were awesome including, an RV Car Wash amenity for Albert's RV. https://www.militarycampgrounds.us/california/63-seabreeze-at-seal-beach Best of all, SEABREEZE RV PARK is literally conveniently down the street from RIIP Beer Company, Huntington Beach, and a plethora of delectable cuisines abound! Surely, I'll stay at SEABREEZE RV PARK when planning skulking SoCal/OC, again.

Gorgeous park with tons of trails that all interconnect and have stunning views of the ocean!…read moreTrails are well maintained, no trash anywhere and brush sits off trails. They have both wide fire roads and single track roads that you can choose from, with varying levels of difficulty. Everything was well marked, and didn't see too many people when I went. Lots of wildflowers and native brush everywhere, glad to see it hasn't been overrun with the invasives like many other parks throughout OC.

Lots of different trails to take! Parking was $15 across the street and it's pay from your phone…read morewith a QR code. We got there at 7 and by the time we left at 10, the parking lot was full. Highly recommend bringing snacks and water if you're coming To hike.

Clean. Safe. Helpful staff. Spacious sites. Lovely pool. Close to lots of fun LB activities!read more

Sheeeeeesh! So many negative reviews I had to come break it up with our groups positive experience…read more We camped here the last weekend of July for the Warped Tour music festival down the street. This was our first time camping in a park like this, we've only done some dry camping in the desert prior. I didn't know what to expect but was incredibly happy with everything. Booking online was easy peasy. Checking in was just as easy. Checkout was even easier as we didn't have to do anything besides pack up and go. Now our stay, we were a little worried on the size of the site as we had friends joining us with a second vehicle. Upon arrival we were ecstatic to see that our trailer, tow vehicle, and friends car all fit into our space and still gave us plenty of room to hangout. They had amenities like a bathroom/shower/pool, little market etc. We didn't have time for a dip in the pool but it looked well kept and nice. Our friends used the bathrooms and said they were standard campground showers. I didn't feel they were super necessary as the site has full hookups so I took a nice hot shower in our travel trailer. But hey, they're there if you need! The WiFi wasn't great, but it worked okay. If having high speed internet is important to you when traveling, get a hot spot on your phone or one of those spaceX satellite things. Anyway, we had a great experience, no issues at all. We already booked a site for next year as did a few of our friends!

This Trailer Park is a far cry from an actual campground. I ended up moving out after about 2…read moremonths because of poor management and noisy neighbors. http://rvonthegogo.hubpages.com/hub/Campground-Membership-Cost-Comparision My advice is to look into joining an actual campground of some sort and paying a monthly member fee. Its a lot nicer and more safe than a trailer park.

This place is amazing friendly people nice clean place. It even has laundry room with vending…read moremachines. And the manager Xacil is great she works with you and is very friendly!!!!

This RV Park is a joke and a junkyard. RV's are so close together you can literally pass the…read moreketchup (or a pipe) from one RV to another. It's a noisy filthy parking lot. Way overpriced, no parking for your car, lots of drugs, so if you're into crystal, this is the place for you.

Great location and affordable pricing for RV camping experience with nicest view of lake around the…read morearea. There's other too nearby also but with top views this one is recommended

Cool spot for casual intro camping, but not if you want the full wilderness experience. I didn't…read moreget any photos of our camp spot, but the bring your own tent (BYOT lol) area is limited. You are perched away on a small hill with 3 shared fire pits between about 6 - 8 different tent sites. So if you want your own fire pit and privacy I definitely recommend some place else or else you'll be rolling the dice if people are there before you. This also isn't the best place for getting lost in nature as there is lots of light pollution from street lights, RV's, campers and cars coming in and out. You also have great cellular reception - so, if you want that full wilderness experience with a technology break, definitely check out parks further out. Reservations for tent sites are all done via telephone so be sure to call! As of the last date I went in Jan it was $31 to reserve a tent spot and fire wood bought from the campground was $15. (A bit pricey for sharing). The bring your own tent spots are also NOT next to or near the lake! Keep that in mind if you wanted to night fish! The pro is that the tent spot is close to the bathroom and the bathrooms do have showers! I will say this place is very RV and camper heavy with the main bulk of it being RV's - so if you have an RV or enjoy glamping this is an awesome spot!

I completely disagree.... . management are very nice and just need to do their job....i am already…read morelooking to move to this mobile home park everyone i spoke with have positive things to say..

It's a nice place to live but the last three years the rent was raised 5.5 percent in 2023…read more6 percent in 2024 5.5 percent in 2025

Wow no reviews yet? I guess I will start…read more Well, we found this place from another local RV park as most places will NOT take a trailer older than 10 years old! It was getting extremely ridiculous!! I guess our state has had restrictions, idk, I think it has to do with each property owner! What if we have a vintage restored? still nobody will take it because of age. So frustrating!!! I'm sure most of you RV'ers and travel trailer/5th wheel owners know this very well and how much it can disturb you. We are not going to pay 50K+ for a new trailer when we have a perfectly good one! They really last a very long time!! So I called the owner and he was friendly, he has had this secret place for over 50 years.(not a secret now) He had 1 spot opened. My boyfriend relocated down in the area for work few months ago,so happy we found a place to take our '83 travel trailer. Didn't want to rent an apartment. The only things are one- its a very very small place- 9 units in total plus a duplex, 2-must have a smaller trailer-under 25 ft. (for several reasons- driveway and the lots itself are small) and 3- only 1 person aloud. Property is older. Not an issue for us. We fit the bill.( I visit 1 or 2 x a month) From what we have been told, he has really cleaned up the place too. Most everyone here has been here a long time, you can tell with most of the trailers. Friendly too. Thank you for this find. It really made things easier for us and finding a place for my guy. Area is great too. Everything is walking distance!!! Huge mall 1 block away and Sprouts across the street. perfect! A little loud,b/c of main street but nothing white noise can't fix. ;-)