I've lived at the park for 12yrs. And the park has definitely become a nice place to live, it's…read morequiet and clean, it did have it's issues awhile back, but the manager Nichole and the new owner have put alot of time and effort into really bringing the place up

***BEWARE - THIS PLACE IS HORRIBLE*** (If zero stars were an…read moreoption, that would be the obvious rating for this place.) This park is terrible strictly due to the horrible manager and poor atmosphere. The manager is a wretched person that makes the entire park feel uncomfortable and dirty. She's mean, rude, and literally screams at tenants outside - it's very unprofessional and off-putting. I highly recommend checking out other places in the area before settling on this dump - you'll be glad you did. P.s. They make you move out for two days every six months to avoid paying higher fees to the city and to allow them to kick you out without any time to plan different accommodations. This place is not a secure home for anyone. Any other park in the area is a better option than this mobile shantytown.

My husband and I have lived in this park for 9 years. The manager has always been nice to us. If…read moreyou read Carisa B's post she is full of BS. The reason she was kicked out is because she was dealing drugs. That is not allowed here in the park. That is one of the reasons we enjoy staying in this park. If you keep your nose clean than you won't have any problems with the management. This park is very clean and we all look after each of our neighbors. We don't need or want any drama in here.

Where can you find a urban camping getaway in the city but in the presidio at Rob Hill Campground…read more Second time at the campsite and it is very clean and spacious. They have 4 campsites that are spread out with plenty of room. Each site has a fire pit and bbq grill with benches. Designated parking spots for each campsite. At $90 a night, very reasonable. Big plus for clean bathrooms with paper towels! You can walk over to the Golden Gate Bridge or just take in the views nearby. This is more of glamping rather than roughing it. But surrounded by many trees and not many bugs around. Also, close enough to civilization if you need to hit up Safeway or a restaurant.

Beautiful, can't believe this is in San Francisco. Golden Gate is only .5 a mile away.read more

This place is beautiful and so well loved. It's a difficult decision to make...will you go out and…read morehike, see the town, or stay in and enjoy the serenity of your lodging? Tom's breakfasts are consistently delicious, his conversation is always delightful, and his sweet dog Mario will love to visit with you. The rooms are well provided and very comfortable. I loved the black make-up towel- such a thoughtful touch! Honestly, I couldn't wish for a better bed and breakfast experience.

Best place for you and your horse…read more.... Just got back from our mother daughter weekend, with my horse and my daughters pony. It was the best weekend I've ever had with my little girl. The drive there was a bit grooling, due to a bike race. When we finally got there, we put the horse away in their stalls and found some port in the living room, Nice! The room was nice and clean, breakfast was wonderful, good coffee, Tom was most helpful in giving me safe trails to take my daughter, great wifi, and he had some wonderful guests! To put it in a nut shell...I want gift certificates for my birthday, Christmas, Mothers Day, V-day, you get the picture!! Thank you Tom!

Hiking from Limantour Rd. to Sky Camp is about as easy as backpacking gets at only a little over a…read moremile and only a short incline. There are many different ways in if you want a harder hike. Point Reyes is one of my favorite places to hike in the country. I highly recommend taking a trip there. Sky Camp is a lovely campground. It is up there so you have nice views of the ocean without the coastal winds. It's a open campground with many of the campsites feeling very private. We stayed at campsite #10, which had a nice view. The best views seemed to be #'s 10, 11, and 1 (which is not as private). Other notable sites for larger groups if you want more privacy then the group site offers are #6 which is in the shade and #8 and #9 which have a small trail between them. I am not giving Sky Camp 5 stars because my favorite place to camp in Point Reyes is Wildcat.

I just stayed at site #5 with 5 people... a beautiful campsite!…read more The hike in from the Sky trail head was short, but with a decent incline (this may be easy for some, or pretty challenging for others....) This site was very spacious - we fit three tents and could have easily fit a few more. It does border on another campsite and there is no complete privacy, but they are bigger sites, so it wasn't really an issue. #5 was totally shaded, but there are other sites with more sun, if you'd prefer. We had great weather, but the camp remained cool all day... and then the fog rolled in around 7PM and it was cold!! It also rained on us, but it wasn't bad... added some ambiance. The hiking around this camp is great, and there even a shorter 2.5 mile loop if you are tuckered out from the hike in. While Sky Camp doesn't have the beach that Coast Camp boasts, the campsites and general location are amazing.

The mobile home park itself is acceptable. The manager is rude, overbearing and unprofessional. He…read moreyells at you when you try to get information or help from him. He won't answer your questions. My ADA daughter lives there and any time I try to talk to him, he is rude. He has very poor business attitude. The owner of this park needs to consider getting a new manager.

Javier, the park manager, was wonderful to work with! He was super informative and helpful. My…read morebuyer was searching for a home in the park, and thanks to Javier's support, the process went seamlessly from start to finish. He's incredibly friendly and always welcoming--this park is truly run by a great manager!

This is an awesome house, you need to stay here. The living room is good size with a massive…read morefireplace. The kitchen is well appointed. The deck is huge. Lots of room for entertaining. There are plenty of bedrooms for all your friends. To get to them you take the spiral staircase up or down. On the bottom floor there are a couple of bedrooms, a bathroom and the apartment. Then up to the main floor, the next floor up is two more bedrooms and a bathroom. The next floor up is the octagon room and has amazing views. While not a bedroom it is spectacular to sit in, and if in the mood to sleep on the couches and fall asleep with those views. Across the bridge is the spa deck and sitting in the spa under the trees is so relaxing Staying here is really amazing. The owner and his family are the nicest people but you probably won't see the since they want you to enjoy yourselves and the tranquility of the area. Great little market on the way with and a tap room next door. Point Reyes is a quant town with good meat, awesome cheese and some great places to eat.

This place is the epitome of bed & breakfast. You have the best cooked meal in the morning. Now…read moreI'm writing on up up and away, the Eagle's Nest. That is the most amazing rooms I've ever stayed in. You are up in the sky almost. After a certain hour, only you can use the deck with the oh yes, hot tub on it. I'd say the only minus to this place is you have to go outside to use the restroom. To reach this room from the inside you get to climb a spiral stair case and open the door like an attic style, or you can do the boring way and enter in from outside. I say this is a great place for an anniversary unless you are stupid rich and can just afford this place for no particular reason.

Reservations for this campground are hard to come by, as there are only three campsites and the…read morebooking window often fills up right away. With the right timing and planning ahead of time, and knowing that seconds can make a difference when the booking window opens, you can camp here too! It seems that several folks who camped here did not do their research or read the simple description on the recreation.gov website that describes this as a hike-in campground. This place is great such that you can walk and hike around the Marin headlands for great views nearby. The setup of the campsite was a bit cozy though, as all three sites are kind of directly across to and next to one another, offering zero privacy. No campfires and no pets allowed though, which are a couple of things that are worth noting. Most of the Marin Headlands is not pet friendly though (maybe in part due to the high concentration of coyotes?). Also, do not forget to bring ear plugs with you. I totally forgot about the fog horns on the Golden Gate Bridge that point in the direction of this campground

Someone please take responsibility for this beautiful spot. Not tending to the out house for 2 1/2…read moremonths while renting space is not acceptable in California.