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Lake Nacimiento Resort

3.5 (244 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

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Michelle Y.

This is our 2nd trip the lake and staying at the resort. Our first rio we staying in our trailer and had a great time. This time around we rented a cabin and also had a great weekend. The general store was a great variety of selection for things that you may have forgot. Staff was nice cabin was clean very well maintained overall great experience and will be back.

Nice lake view - not walkable from trailer.
Deborah L.

The site was nice and clean. The trailer itself was very well appointed. The staff were friendly. Three issues; 1. The propane was not turned on when we got there and so we couldn't light the stove. No instructions were given about turning it on (and there were plenty of other instructions) - the AC was on when we arrived (yay) so we assumed that all that was needed was on. When we called to get some help - it was the after 4:00 maintenance emergency line - no answer. We left a message and no one ever called us back. So good that it wasn't life or death. Having an emergency line to call was great. Having no answer and no call back was not. 2. There was a critter in the trailer - never saw him/her (thank goodness) but food was gnawed on. 3. The pool was closed and frankly looked like I would not want to be in it anyway but it should have been known that the pool would be closed.

We had 40 of our closest friends and family here for a birthday party and nothing could beat these beautiful lodges gorgeous views and amazing staff. Highly recommend the lodges for a fun or relaxing getaway!

View from the lodge on the top of the hill where I could get two bars for my cell phone
Jodi J.

We had an amazing time on the lake, which was lovely. However, we did learn a lot about the site and unless you have T-Mobile and or AT&T, there is no cell service unless you're in the visitor center with things like Verizon. And even then it's only two bars. There is no Wi-Fi anywhere and the showers though clean did not get very warm. The staff were amazing. The store was lovely. The boat rental Marino had some amazing People working there. I loved everything about the location and I had to switch due to hookups to normal, which was my favorite new campsite area. I highly recommend.

Tammy V.

Just wanted to give a shout out to the reservation desk. Our family has been camping at Naci for well over 50 years. Even though my parents moved to Paso in '89, we still make it a priority to spend at least one week at the lake every summer. Just a couple of weeks ago my husband started a new job and can't make it. As a result, I won't be needing our larger trailer. Bringing the baby trailer instead and wanted to give my site to another family member with a larger rig. The staff was so accommodating and allowed us to move our sites so that we will still be together for the week. Thanks Naci Staff - as usual - you do not disappoint!

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We had a great stay at this newly renovated lodge near Lake Nacimiento. It was very clean, private, and had a cozy deck to relax on. The king-size bed was spacious and comfortable--perfect after long days at the lake. There's one parking spot directly in front, and the lodge is on a steep hill, so we were glad we brought our electric bikes to get around easily. Overall, a peaceful and comfortable retreat to return to each evening! Be prepared for the ultimate escape as there was minimal cell phone reception (Verizon), we enjoyed it!

Trinny T.

It was rather difficult to reach any customer service. It always went to voicemail. When we arrived late at night, the whole streets were too dark so we got lost. We called the emergency after hour, it went to voicemail. The person never returned the call The marina is closed so we couldn't rent anything. The system was down so we had to drive 16 mi to the nearest Walmart/Big 5 for w fishing license and purchase of fish poles. So no kayaking no boating without having your own stuff The lake was dirty gray unlike Lake Cachuma. The cabin was nice though, kinda expensive in my opinion. They didn't give us free charcoals for grilling.

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Had a great time, one of the team members named Brian was very helpful and very nice. he seemed very sincere and happy to help.

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Great vacation. Really good staff patrolling the park. Keeping noise down and looking out for the patrons. Will be coming back again

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Ask the Community - Lake Nacimiento Resort

Do the large lodges have a stovetop to cook on ? How about an oven?

Yes they have stovetops in all the lodges as far as ovens the cottages and trailers have ovens but unfortunately lodges only have the stovetop

How many bedrooms in large lodge rental?

The floor plan is open. There is a bedroom downstairs with a queen bed and a loft with two to three bunk beds upstairs. We hope to see you soon!

Any overflow parking for pine Knolls?

There is always overflow parking in our main parking lots that located right next to pine Knoll. If your ask about overflow camping that depends on how full the Lake is( when the water is high the overflow camping in limited, but if parking what… 

Are there any other activities, interesting places to visit near by, hiking trails, how far to Hearst Castle? Why don't you show a map of the over all area showing where different things are found, something to fill a whole week renting a cabin.

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4.4(146 reviews)
38.8 mi

This place is terrible, stay away (so I will have less issues trying to book for next time)…read more Joking aside, this place is gorgeous. On the RV side they have two bathrooms and a shower, and it's a short walk to the ocean where a natural stream creates a lagoon on the sand before pouring out into the ocean. I would come here every year if I could get a spot!

I love camping here. It's been years and coming back recently was as magical as always…read more I've only camped in the ocean sites due to having a VW camper van. The other sites are tent camping only. I must say, the ocean sites are very snug and limited in space. If you're looking for a spacious camping site with privacy, you're not going to get here. And not all of the sites are the same size so if you have a trailer and a truck, you're gonna have to really be choosy at which is a site to book. This is right underneath the underpass so you're going to hear road noise. But to be honest, a lot of the sound was drowned out by the nearby stream and the ocean. It was walking distance to what felt like a private beach. Since the last time I've been here it looks like they made a mini dam with the running stream creating a mini swimming cove with crystal clear water. There are no electrical hook ups but the bathroom has running water and hot showers available. The bathrooms can get freaking disgusting from the day use visitors, but they do clean it every morning. And let's not forget the beautiful drive to get here. Magical.

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San Simeon State Park & Campground

3.6(163 reviews)
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I've stayed here a couple times when I'm in the area. The campground is well taken care of…read more Bathrooms are cleaned daily and the cleaning people do a great job. The Rangers in the kiosk and law enforcement are professional and helpful with answers to questions we had about the area. The $10 extra car fee is per night. When you reserve the site 1 car is included. Cars after that are $10 each night. 2 cars allowed at a site. 1 extra car in over flow is allowed. They also free parking on the road. It is clear on the kiosk and online reservations. 10 days stay/30 day max and they do track your stays. No WiFi in park. They have free WiFi if an emergency at kiosk and you're able to check your email or look online there. Be prepared for no internet or cell service within the park. Campfire wood is sold at camphost. They are super friendly and helpful. We appreciate the water & dump station. All dry camping. No electric available. Generator hours is 10am to 8pm. At night you can hear the ocean from Washburn. No dogs allowed on the beach, but there are places nearby. Ask for a list. We saw whales, dolphins, turrens, an owl and the zebras.

Nice as far as it had friendly host, regularly cleaned bathrooms, and shower availability. But be…read morecareful about getting campsites closer to the water - it gets windy during the day and can be a little miserable. The upper campground - Washburn is further from the water but with nice views of the mountains. In between is nice too, just avoid the high hundreds numbers - 131. 132,133 for wind. Beach access was cool. Lots of green rocks and driftwood for kids to build with. They also had an amphitheater and we saw a ranger talk on great white sharks. Also a nice home base to go your Hearst castle or do wine tasting. Cambria and Harmony are cute nearby towns to see.

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April 18, 2025 - Washburn Day Use Area picnic tables are next to Highway 1.

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Kirk Creek Campground

4.3(195 reviews)
37.1 mi

This is a terrible campground don't go here. Just kidding this is actually my favorite but I don't…read morewant it to get popular. It's perched in between a sheer cliffside and PCH along a gorgeous stretch of Big Sur. There are absolutely zero amenities. A few clean vault toilets, perhaps a camp host, no water, zero reception, and a gang of racoons eager to pilfer your wares. The surrounding areas have limited stores and are extremely expensive - think $9/gallon for gas pre Hormuz. In return for self-sufficiency, you will be treated to iridescent sunsets, a deep understanding of Kerouacs journey, and the sort of tranquility that pre cursors deep introspection.

Kirk Creek Campground offers one of the most breathtaking coastal views you'll find anywhere in…read moreCalifornia. Waking up right on the cliffs above the ocean is incredible and truly makes the trip worth it. There's no cell service, though newer iPhones with satellite messaging can still send and receive texts if needed. Just be prepared: the campground is very rustic. There's no water, no power, and only basic latrines. At $45 per night, it feels a bit steep considering the lack of amenities, but that's the Recreation.gov rate- and the scenery does soften the sting. If you're driving in, know that Nacimiento-Fergusson Road is not recommended for large vehicles, trailers, or anything that struggles with braking downhill. For larger rigs, Highway 1 is definitely the safer and better option. The surrounding area is amazing, with tons of hikes, beaches, and spots to explore. You can even find local jade along the beaches and in riverbeds, which is a fun bonus. The campground hosts are enthusiastic, friendly, and genuinely helpful- one of the highlights of staying here. The only major downside is the raccoon situation. They go absolutely wild at night- climbing on tables, chairs, coolers, even cars and trailers. They will try to open anything they can, so make sure everything is secured or locked up. It would be great to see the park system address this, because they're definitely a persistent (and bold) nuisance. Overall, Kirk Creek is stunning, quiet, and unforgettable- as long as you're ready for a rustic experience and some energetic nighttime visitors.

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4.1(47 reviews)
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My favorite lake for one my grandpa helped dig out the lake. It was news to me I didn't know it was…read moreman made so now it's my favorite. Yes I camp other places I love the area and it gets very hot wish we had more tree coverage so with that said bring a pop up or two. You never know what kind of wild life you will see and walk hike with caution rattle snakes blend in super good. I made the mistake of brushing my teeth with the water spicket one year so don't do that unless you want to get sick my stupidity. If you like fishing make sure you have a fishing license we went down to the lime one year with a kids like two year old fishing pole and a child hook and some lame person said we had a fish net and called the rangers on us and they all came looking for a net looked in my backpack in my truck in our ice chest in the back of my truck acting like we had done something wrong it was a huge embarrassing moment for them because they came In hot like I was a criminal with my wife and to young kids and the only thing was a trash bag that I collected trash people left around apparently they had a video of this so called net and the ranger told me after looking a this video that they must have mistaken a net for a trash bag. It's was super lame like I understand they have a job todo but the way it was handled in the beginning was not professional with kids around. Other then that I've always have had a great time in the heat we even went when the lake was dried up on the Harris creek side and camping one year and it rained we still had a great time. Yes it's not super party like as year in the past and that's ok you want that behavior drive up the road to the next lake. I wish they still had the little store but that closed up sadly. They need more people camping to get that open again.

First timer and it was a good time! It wasn't crowded and neighbor campers were very nice and kind…read more Easy check in into the lake. We had a big group and accommodated all of our needs. The only thing I wish this lake/campground had were actual bathrooms and some shade. I've read that it was manmade but you would think they would consider building actual restrooms and/or shade even fake trees for shade. Otherwise, the lake was a gorgeous spot and the area was clean. I would definitely come back with other families but be more prepared with shade or head when the weather is slightly cooler lol. Highly recommend when you're in the area!

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4.7(351 reviews)
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The Montana de Oro State Park is so very nice, and a great place to take an easy walk along and…read moreabove the cliffs. Parking is always easy and the view is stunning. We always try to take friends who are visiting, and they've all loved it. Thank you so much!

I felt it was only appropriate to review one of my favorite state parks for my 1000th review…read more This park has an extensive history dating back to the Chumash Native American inhabitation. These people lived here long before European explorers arrived. The park was purchased in 1965 by the State of California and made a state park. Prior to it becoming a state park, the land was used for agricultural use as well as farming and dairy use. It consists of 8000 acres of cliffs, seven miles of shoreline, coastal plains, canyons and hills. There is such a peaceful and calm vibe that you feel as you enter the park. As you enter through this colossal Eucalyptus forrest, you are mesmerized with their size. Clouds flow through the forrest and open up to the mighty Pacific Ocean. I always feel like I am entering a different world when I come here. There are so many fun trails to hike at ocean level, mountain level etc. Abundant wildlife is everywhere. You can also just take leisurely walks and enjoy the beauty of the ocean. Plenty of places to picnic, and a small beach to hang out with family and friends. There is also a small campground but what a great place to camp! Dogs are allowed but need to be on a leash. My first time out here was back in 2021. I mainly walked the Bluff Trail and took in the wind shaped jagged cliffs, caves, and rocky shore. I then completed a long beach walk on the strand that led from the park to the shores of Morro Rock. I saw so many dead jellyfish which was odd. I also saw huge turkey vultures. The next summer I took a recommendation from a worker at a local coffee shop. He told me all about Coon Creek trail. I started on this trail but it was pretty flat and I wanted something a little more challenging. I saw a sign for Oats Peak Summit and I went for it. A steep climb but so worth it at the top. Views were incredible on this ultra sunny day. Last summer I took my hubby with me and we decided to hike Valencia Peak. Hiking from sea level up to 1,347 feet proved to be a challenge but such a fabulous reward at the top. I could have spent the day up there just taking in the 360 degree views of the ocean, Morro Bay, Los Osos, and the SLO valley in the background. We absolutely loved this hike! If you find yourself lucky enough to be visiting the central coast, be sure to check out this phenomenal state park. It's truly one of California's finest offerings. Most of all remember to pack in and pack out - LEAVE NO TRACE.

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