We enjoyed our stay at Moss Landing KOA. Yes, the sites are close but management did an amazing job…read moredirecting my husband into a back in spot. Conveniently located for going out whale watching and going out on Elkhorn Slough. Short drive to Monterey to visit the Aquarium and go sailing out in the ocean. Great week of adventures!

Rating one star and if I could I would go less I would! Staff surrounded us as we were parking and…read morewe must have not have been dressed right or something cause they decided we did not belong there! They told Us our Cattle dog was part Pit Bull when we know for a fact she is not! I have vet papers stating she not a mixed breed but they would not even look at them and instead said you have been re funded and need to leave immediately. When asked how he was qualified he said he was not an expert. 46 spaces in less that 4 acres. Staff was friendly until they weren't made us feel like we were at Alcatraz! They tell what their insurance covers and does not cover, tells you where to park, how to park etc... oh and said you need to walk across the street to smoke but didn't even asked if I was a smoker! Just assumed I was! said we could stay but our dog could not be on the premises. she has been at several parks and never had one issue ever and she is only 1 1/2 years old! We made these plans 6 months in advance and had no where else to go! Had to come up with a reservation immediately! The only nice thing I could say about the park is it is clean but very very tight! With many years of traveling and the hundreds of parks I have stayed in this was the worst experience we have ever had!! We were in the area for a family celebration and now we are having to park many miles out of our way and drive lots of extra miles everyday! Only wish there were other options in the area!

Love this peaceful and very secure location. Just a short drive south of Gilroy CA. Very nice…read moremanicured spots with perfect cable TV. I will always return here and enjoy this delightful camp spot. All staff very caring and available for any assistance. Put this on your list for the central coast in California !!

4.5/5.0 Stars. The park is quiet and well maintained. The pads are asphalt and roomy. They offer…read morea store, game room with a billiard table, pool, open area, dog park, laundry room (good condition and reasonably priced), propane, and views of hills with cattle in the distance. Almost all the staff are friendly and accommodating. When in the area we will consider returning.

I've had nothing but positive experiences here. It's definitely more focused on the beginner…read moreangler, as the lake is small in size ( approx 7 acres?) and stocked regularly with trout during the cooler months. Small bass, bluegill and catfish are present in the lake also. The lake is maintained by the McAlpine Family, with Chase and Randall providing advice on techniques, tackle and water conditions. Chase is especially well known for his depth of knowledge in the aquatics of the lake and he is responsible for stocking the trout on a regular basis. Sister Scarlett and her husband Rob are managing the lake and also staff the General Store. All are super nice people and customer-friendly. The staff of Chris and "Tahoe Joe" keep the lake and facilities clean and in good order. Shout out also to "Paq" who is a multi-species angler and claims McAlpine Lake as his testing grounds for "Frenzy Spoons", which is his lure manufacturing businesses. Paq also assists at the lake and is quick to share his expertise with novice anglers. Some people "complain" that McAlpine Lake charges both an entrance and overage fee. Listen up folks, this is a private lake that has overhead costs including employee payroll, property/income tax, insurance and $$ per pound of Mt . Lassen Trout (10-12 Hour roundtrip) that Chase picks up and delivers every two weeks or so during Trout Season. There are other places to fish for free, if this doesn't work for you.

We went here on vacation with our Travel Trailer. We picked this place due to it's location on…read moreHighway 101. It turns out that 100% of the people at this place LIVE here full-time. We were the only ones there on vacation. It was major awkward! Shower was awful. One shower had no handle to turn it on and both showers had no drain covers. ICK. The lake is BEAUTIFUL and very well maintained. There are picnic tables all around the lake and it is very peaceful. Fishing is $40 a DAY EVEN to us who had reservations at the campground. DO NOT PAY THIS!

We just spent the weekend at Beach RV for our anniversary. It is a hidden gem! A peaceful inlet is…read morevisible from Monterey Bay and there are beaches within walking distance. The park is small, quiet, and well-maintained, and the managers are friendly and helpful. A wonderful Mexican restaurant with reasonable prices and delicious food is a block away. There is also a BBQ nearby. We will definitely visit again!

This is a good clean campground and well maintained. Read the description carefully as the spaces…read moreare tight. No picnic tables and no room to sit at your site. Conveniently located near lots to do.

This place is a hidden gem located in historic San Juan Bautista .it's a must if traveling…read morethrough,close to Monterey Bay and silicon valley.it has an old western feel with a friendly staff.

We came here because I wanted to get out of town last minute and every place that we usually stay…read moreat around Monterey was booked. And when I say last minute I mean 4:00 Friday on Memorial Day weekend. Any way called them and they had room so we trekked out there Saturday Morning. It's a neat little place jus off the Hwy 156. What I liked was that it wasn't busy. It was super quiet. I only saw a few people the whole time we were there. The hosts were super nice. the only down side was that we wanted to stay an extra day but the office has very limited hours 1-5 i believe. But I just called and left a message and everything was OK. The kids wanted to have a camp fire but there were not fire rings. But they sold fire wood?? What??? so I asked as were leaving and they have fire rings they will let you use. Host said they they will put some in soon and that most people bring their own.

I liked the convenience of the location as we were visiting family for the holidays…read more However this RV park caters more to full timers which is evident by the post office boxes at the office. Here are some pros and cons. Pro's: Spaces are large with plenty of room for the RV plus two cars. No light pollution is really nice for star gazing. Full hookups are nice. Easy check-in and out. Nice little walking trail by the creek. Overall very quiet with occasional road noise but not much at all. They also will fill your propane and drop it off after you drop off to them. Lots of trees which is probably great in the summer. Cons: Full timers give the RV park a different feel, there's none of that fellow camaraderie you find at most RV parks. Many full timers have sheds and storage of their belongings outside their RVs and makeshift porches that give the place a run down feel. Gravel sites could use some upgrades as ours had a deep hole that could have been an ankle twister so we had to keep a chair over it so we didn't step in it. No picnic tables here which is a first for us. No other amenities besides the restrooms and laundry room which we did not see. Only one garbage location at main entrance. Overall decent place and better than Thousand Trails down the way IMO. Plenty of room and spacious spaces. I would probably stay here again if in a pinch.

Very rude staff I went there with my 3 kids my son is a double amputee it's the first break since…read morehe's surgery he's been through so much I wanted to extend I talk to the lady in office who was very nice she said she will talk to manager so a hour later the manager beat my door down and said if you don't leave tomorrow I'll call tow truck .like what was this all about my kids were not disturbing anyone we were gone all day and coming back at night. I have never ever seen more ruder in my life.

I had a great experience here and will return again. The only thing that may deter people from…read morecoming here is the airport noice. I didn't have an issue with this distraction. Its a very quiet location otherwise and has a clean campground area, shower and laundry facilities.

I love being a military veteran and I love staying at the Monterey Pines RV park, but…read more... As others have mentioned in the reviews, 0 stars for management, 4 stars for campground. I'm not writing this review to be intentionally mean or negative. I just want the management to take some responsibility and improve their system. We have stayed at the Monterey Pines RV Park numerous times over the years. It's a great place to stay, but making a reservation and checking in is the most inefficient and frustrating experience ever, and the whole process needs an upgrade. First you make a reservation through the DOD Lodging website, which only allows you to select either full hook-ups, or partial hook-ups. It doesn't allow you to select a spot number. Then you will receive an email from Navy Gateways, not Monterey Pines, indicating that you have made a reservation, but it doesn't provide you a spot number. The RV Park is located at the Monterey Pines Golf Course. If your a first time visitor, and you arrive after hours, there is a locked gate, so this will be an issue when you arrive. For us, we have visited many times over the years. We know the code, so it's not a problem. And actually the gate has been broken over the past year, or more, so it's still not a problem. Ah, but there's a code for the bathroom as well. In the past we used to receive an email from the Monterey Pines RV Park, providing all the check in information. This is no longer the case. We now have to call them directly. However, we have found that when we call the Monterey Pines RV Park, the call typically goes to voice mail, and then they never return the call. Your best option is to arrive during normal business hours, and hope that somebody is in the office. The last time we visited, the office was empty, so we just picked a spot and hoped for the best. There used to be a campground host to help people check-in, but that position has been vacated. My message to management. Please make efforts to fix/improve the Monterey Pines RV Park Reservation/Check-in process. Create a database so that returning customers don't have to initial and sign 5 pages of redundant paperwork every time they visit. E-mail the customer the important check-in information, such as their spot number, gate codes, bathrooms codes, etc. This should be a common procedure and would greatly help those arriving after normal business hours. Please fix the broken access gate. Our military personnel and their families deserve the extra security. Please do away with the $1 pet fee per night. It's unnecessary and ridiculous! I would also suggest that the bathrooms not be cleaned from 9 - 10:30am every morning. Pick a later time of day to clean them. This is a big inconvenience for those without trailers, meaning the bathrooms are completely off limits until they are finished cleaning. Yes, I enjoy the clean bathrooms, but I also like to use them first thing in the morning. So to everyone out there planning on visiting the Monterey Pines RV Park, I'm sure you'll enjoy your stay once you get there, but good luck with the reservation/check-in process. Prices have doubled over the last ten years, but the level of customer service has decreased by a proportional amount. I will gladly change this to a 5 star review, but not until I see some changes.

Parking lot style RV park right off the beach. The side we stayed on was great, a little further…read morefrom the freeway noise. A few trees for shade. Everything worked well, had full 30 amp hookups. Bathrooms are clean, has showers. There's a small convenience store. Beach access, its a bit of a walk but pretty. Price was on par with other places we have stayed.

This park is very overpriced for the quality of RV sites & amenities available (only restrooms),…read morethere are no areas for children to play so they ride their bikes & scooters in high traffic areas, making it frustrating for RV owners trying to navigate spaces. We saw multiple occasions where RV owners had difficulty getting into their sites, which are small & cramped. Because the sites are so close together, we heard our neighbors talking, playing music & laughing until 12 pm. The office hours are ridiculous. (The office was only open until 4 pm on a Saturday.) Also, the park is located on the freeway, so sleeping, even with earphones, & relaxing is difficult. The only advantage is the location, which is 25 minutes to Monterey & the beach is walking distance. I do not recommend this place.

Recreation is the Bomb. Lots of live music. Themed weekends! Six weeks of Halloween. Bike…read morerentals...Fun Train and more...

Great staff, sites, fellow campers, and amenities! One of our go-to places that's close for weekend…read moregetaways. Little pricey, but they offer and lot and the location can't be beat. Our kids love it. Halloween is an extra special time! Love the theme weekends.