It's a big NO from me! Super small campsites, no enforcement at all; one side of me at a tent site…read morewas a huge family with their big RV's and the other side had noisy loud people talking loud until midnight. Only plus is that it's next to the ocean but the entire city is next to the ocean so if you want a nice comfy stay, this isn't it. Then I drove to the other campground, Morro Bay campground , and had the same situation over there campsites on top of each other, so I just went back to the Strand and packed up my stuff and left.. one of the worst campgrounds I have ever encountered. 2 stars because the park aide was nice.

Very boring and dirty bathrooms. No showers. It's a dump. The only reason this thing stays open is…read morethat it's on the beach.

There is a beach right next to the behemoth Morro Rock in Morro Bay, CA. The beach access and…read moreparking is totally free. Yup, FREE. Sandy three mile stretch of beach from the Rock to the camp grounds. There are lifeguards on duty, all ready with their gear ready to save a life. I know they are there daily in the summer, not sure about the other months. This is a popular spot with surfers. Good waves. Another tidbit to know is that there are restroom located in the parking lot. Also smack in the middle of the lot is the California State Historical Marker #821-Morro Rock. I think it's worth a quick stop to read the plaque, take a quick moment to soak in the gorgeous direct view of the rock and not to get all sentimental but also reflect on the past, present and future. Another another tidbit is that dogs and horses are not allowed on the beach due to the protected shorebird habitat such as the western snowy plover that nest from March-September and live here. Service dogs on a leash are allowed though. But so many folks broke the rule once the lifeguards left for the day. Ironic, people want wildlife and nature to be able to visit and enjoy but don't want to follow the rules that protect all those things they enjoy. Go figure?!

The last time I was at this beach, I was only 2 years old, so I don't have any memory of it. Last…read moreyear, I decided I wanted to take a trip here with my family. I've lived in California most of my life and have been to almost every beach, so it's funny that this one in Morro never really came to mind especially since it's not that far from us. When I finally came last year, I really enjoyed it. The beach was clean, beautiful, and peaceful. There were lots of sand dollars along the shore and even some wildlife, which made it feel even more special. Since that first trip, we've come back about four more times. There's just something about this place that makes me feel calm and at peace every time I'm here.

Do yourself a favor and stay somewhere else!…read more Prices don't reflect what is online pricing! Not helpful at all didn't know where we were once we got on the property! No hookups plus no generator ...get real, come on...do better! Generator only available for compartmental generators. Portable potties without toilet paper and trash can needed to be emptied. The portable toilet comes to clean out before 0900 so much for sleeping in! 4 nights equals a $1000! For really dry camping one and done thank you no thank you!!

Traveling in an RV is relatively new for us but one of the best parts is that you can pretend you…read morelive in an amazing home with an amazing view except the home is only about 260 square feet. This RV facility has some of the best views on California for ocean people that love a panoramic view of a harbor. All the RV parking has excellent views of Avila Beach, and Pismo off in the distance. It's truly a million dollar view. Although Flying Flags can be a bit pricey, they usually have elevated amenities and quality customer service. This place is a hidden gem of the CA Central Coast and a great way to explore this part of our state that is neither LA or SF, but retains a unique "old" California vibe with its mission and Camino Real heritage along with remnants of local Chumash Natives that retain a strong presence on the area. Also, don't miss out on true Santa Maria style tri tip cooked using red oak (Jocko's, Hitching Post)!

I decided to skip and take the loss. I paid for 2 nights but this is literally a parking lot near…read morethe beach. The spaces are tight and you are literally just parking... especially in park 2. I dont mean they are close, I mean you can probably literally reach out and dang near touch your neighbir. I have stayed at beach RV parks before - this is not that. Felt sketchy. This is about packing people in, not about experience. Its probably good for the location near the beach, but couldnt tell you since I left. The street has mechanic type shops on it... Just not an enjoyable vibe, at all.

This has to be the noisiest RV park I ever stayed in. Quiet time is 10 PM to 8 AM but there is no…read moreregard for that. During the day the kids are on the loose and run this park.

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.

The otters are absolutely cute. They are best viewed in T pier but can also be seen along the rest…read moreof the pier.

We came to check out the Black Hill Trail!…read more Parking lot is limited, but it's a great out and back trail. We took the exercise loop and went up black hill trail, and then took grove trail on the way back and linked back to exercise trail -back to parking lot. Bring hat and water- the trail is partially shady but gets really hot. Some breeze, great views up top! Caution: there's a lot of poison ivy lining the path- don't advise small children or pets on the trail.

We stayed here while traveling home to TX due to reviews online and it served the purpose we…read moreneeded. We rented a premium site with a dog relief area which was very nice, as shown in my photo. We were right near the front of the park though, so traffic was very heavy and our dogs were consistently entertained by the people walking by our site. There are also small cabins for rent in the park and our site butted right up next to one. It was WAY too close IMO because their windows went directly into our site. Kinda awkward. This park was very busy since we stayed over the weekend and was full of people who were attending a nearby baseball tournament. That meant a lot of kids and some with no supervision. One night I had to go outside to ask kids to stop running through our site because it was well past the quiet hours and disturbing our dogs. I didn't notice any park employee enforcing rules so that was kind of a bummer. The store onsite was very nice and our kids took advantage of the game room, namely pool and the ping pong table. Overall we would stay here again, but request a site that was near the back of the park and maybe off to the side to avoid so much traffic.

As a person who's not into camping at all, I can sort of get behind this type of "glamping"…read more There's hot showers, clean bathrooms, a game room, and even a small store for those everyday items... like beer! You can rent an open space to park your RV or book one of their cabins. The RV spots offer various sizes for larger or smaller RVs and some come with a fire pit, table chairs, and a set of adirondack chairs for lounging. We rented an RV and reserved spot between the playground and pool; which the kids loved. All of the RV spots come with full plug-in electricity and water connections. If you're looking to leave this kid friendly campground, you're in luck! This location is prime with about Avila Beach being about 3-minutes away, Pismo about 15-minutes, and the Avila Barn being walking distance. Like I said, I'm not a camper, but I could see myself staying here again next summer!

Everything was perfect and being Morro Bay is always a great place to visit and vacation. I have…read morebeen going there since 1967. We love it along with the view of the rock and Montana de Oro. Deer run across the road. Windows on the Water gives the best view at sunset. All in all it is a great experience no matter what. After the Morro Bay trip go up the coast for the fun of Cayucos and Cambria. Just a quiet weekend of Coastal fun. Best part is it never gets old.

This tiny RV park is located a block from downtown so it gets a lot of street noise. The spaces are…read moreincredibly tiny and your neighbors are super close. There is a shared shower room and no other amenities, including no WiFi and no laundry. The water pressure is so low it's practically non existent.