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    Pillar Point RV Park

    3.8 (102 reviews)
    Closed • 8:30 am - 6:00 pm

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    Dianne G.

    Jose was our host and he could not have been better. We just bought our Airstream about a month ago so we're rookies & made some rookie mistakes. He was so incredibly forgiving, kind and gracious with us! He taught us a few things that are standard to have & do and we could not be more grateful. The place itself is extremely well maintained and so close to the beach. It was the perfect first-time experience for us and we will absolutely be back!!!

    Yep! This is a place for us and you too!
    Rick P.

    Coast or mountains? North or south? 3,4,5 hours? How about west AND less than an hour from the casa? OK! After 30 years playing in the CA Delta ( I am old, kinda) it was high time for something new! We bought a camping trailer. Weekends are short and the coast is the coast, and the closest coastal goldmine for us is HMB. Sure, there is the Tahoe National Forest but most of these are closed for winter. PPRV doesn't close for winter. They are 1st come, first served and you can't get in past 6 p. You can check in as early as 8:30 a.m. and one of the cool things is real time site availability on their very nice website! After checking in, you get an escort and help backing you into your spot. Our "hotel on wheels" only costs $89 to park in their FULL hookup facility. For a few dollars more, you can get a coastal view spot, unobstructed from other rigs. Once you hook up, there are options. Walk on beach, take a boat whale watching. You can go sport fishing, kayaking, swimming, surfing, bike riding or all of the above, if time and money permit. You could also sit in a chair and do nothing. Early bird gets the worm over here, and you'll definitely need a plan b and c in the event there are no spots when you arrive. Don't worry, there are other spots an hour or two away to the south. This is the perfect place for locals who want to get out of the house for the weekend and stay at the beach. We'll be back soon!

    Jorge W.

    Beautiful RV campground that's right on the harbor. Close walking distance to restaurants and other amenities. The host was super nice and helpful with getting our trailer into the right spot. We'll definitely stay here again!

    Easy walk to the Harbor, Restaurants, and amazing sunsets.
    Dan S.

    I just spent almost 2 months here off and on starting in July 8 of 2022 and ending today, September 7 2022 after being booted out of the park last night because why? That's a great question, I never got any notifications of breaking policy or warnings. However, on Monday, the best camp host that I've ever had experience with was terminated and all I that makes sense to me is the other host is singling out those of us who recognize Tee as the superior host while Trudy is like the character from Seinfeld; The Soup Nazi. Under Tee, the park was cleaner, happier, and safer. Under Trudy, it's constant yelling and anger, but more than that, Trudy doesn't bother to clean up trash, never walks the park, doesn't help everyone park (I witnessed incidents of property damage on Trudy's week because she wasn't helping - 2 pics uploaded) Trudy has lost it, like literally lost it. Avoid this park while she's 'in charge'

    Jennifer B.

    Our experience here was great! Drew was very nice and accommodating. Our site was small and we were lucky enough to have both sites next to us empty. I could imagine if it was full it would be tight. Our location was a amazing and view would be hard to beat. Great bike ride or walking path right in front of your site. Love the highway noise and the waves crashing on the rocks. We will definitely be back!

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    Jessica M.

    Here for a quick one night stay we decided to do last minute. The spots are first come first serve so you can't reserve but there were plenty on the Sunday night we arrived. the check-in process was simple and easy, each spot has a sewer dump hole (big enough that we didn't need a 90 degree connector) and hook ups for $80 . It's right on the water ! We loved that we could walk down to the brewery on the path that goes directly by the rv park . Can't wait to come back !

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    Sandi G.

    Great spot for staying at the beach at reasonable rates. Definitely a new favorite place.

    Mini fish, trap, calamari, fish, shrimp, scallops

    Awesome place to camp, so many fun things to do, had such an amazing time here with my family, watching the surfers on surfers beach, or eating the best calamari at Barbara's Fishtrap, love to go down to the Harbor, and see what all the captains are bringing in ,off their boats fresh fish . Two thumbs up for my family.

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    Tony C.

    It's hit or miss on getting an ocean view site BUT chances are good to be able to move up to one during your stay. My wife loves this place and we try to go at least 3 times a year.

    My corner spot in back row.
    Ally K.

    First come first serve, but they say you can call before you go to see if spots available. I got a spot on the corner in the back row which was nice. However there was a lot of road noise which can't be helped if your in the back row. Trudy was the camp host, checked me in and was very nice and helpful!

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    Very nice park. Good view of half moon bay golf course. Need to clean up their landscaping.

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    Nice place to camp for a stay at Stanford. Kind hosts and great views. Many good choices near by very happy with our stay.

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    “The park hosts, Terry and Patsy, along with their spouses, Ken and Mark, came to our rescue and fixed the water hook up.”

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    4.1(59 reviews)
    24.9 mi

    What an absolute gem! This hidden paradise offers a camping experience to meet everyone's needs…read more From tent camping, bungalows, cabins and RV hookups you're sure to find your next favorite campsite. Even though I was born and raised in CA I wasn't able to explore much outside and camping was never something my family did. I didn't know these curated spots exist where families and adventurers can come to a safe, secure and comfortable spot while still being in nature! Costanoa was able to meet the needs of my husbands work group and provided activities and comforts that kept his work crew occupied and their families alike. There are activities the camp puts on for kids and they are free and paid. There are push-carts for rental and the bathroom facilities were very nice. Remember your firewood for your campfire and the sauna and dress warm! The ocean is a short walk across the street but takes an able body to climb down the paths. Some may call it glamping, but for a newbie like me it's a perfect way to experience the beauties our coat has to offer! Okay thanks bye!

    4.5 STARS Co-worker:…read more"What did you do Labor Day weekend?" Me: "I went to Costanoa in Pescadero." Co-worker: "Whoa, roughin' it?!" Me: "I stayed in the lodge." Co-worker: *ROLLS EYES* Me: "Hey, I need to be close to a bathroom, okay?! I'm not poppin' a squat in the middle of the night...with my luck, it would be over poison oak." Opened in 1999, Costanoa is a massive 48-acre coastal resort that's perfect for R&R or a retreat from the city. DRIVE FROM THE CITY About an hour away, even the drive there felt like part of the getaway...super calming and scenic with gorgeous coastal views and glimpses of beaches along the way. Some parts have no posted speed limit and luckily, the cop just waved to slow down. PROPERTY Costanoa has a little something for every level of outdoorsiness - traditional campsites, glamping tent bungalows, RV sites, cabins, and the lodge for those who need indoor plumbing. The property itself is huge with a garden, farm, goat stables (the goats have food names!), playground, lawns, picnic and BBQ areas, a dog park, trails, and communal fire areas. The General Store is surprisingly well-stocked with pretty much all the essentials: a huge selection of cold drinks, beer + wine, snacks, frozen food (tv meals, burritos, hot dogs, ground beef, ice cream, etc), condiments, toiletries, ice, firewood, batteries, s'mores kits, goat feed, Costanoa merch, and more. There's also a microwave for guest use but it was very dirty. The Activity Center offers games, crafts, and scheduled activities. You can also rent pedal karts for 1-5 people by the hour to cruise around and explore the property. I found the property walkable tho. FOOD There's one on-site resto: Cascade serving farm-to-table California coastal cuisine ($$$). It's the only resto in Pescadero open everyday serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. We tried it for dinner (3 stars) but that's for another review. There's also Pine Tent, a seasonal outdoor spot serving pizza, beer, and wine but it's only open on weekends. For budget eats, we bought food from the nearby taqueria and a certain famous deli (10 minute drive) but found it underwhelming. With that sparse food options, def meal preppin' next time! LODGE SUITE Recently renovated, our suite was pretty spacious and included a separate living room, king bed with a hella comfy mattress + pillows, double vanity, deep soaking tub, separate shower, mini-fridge, and private patio. There's heat and a fireplace but no A/C. The ice machine is located outside on the ground floor. There's no TV but we brought a mini projector. CUSTOMER SERVICE Juan is AWESOME, both over the phone and in person. Super helpful and friendly. Unfortunately, some of the other front desk staff came off a bit unwelcoming. On the upside, I mentioned during booking that we were celebrating a birthday and they surprised us with a goodie basket filled with snacks, chocolate, a Costanoa cap, and a handwritten card. Such a thoughtful touch. DOG-FRIENDLY Costanoa is very dog-friendly with the exception of the pitch-your-own-tent campsites but there's weight and breed restrictions. There's a $75 flat pet fee per stay for the lodge, cabins, and glamping tent bungalows. Cascade's outdoor deck/patio is dog-friendly. PARKING Parking is free for the first two cars. ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT (-) Their website is pretty clunky and doesn't show availability at a glance. It's annoying having to click through individual dates just to figure out what accommodations are actually available. (-) There's basically no cell service (Verizon)...even with WiFi, I couldn't make a call. In case of an emergency, there's a landline at the lodge's lobby. (-) Wi-Fi was spotty and slow. Overall, Costanoa ended up being exactly the kind of getaway I was looking for: peaceful, scenic, dog-friendly, and outdoorsy without requiring me to actually rough it. It was the ideal place to unplug and connect with nature. See ya next year!

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