This was our first time camping in a trailer and we will definitely be back.
If you're looking for quality time with your family among a beautiful and peaceful outdoor environment, you can find it here.
There are four cute and clean vintage trailers in The Holidays trailer community. We rented "the Muir" which is the red one with a striped canopy.
Inside, the trailer is equipped with a sink with running water, lights powered by solar, refrigerator, linens, pillows, and towels, pots/pans, silverware, water kettle, board games, and other convenient items. We did not rent a generator but there is a microwave. There are plenty of seating areas and it was fun transforming these areas into beds at night. We slept five people, but some of the taller among us felt it a tighter squeeze. Four adults comfortably for sure.
Outside, there is a shaded picnic table, BBQ grill, fire pit, and wooden chairs to relax and stoops to sit near fire pit. There is also a larger shared firepit ring in the center of the four trailers common area, outdoor games, and a shed with more games.
The set-up of the four trailers allows for privacy with just your group or community with people among the four trailers, whichever you choose.
At all hours, everyone in the four trailers and also larger surrounding campground was very courteous and respectful.
The location has great access to both the nearby restrooms and a paved walkway directly to the beach below. The paved walkway to the beach is beautiful and fenced, but steep (not dangerous as it is a wide walkway, just a high incline). Should only take a few minutes to go down, a few more minutes up. We felt lucky that The Holidays campsite was so close to the walkway entrance, noting that other sites in the larger campground had a much further walk. There is also a nearby water spigot for rinsing off near the campsite and walkway entrance.
There is a pier and seafood restaurant about 1.3 mile walk down the beach. We didn't try the restaurant (cooked on the firepit grill), but it's an option. There is also a walking/running trail that runs for a few miles along the beach. Lots of people walking dogs on the trail, although dogs are not allowed on the beach itself.
Beach seems to be more of a surfers beach. Some people wading, none swimming that we saw. Saw a few boogie boarders and lots of surfers. Sand in water has rocks and larger stones and waves were strong.
Aside from powerful currents, back at the campsite be watchful for a lingering skunk who seemed to like the company of campers by the fire at night. No one got sprayed, but there was some anxiety considering how close the skunk got a few times.
Overall, I feel that The Holidays trailer rental price is very reasonable for the location, experience, and everything that is provided ($189 per night). Note that second car is charged $15 at the check-in area, and for convenience firewood is available for $7 there as well if you forgot yours.
All in all, this was a very comfortable, positive, and memorable family experience and one that we hope to enjoy again soon.
Don't forget to bring: clothes, food, firewood, cash for coin machines for showers, toiletries, sunblock, umbrella for shade at beach, drinking water. read more