The park is great. Everything is like new and the employees are very helpful. We needed propane…read more They sent a guy over he took our tank filled it and reinstalled it. The internet is strong and lightning fast. The grounds are very well kept. Great park we will be back.

It's a beautiful campground with nice long sites. Full hookup, cable TV, pool, hot tub, gym, nice…read moreclubhouse and store. This campground is about 60 miles north of Paso Robles. It's 80 degrees and very windy.

My Husband and I just spent a lovely 3 nights at this quaint campground. The location was ideal! A…read moreshort walk to the beach, local restaurants and shops. Even though nestled off the road, traffic noise was not an issue. The owner lives nearby and is available for anything (even bringing you quarters). Although there's not a ton of amenities, the personal touches to the property was over the top. Dog park, Laundry, and very nice private restrooms/showers. Plus they even have a station set up to paint rocks! We will definitely return, and highly recommend!

We took an impromptu camping trip in the middle of the week and landed here, at Pleasure Point. The…read moreease to book and find this spot was great. We were immediately greeted and helped by Eric (owner), he is kind and informative. It's not a large RV park, but it's absolutely perfectly situated to food, shopping and the beach. We walked to all these locations. We really loved it here.

Stayed here with my fiancé for a night. It was pouring rain so that kept us up, but the electric…read moreblankets were amazing!!! The ambiance was also very cute! Was about $120/night for our stay in February. There are showers and restrooms on property. Would definitely consider coming back!

This was a pretty nice glamp site! We stayed 1 night during our road trip to Big Sur, which is…read moreabout an hour away from Carmel. We booked a Luxury Tent - Lower Grove through Airbnb for about $200 for 1 night (we did book pretty late - about 1 week in advance - so the price might be cheaper if booked earlier). Instructions on getting there were pretty easy, and check in is in their central office building 3-8pm. Staff were super friendly! The office closes at 9pm, and then security comes onto the site, so I felt very safe. The whole campsite is small so a lot of the sites are pretty close to each other. They have cabins, RV spots, drive-in sites, walk-in sites, and some really nice luxury tents. Some spots have a nicer view up the hill, but the Luxury Tents in the Lower Grove were on the steep downhill road near the exit, more tucked in under some trees. I did like that the Lower Grove felt a little more private than the Upper Grove. But we did have to walk up the steep hill to get to the nearest bathroom. Our Luxury Tent (50Q) was pre-built and sturdy, and had space for our car right on the site. Our tent came with a queen sized bed, heated blanket, 2 side tables with reading lights, USB plug, a small shelf at the foot of the bed with some towels, and a small side table with a electric kettle and coffee packets. Outside on the small patio was also 2 adirondack chairs for lounging, and a propane grill with grilling utensils. I do wish we got a small table outside for our food, and a fire pit at the site would have been nice. We also ran out of propane in the morning but I'm sure they would refill it if we were staying longer. Our tent was perfect for 2 people. Some other Luxury Tents are much larger and can fit many people, and had large patios, tables, and firepits. Since our site was under some trees, it was quite shaded, which I'm sure would be awesome in the summer! We stayed during early November, so the evening was cool and morning was brisk, but it wasn't freezing. The campsite amenities were very cool: a heated pool, sauna (can fit 6-8 people), multiple fire pits and lounging areas, ping pong table, cornhole, horse shoes, basketball hoop, playground, and hiking trail. There were some sports equipment and games at the front that were available to use as we please. I super enjoyed the clean bathrooms, showers, and dishwash area - with provided hand soap, paper towels, dish soap, and body soap in the showers! It was always clean and never crowded. I thought this was worth it for our site and luxury tent - super duper convenient to not have to bring & set up a tent/sleeping bag. We basically arrived and were able to get comfortable right away. Saddle Mountain is a good choice if visiting the Carmel-by-the-Sea, Monterey, or Big Sur areas.

This place is a wonderful respite for the road weary as well as a great place to recharge, refill…read moreand do laundry...yes they have laundry facilities, Awesome! Oh and did I mention there's a fabulous museum on site...agriculture, but hey it's the Salinas valley...its perfect. Grocery, propane and other services were a short drive away and the Pinnacles National Monument is a great day trip.

Had our car/trailer fixed (Rossi Bros Auto was great) and spent the rest of the day and that night…read moreat the San Lorenzo park/campground. Very peaceful clean bathrooms full hookups and senior pricing! Right near the 101 but heard hardly any noise! Happy Trails!

I am a big fan of KOA and have stayed at all of the three levels that I thought they had up till…read morenow. This one is a small KOA - the manager tells me it's the first KOAExpress. The other levels, journey, destination and resort are increasingly fancy, but generally have some kind of market, a cafe or restaurant, pools, jacuzzis and the like - more so at the higher levels. Well, this one was a fraction of the size of most of those. it was very well kept, nice level paved sites, excellent bathrooms - two full bathrooms, where you get your own toilet, sink and shower and door It's essentially located right in the harbor, there's a gate that will get you to the docks. Including all the whale watching boats . A bunch of sea lions were my neighbors on a rock on the other side of the fence. There are a couple of restaurants within walking distance as well, so that makes up for not having one on site

I really love KOA campgrounds. This one is a hidden little spot between Monterey and Santa Cruz,…read moreless than a 1/2 hour drive to each. Really nice staff, very clean and safe. The spots are very close to each other, but this is a small campground, maybe 50 spots. The KOA person guided us into our spot, made it easy because if it was just me and the wife... well you know! Moss landing is an old fishing town, very small, abut very historical and interesting to walk around. The ocean beach is walking distance from the campground. I will return to this place, very safe and very secluded. Nice clean laundry room, landscaping is beautiful, location is in a very secluded area in the farming community. Very tight spots, you are really close to your neighbor. But that's OK, this is a place you stay at, and go out during the day to see the sites around the area. There is no stores or restaurants in the area. Only one deli (which is really good but only open to 3pm). So you will need to have food and supply with you.

We really enjoyed our stay at Pinnacles! We rented a tent cabin for the night and although it was…read morehuge, it was literally freezing. We had to buy a heater because the first night we woke up frosted. The facilities are clean and include bathrooms showers and places to wash your dishes. Lots of wildlife and friendly rangers. The day hikes were really fun, the caves were a unique experience. Highly recommend for newbies like us!

Beautiful campground! We reserved online. Trailer spot #84…read more It was roomy. No shade but it was February so no big deal. There were little tent cabins you could rent sprinkled throughout the grounds and tent spaces were plentiful, empty this time of year mostly. The camp store has everything you might have forgotten, even ice cream;) There are hot showers. 2 in the ladies rest rooms and I assume the men's and a shower trailer that house 3 showers and a handicap shower too. There is also a swimming pool! I understand it gets HOT here in the summer so I bet that makes many campers very happy. Wildlife everywhere!! Beauty everywhere!! You can walk to the pinnacles trails from here but we drove the 2 miles or so to the very small and usually full parking lot where the trails begin. In the busy season I understand they have shuttles. We had a beautiful trip! We bought the annual pass to the pinnacles so we will back for sure.

We stayed here about a long time ago and my wife surprised me with a 3 day getaway recently. There…read moreare many options to choose from: tents, RV parking, A-frames, small cabins, and larger cabins. She chose a riverside cabin and this place made such a strong impression we remembered it was right next to the cabin with a loft our friends stayed at the first time we came about a decade ago. There is no cellular signal here so you'll be without internet, the only WiFi available is near the entrance and there is a $20 fee, if you are desperate there are some pockets of reception going south on highway one but we took the opportunity to disconnect and enjoy fire, nature, and each others company instead. You'll know when you get reception because your phone will start going crazy. The riverside cabin had an outdoor pit and indoor wood burning stove so you get fire inside and out, the river is right outside and if you go down at night it's creepy. We loved the clean bedrooms and cozy living room, most of our time indoors was spent in the living room hanging around near the fire. We ate most of our meals at the cabin and it felt private and quiet though there were other people staying next to us, the shower had insane water pressure and flow and it was nice not having to sleep smokey and dirty every night. There are basic kitchen utensils, cups, plates, and pans. I don't know why we expected this but there is no salt or pepper so make sure to bring your own! Firewood is also marked up and we always use more than we think so better to buy from farther away, they provide 1 free bundle and we brought 5 and still ended up using all of it.

Add a dog run. Add concrete, grass, pebbles or mulch on RV…read morecampsites so the spot won't be so muddy and one can enjoy the spot with pets and kids instead of tracking in mud and playing in the mud. Lower price or add suggested accommodations to make it enjoyable and comfortable. We rented our spot for two nights but left after the hour of getting there due to the mud conditions. We and our dogs were not happy campers there. We will not return there until we see improvements regarding muddy grounds.

This is one of the most gorgeous state parks in California!! I've been wanting to visit for years…read moreand we finally made it here this past weekend. We were staying in Monterey, so it was about a 25 min drive to get there, we arrived before 11am. We parked before the park entrance along Highway 1 where there were NO signs saying "No parking at any time" THIS IS IMPORTANT because as we were walking towards the entrance, there was a parking enforcement officer giving tickets to all the other cars parked where the signs were clearly posted closer to the entrance. So make sure you pay attention! There is parking inside the park too for only $10. Once inside there were park rangers helping you with questions and guiding you on deciding which trails to go on, which was very nice and convenient! We took a picture of the map and choose to do the Cypress Grove, and the Sea Lion Point Trails. We only had about 3 hrs to hang out at the park, so those two were perfect easy hikes and roughly about 2.5 miles if you do both loops. We got spectacular views everywhere, you could hear the Sea Lions and see so many beautiful birds flying around. Wish we would've brought binoculars, so bring some with you if you remember. We can't wait to come back another time and do a full day of hiking because there are so many other trails! The park and restrooms were clean and well kept too, it's definitely a must visit once in your lifetime at least!!

Absolutely stunning scenery! Easily one of the best hiking trails I've experienced! I've visited…read moretwice now, and both times have been fantastic. The coastal trails are well marked and offer breathtaking lookout points throughout the hike. Today was a little foggy but we were still able to enjoy the beauty. It's definitely worth arriving early to secure parking. The main lot was full when we got there, but we were able to find a spot along Highway 1. While it was a bit crowded, the variety of trails helps spread people out, so it never felt too overwhelming. We hiked about 3.5 miles and made it to the cove where seals birth their pups, Bird Island, hidden beach coves with beautiful blue water and tide pools. There were also docents and volunteers we spotted along the way. Next time I'd like to go further down the trail and explore more of the park.

Does this place still exist? All redirects to their website seem to be a spam site, wetdeckphilly…read moredot com Not sure what it all means but it doesn't look trustworthy. I HAVE NOT BEEN HERE, so could only rate the ONLINE booking experience as one star. I feel terrible for leaving one stars but maybe this place doesn't realize the website looks so weird.

Excellent customer service, once I got someone on the phone. The website was hijacked by a spam…read moresite, so ignore the website & call them. It is mostly for long-term guests, and it had a waiting list when I talked to them because it was the busy season. I drove through the property and really liked it. I changed plans & didn't buy a 5th-wheel travel trailer now, but when I do, I will buy it off-season & be sure to stay at Santa Vida.

I would recommend. Cabin was nice and clean Fire place was…read morenice and cozy and kept cabin nice and warm. Sheets and comforter were of very good quality Nice to have coffee and hot chocolate available. Awesome and beautiful settings. Only down fall was grandson ( teenager) complaint of NO cell or internet services.

Beautiful area and close to all the hikes we wanted to do! The sound of the creek made it magical…read moreand a peaceful sleep was long over do.