Amazing place! Going back in December! Thank you for your hospitality! Very clean! All amenities…read morewere walking distance. I wish there was a pet area closer to our site other than that all great!

Outstanding RV park and marina right on the bay. Very clean, comfortable and easy hookups. Very…read moresmall store on-site limited selection tho, stop at a real grocery store before heading in. Downtown coronado is an $10 uber away. Have fun!

Luis is the best host you will find. Very friendly and helpfull…read more The park is rustic and very charming. Perfect base for vine tasting and food chasing in VdG. Amazing food and wine locations are within walking distances. We will be back! Thanks again Luis!

Amazing! Clean bathrooms, sweet hostess, cute dogs, and comfy barrels! WiFi is great and stronger…read morethe closer you are to their router.

Fantastic park with trails, pavilions, fire pits and most importantly the sailing center. The down…read moreside: no dogs allowed anywhere. There are connecting tunnels that run under the strand so you can walk to the ocean side as well. Several informational signs throughout make this a great park to take the kids or just explore on your own. Well maintained with multiple restrooms, shower and water fountains. This is a hidden gem that is the perfect place for some quiet time along some pristine beaches.

Not worth it- $85/night + fees to look at a mound of sand, as dogs not permitted on beach. Then…read morewhen gates close @ 7pm, so do the bathrooms (?!)

I've driven past Paradise by the Sea for 45 years and never paid any attention to it. Living so…read moreclose, my wife and I decided it might be a neat place to try with our Class A motorhome. We spent 3 nights here in August of 2026 and were delighted that we did. It's an oasis in downtown Oceanside. The staff are delightful, the resort is very will organized and well maintained. There's a locked gate to enter a very short path to Buccaneer Beach. Spaces are concrete paved and the utilities are perfectly positioned. My only comment would be that there's not much room between spaces so it's tight, but still very maneuverable. Keep in mind, this is prime real estate close to the beach, so it's expected that they need to make the best use of their acreage. Paradise is a very neat place to get away.

I don't like the charge 59.00 called a lock-in charge means if you don't pay it they can move you…read moreto another spot which is wrong!

Pros: Sites are concrete, room for car. Tables with chairs, propane fireplace were nice. Did not…read moreuse amenities but did have a drink the the grill. Cons: dead bushes all around sites with little bits of trash in them and pebbles around concrete. About 25 young kids flying around on various electric scooters, bikes, hoverboards, day and late evening cutting through empty sites near us. Absolutely no rules enforced.

We were really disappointed with our recent stay. This was our second visit, but both nights we…read morewere kept awake by a cottage across from us that had DJ/karaoke equipment, large speakers OUTSIDE and hosted a loud party that went until around 12:00 am. Legitimately the absolute WORST singers we have ever heard. Think screeching drunk idiots yelling into a microphone while you are trying to enjoy your fire pit and relax. The most frustrating part was that we called staff and were told that since quiet hours didn't start until 11:00 p.m., nothing could be done regardless of how loud it was. The party also appeared to include excessive underage drinking, which was concerning at a family resort. We came here expecting a fun, relaxing family vacation, not two nights of disrupted sleep. It's unfortunate because we enjoyed our first stay, but this experience definitely makes us think twice about returning.

Loved this place!! The owner Adolfo speaks perfect English and is a true gentleman. It's pretty…read moredead in January because it's too cold for the Locals to want to spend time at the beach so you can literally pick from any spot. $25 a night for 2 people and add $2 per hook up (water, electric, sewer). They lock the gate at night and the owner lives on the property. They have warm clean showers, clean bathrooms and a dishwashing station.

Great place to camp,safe nice family owned and very reasonable rates.There is a restaurant and…read morestore for convenience and right on the beach.

The management practices at this location are concerning. One manager in particular tends to assert…read moreauthority inappropriately, she throws her power in your face instead of actually looking to come to an agreement or some sort of compromise. She also talks to you in a degrading manner which is unacceptable and disgusting. While the park itself is nice, the management issues really bring it down, I wouldn't recommend it. 0/5 if I could give it that..

Really bad service and the facilities needs a lot of improvement. Office is close most of the time.read more

Had a blast Vintage Glamping! Great concept. Happy this…read morepartnership between State Parks and private business collaborated to bring together such a unique and delightful camping experience. I read about The Holiday's on Trip Advisr and was pleased to find mid-week openings the next week. I paid for one night in advance, but after the fun my granddaughter had that first day, I paid for another night and am glad to have done so. The turquoise and white trailer, "The Drifter" is adorable, as are all four units. Andy, the owner/ manager is friendly, easy to reach by phone, and stops by each day to provide for the needs of his current renters, and to prep for the next to arrive. With an included fridge, freezer, 3 burner stove, plates, cups, mugs, utensils, bbq utensils, sink with running water, heat, ample sleeping for 4, bath towels, beach towels, USB ports, board games, cards, and a bluetooth sound system, the trailer offers plenty of convenience for its diminuative size. For a small extra charge a generator provides AC, microwave and electricity. Each trailer gas picnic table, charcoal bbq, and a firepit... though we joined other campers at the communal firepit and enjoyed making new friends. The Holiday's Community has a shared storage shed filled with complimentary games (Jenga, Cornhole, Horseshoes, oversized Checkers, Bocce Ball, etc.) beach supplies (umbrellas, boogie boards, noodles). The beach is gorgeous... there are two paths to access the beach, one is quite steep and the hike back up is tough. The other path nearest to the Visitor Center is less steep. All in all, big props to The Holiday's! I will definitely be returning.

Too close to each other and our tent was right in front of a group site tent which was occupied by…read morea church camp. There were only 2 working bathrooms at the time with all those people in the campsite. Spent about 200$/night which I should have just booked a hotel room. Was disappointed in this place we left a day earlier than planned. I don't recommend this place at all. Don't waste your money.

My family of four stayed in one of the tiny homes for three days. We had a blast! Beautiful, brand…read morenew facility. The pool is huge!! Plus two large jacuzzis. My daughters are 14 and 13, and still had a great time on the splash pad. They also made use of the basketball and pickle ball courts. The tiny house layout is awesome. So much natural light and high ceilings. It really feels bigger than it is. There's also a nice sized deck on both ends with comfy chairs. I used both. Nicely sized fridge, deep stainless sink, and a two burner cooktop. We cooked the whole time and it all worked great. The unit also has a microwave. We didn't have a chance to use the fire pit or grill, but we're impressed that it was not shared, but private to our plot. We will definitely be staying again and would highly recommend to anyone.

I heard about this place from a patient who brought her RV. My new husband and I mini mooned our…read moreway here and spent 3 nights. The cottage was plenty large for us, though the bedroom let in too much sunlight in the morning. The loft is short in stature but good size for kids to stay in. The patio furniture and fire pit sold us though. So Comfortable, allowing us to just lounge around and not feel like we had to go find something to do. I'd definitely come back (not during the holidays) on off season for better pricing.

I've now come here twice, it's an awesome spot. It's $12 dollars per car per night and the…read moreproprietors charge $6 per bundle of firewood. There are restrooms (bring toilet paper) and cold showers. It's a large dirt lot on a bluff overlooking the beach. Be careful of mosquitoes during the night (I got eaten alive my first night, but was prepared and didn't get bitten the second time I went). I'd strongly recommend hitting up a Soriana or Calimax (Mexico's major grocery/department stores) in Rosarito before you get there for firewood (it's cheaper there), beer, tequila, soft drinks and snacks. There is a little shop in a hotel to the south of the campgrounds that sells liquor but at twice the price of the aforementioned stores. There is an Oxxo (think 7/11) at the entrance of the campgrounds that you can get beer and snacks at regular (low) prices. There are also two little food carts next to it that you can get cheap food but aren't always open. Too the best of my knowledge there are 4 restaurants/bars in the town, all to the south of the campgrounds. My favorite is Lighthouse which had great views, two TVs that show American sports, $3 tacos, $4 Margaritas, $3 beer. For the fishers out there, this is a great spot. The waves weren't huge and I did get a bunch of hits while fishing, hooked one but it snapped the line. I'd recommend using a Carolina rig with shrimp or clams/mussels. I wanted to use San fleas but they were surprisingly hard to find (I spent fifteen minutes and could only find two).if you do catch something, the Lighthouse will fillet and cook it for you. For the surfers out there, this seems like a good spot for consistent waves but I didn't see any huge ones. You can also rent surfboards and boogie boards at the entrance to the campgrounds. And lastly, if you decide car camping isn't for you, you can get good rooms at the hotels for between $55-$200 dollars. I stayed one night in the hotel above the towns liquor store for $55. It had an ocean view and private patio, two twin beds, not heated showers though. La Fonda has the best rooms but the cheapest is almost a $100 with no ocean view (but their proxy rooms do look good with ocean views). Come out to this spot, it's an extremely good vacation for the price. P.S. Also, you'll need a car which you can get insured in San Ysidro, Ca. The main highway to get there has tolls, which are $2 per stop, remember to have singles on you (it's between 2-3 tolls to get down, same going back).

Great price. Great ambiance and great view of the sunset. We walked down the hill and spent time on…read morethe beach. It was really nice.