Nice small, quiet, clean park, just outside of town, right off the 101(but not too close)…read more Staff friendly and helpful, spaces are close but situated nicely, covered with , ours did require some leveling, hook-ups in good working order. There are a few long termers, not a problem for us. No store on premise (I like to get a piece of memorabilia i.e. sticker, t-shirt from parks we visit) we ended up at Walmart in town to replenish some condiments. All in all a very nice welcoming park for us, we look forward to staying at many more times.

i have been living full time at this park up until a month or so ago, The staff is extremely…read moredisrespectful and for 2100 dollars a month I believe that there are far better places to stay at. They have cult like tendencies there management will black ball you from other parks simply because she dose not like you.

The Manager Deborah, pulled off a miracle for us!…read more Thank you for being understanding and accommodating.

Let me start by saying, I've stayed at Cava Robles RV Resort - Sun Outdoors Paso Robles before, and…read morehonestly, I used to love this place. The customer service was always on point, the grounds were spotless, and the bar/food situation was generally better than you'd expect from an RV resort. That's actually why we wanted to come out for Spring Break--and why we brought another family with us. Right off the bat, things felt... a little off. When we pulled into our RV spots, both fire pits (ours and our friends') were full of ash and old, charred wood. Not a huge deal--we don't even really use them--but it was noticeable. Ours was also broken (one leg completely off), which just added to the "hmmm... okay" impression. It wasn't terrible, just definitely not what we remembered. We had planned to kick off the trip with dinner at the bar the first night. Turns out--it's closed on Wednesdays. That one's on us for not checking ahead, but still a bit of a buzzkill. The next day, we figured we'd make up for it with lunch and drinks. This is where things really went sideways. The bartender/server was great--super nice, clearly trying--but every single order turned into, "I'm so sorry... we don't have that." No fries. No chicken fingers (which, with kids, is basically a crisis). Same drink menu as always... but almost none of the ingredients to actually make the drinks. I eventually simplified my order to tequila on the rocks with a lime. "I'm sorry... we don't have limes." At that point, I actually went back to my RV, cut up a couple of limes, and brought them to the bar. I wish I was joking. I don't even know if they used them--but that kind of says it all. From what we were told, everything was "supposed to be restocked"... it just hadn't happened yet. Which raises a pretty obvious question--who exactly was in charge of getting this place ready for Spring Break? We ended up driving into town to buy our own drinks, mixers, and food. Not exactly the resort experience we were planning on. We hung out around the pool and bar area afterward, and even that felt like it had slipped a bit. Chairs scattered everywhere, toys left out, cushions dusty with leaves--it just didn't have that clean, dialed-in feel we remembered. Later that evening, we thought it'd be fun to rent a golf cart and cruise around, meet people, explore a bit. Called the front desk... and learned that even though they're open 24 hours, golf cart rentals are on a strict 2 PM pick-up / 11 AM drop-off schedule. So if I rented one at 7 PM, I'd still have to return it by 11 AM the next day... for $140. Or wait until 2 PM the next day and miss the whole morning. So basically, no matter what, you're paying for less than a full day. Look--I'm not saying this trip ruined the place for me; it will remain in the rotation of places to consider. But it felt like visiting your favorite restaurant only to find half the menu gone and the rest "temporarily unavailable." As a "Public Service Announcement" for management, this also feels like a missed opportunity for you. This place can be great--I've seen it. But this time around, it just wasn't firing on all cylinders... and honestly, it feels like you are leaving both good impressions and DEFINITELY revenue on the table. PS-my wife says, "have better, cuter, and just more selections in your main store!"

After staying at Sun Outdoors Paso Robles for many years, we finally tried the Wine Country…read more(Central Coast) location with our group--and we're converts! The smaller size means fewer crowds, creating the chill adult vibe we were looking for. All the amenities are top-notch: clean pools, a fitness room, a dedicated pet area, and the Friday wine tastings. We especially enjoyed the on-site bar and lounge, which is a great spot to relax. For the Presidents' Day weekend, they also hosted a fantastic wine tasting event that was a real highlight of the trip. The unique adult hot tub with waterfall views is a standout, and the buddy sites worked perfectly for our RVs. With reliable Wi-Fi and easy access to the local wineries, it's the perfect balance. If you want resort quality with a more intimate feel, this is it!

We had our family reunion here. The location is nice. We stayed in a cottage. It was well supplied,…read morebut we did have a few issues. No internet or TV. They were not working for anybody. The refrigerator was not cooling and we had a lot of food in it for the reunion that we had to throw away. An employee came in and looked at it but they were unable to fix it. It ended up freezing after that which froze the eggs, etc after we refilled it. There was a high pitched squeal coming from the plumbing that kept us up all night the first night but maintenance came in and fixed it the second afternoon. All in all, they tried to be attentive to our needs and tried to accomodate us but they did not have any vacancies to move us. We will not be returning due to the loss we endured with the food and sleep.

Terri is the best! She is so accommodating for all your needs!! And this is coming from a family…read morewith a child that has been to several campgrounds. All of the staff is friendly and helpful! The lots are kept up as well as the pools! We have 3 ac units as well as a washer and dryer. We have had ZERO issues with ours on a 100 + degree day! The dog areas are manicured and clean. We got a pull through spot and have good shade as well. We hate to leave but we will definitely be back!

The Vines is a Sun Outdoors Community that offers level concrete pads, working hookups and a pool,…read morehot tub, gym, laundry, dog park, game room and small store. The customer service here is very good. We are here for almost two weeks and the average cost per night is $77 though they have a monthly rate that is lower. If you have kids the game room and pool add value. Like other Sun Outdoor locations they operate the daily costs using a hotel reservation system. Laundry and store merchandise are fairly priced. The south mens restroom has one paper towel dispenser that is empty at times. There appears to be an office staff shortage so the Saturday hours are hit and miss, and there are no Sunday hours. Monday through Friday they are often open earlier than advertised and stay until closing.

Maybe a year ago they were good .But now it's hell here .We went in talk to Monica she promised she…read morewould help but of course nothing happened. They allowed the Mobil to be rented out I don't even know the girl renting .we're praying outside for a brain infection she's standing there like she's going to kill me . It's sad this was such a beautiful place In our contract it says you can't rent your Mobil out . But they stop caring about the people and only care about money . They don't care what happens long as they get money .It's heartbreaking .This is my last home .Im very ill

If I could give no stars I would. Do not rent from Redtail they are a cut throat company who goes…read morearound and buys up properties raises rents and does whatever to make a buck. Breach of contract no big deal. They bill you for utilities that are included in your rental contract stating " we are not recognizing your rental agreement". Pay or get out. Resthaven is a dump. There are drugs and drug dealers living next door to you. Trash and broken down unregistered cars all over the place. Dogs barking all night long. Management does nothing, maintenence does nothing. Do Not Move to RESTHAVEN!

While this is a very pretty campground, I would not recommend…read more When you check in they give you a very basic guide.. bathroom code etc. What they don't tell you is to scan the QR code for their rules. Water pressure and wifi was terrible, people totally out of control drunk, music blaring, a large group took over the gazebo with jacuzzi and were so loud they could be heard over the whole campground till well after midnight. So no one could use the jacuzzi as this group took over everything. A real lack of trash receptacles.. They rent golf carts here so at all hours there were small children driving them, and if an adult was driving they were flying through the campground. For the cost of these spaces I would expect someone who works here to drive through at 10.15 and shut down the loud loud loud noise, after all, the office said their rangers are sitting in the office, so get in a golf cart and control these out of control people.

Camer here for their 20th Anniversary. What a great deal it was for 20 dollars per person. First…read moretime at the park and I thought the place was perfect. Parking was a little tough but they had off site parking. Plan to get there before they open for better parking and to grab chairs. Lazy river and wave pool were awesome and not overcrowded. We spent the most of our time in the little kids zone. My kid had a blast. Definitely would consider a season pass it was perfect for my 4 years old. Big kid slides and rides didn't have long waits at all. Definitely worth checking out again. We will be back.

I didn't come to the park - but my husband, kids, and dad did...and judging by their smiles and…read moresore bums they had a most wonderful time. Below are some of their take aways: 1) The park is CLEAN! 2) Staff are attentive and SAFE! (hubs reported that there were lifeguards every so many feet; dad reported that they helped him up from the slides every.single.time without fail!) 3) Did I mention safety is a priority? The staff following safety protocols for riding the slides -- again without fail, every single time. My son slipped on the concrete, and he shared that seven lifeguards tended to him. While he was not injured, they gave him an ice pack, did the concussion check, and monitored him. Great care, and customer service. Timing is everything. When my family went, they happened to be there when the park was relatively empty, allowing them to ride slides repeatedly with little to no wait time. This was a bonus and I was glad for them! The kids reported their favorite slides were: 1) The blue and green tube 2) The four-seater raft 3) The "toilet bowl" (I don't think that's what it's called. lol!) Hubs reports that it was a GREAT TIME and he would do it again!

These comments are about the area managed along paradise Road (Red Rocks area)…read moreThe campgrounds are a mess. I don't mean trash from campers, I mean the general state of things. Sites are overgrown with weeds, tables and benches in disrepair, water faucets frequently turned off for whatever reason. And every season each campground is getting worse and worse. The only thing that gets refreshed is the sign saying how much to pay. Day-use areas are just as bad. Parking lots in deplorable shape, anything with wood(signs and railings )falling apart, dumpsters often locked. No one ever in the kiosks, so if you need a day pass you got to drive around and find a camp host somewhere. How the USFS allows this incredibly poor performance baffles me. The one caveat is you'll often have an area to yourself because there are so many reasons not to visit here anymore that the old days of crowded weekends are long gone.

We had a Sierra Club outing to the Camuesa Trail along Paradise Road near Santa Barbara. This is an…read moreundeveloped area with no toilets or other facilities. As we travelled along Paradise Road we encountered some kind of toll booth. The guy in the toll booth said we had to pay $10 for a pass. If we failed to do so, we would be hit with a $60 fine. I talked to the hike leader at the trailhead and he was angry that we had paid. He said we absolutely did not need to pay just to go hiking on a trail. When we left after the hike we asked the same guy at the toll booth to refund our money. He said there are no refunds. He was open about giving us his full name. He obviously knew the company was supporting the fact that he was lying to scam money from people for the company. He literally laughed in our faces. This company has no telephone number that is ever answered by a human. They have a contact form and eventually they replied. They just lied and said you have to pay even if you are just going for a hike in an undeveloped area. I called the Forest Service and they are aware of what this company is doing. They said you absolutely do not need to pay just to go hiking. Ideally, this company will be put out of business, but that may take a long time. Do NOT pay their fees and avoid any area they are running if at all possible. That is the best way to speed up their demise.

Whether you're a wine nerd or just looking for a laid-back place to taste, Eberle is absolutely…read moreworth a stop. The history alone is enough to get you through the door, but the wine is what keeps you there. Pair the tasting with all the stories behind the winery, and it's easily one of the more interesting experiences in Paso. The staff is also incredibly friendly and makes you feel welcome from the moment you walk in. The patio is a beautiful spot to taste, and if you're there later in the day, the sunset views are hard to beat. Definitely do the free cave tour while you're there. It's one of the coolest winery tours I've been on. The caves are a massive labyrinth carved into the hillside and naturally stay around 55 degrees year round, which is where they age a lot of their wine before bottling. Even if you've been to a lot of wineries, this is something a little different. At the time I'm writing this, tastings are still complimentary, which is almost unheard of these days. If you go, do them a favor and leave with a bottle or two. That's how places like this are able to keep offering experiences like this, and honestly, you'll probably want to take some wine home anyway.

Free cave tours, free tastings of really well-balanced and smooth wines! The Barbera was my…read morefavorite. It was smooth and mildly fruity, but not heavy. I liked all five wines on the tasting menu, including the rosé, which is new for me because I don't usually love rosés. I ended up getting another glass of the Barbera after we finished the tasting. Beautiful view from their deck. We caught the tail end of their cave tour, which always fun. Overall a really lovely wine experience.