$50 - $70 / night

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Port San Luis RV Campground

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Avila Beach Camping has 5 areas for recreational vehicles:

-Woodyard turnout (dry camping)

-Nobi Point turnout (dry camping)

-Coastal Gateway RV Camping (8 hook-up sites)

-Trailer Boat Camping Opens a New Window. (dry camping) [spaces 1 thru 12] are ALWAYS for trailer boat parking ONLY!

-Day Use is available until 4 pm for trailer boat parking.

-After 4 pm, a camping reservation is needed and the site requires that a California, currently-registered vessel must be present for the duration of stay.

-When making a reservation for this location, you MUST provide the CF number of the vessel associated with the reservation.

Fee Info

No Tent Camping

CAMPING FEES (Updated Rates as of December 18, 2019)

$85 Per Night - Full Hook-up Sites at Coastal Gateway 
$65 Per Night - Dry Camping at Nobi Point & Woodyard
$65 Per Night - Trailer Boat Dry Camping at Coastal Gateway
Discounts are not given.  Our campsites are not affiliated with the California State Parks system.

Reservation Info

To secure a site, you must have a reservation prior to pulling into the camping spot. Reservation must be made using the reservation website as provided above. Please refer to the Camping Reservations menu for additional details and instructions. Please note that the spots closest to the restrooms [spaces 1 thru 13] in Coastal Gateway are for trailer boat camping only. Trailer boat camping is single-spaces, dry camping and the boat trailer must occupy the space along with RV. ALL CAMPING IS BY ONLINE RESERVATION ONLY.

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Location

Port San Luis RV Campground is located in California

Address

3950 Avila Beach Dr.
Avila Beach, CA 93405

Coordinates

35.176178462117875 N
120.75292617221908 W

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Access

Drive-In
Park next to your site
Boat-In
Sites accessible by watercraft.

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WiFi
Good
Verizon
Good
AT&T
Good
T-Mobile
Good

Site Types

RV Sites

Features

For Campers

Market
ADA Access
Trash
Phone Service
Reservable
Showers
Drinking Water
Electric Hookups
Toilets
Alcohol
Pets
Fires

For Vehicles

Sanitary Dump
Sewer Hookups
Water Hookups
Big Rig Friendly

$50 - $70

/ night

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Chériana G.

Guide

Reviewed May. 12, 2022

Best dry camping spots on the beach

Love this place - the views are unbeatable, rv spots are spacious with many being parallel to the beach. All spots in Nobi and Wyandot are dry camping unless you’re in the paved parking lot farther down, but you miss out on prime sunset hours and a spots aren’t as good in my opinion. There’s a dog beach a short walk away, public bathrooms, showers ($2), laundry facilities ($2wash), and right next to Harford Pier which is home to a great seafood market and Merseas restaurant for good eats next to Seals!

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Month of VisitJune

Annie C.

Legend

Reviewed Jun. 27, 2018

RV Camping on Historic Harford Wharf

This is an RV only campground in Avila Beach. Parking slots are spread along the road to Harford Warf (interesting history!) as well as some overflow spots (for now) up the hill. There is a shower/laundry house down the hill at the entrance to the Port. The best spot is on the point, but the spot is usually taken by regulars and full timers. The history of the town is fascinating- at one time it was home to a massive oil storage facility. It leaked from day one and polluted the soil. Then the oil tanks caught fire and burned for days. Eventually the entire town was either raised or moved while the polluted soil was excavated. The town today has only a few origional buildings that were stored while things were cleaned up. The entrance to the nuclear power plant is in the middle of the RV park, so expect high traffic during shift changes. It is important to note that this is RV only. There is a nice shower house with laundry down near the wharf as well as a restaurant. There are also some really nice places to eat and shop in town. The beach near the point is dog friendly. In the late afternoon you can spot sea otters hanging out busting shells on their bellies in the kelp beds. There is a 14 day camping limit before you have to move your rig elsewhere before you can come back 24 hours later to start building to your 14 day limit again.

Month of VisitJuly

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