Best RV Parks near Guadalupe, CA

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Best RV Sites Near Guadalupe, CA (65)

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    1. Pacific Dunes Ranch

    11 Reviews
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    222 Saves

    Pacific Dunes Ranch RV Resort is the most unique RV resort in California's Pismo Beach region, with rolling sand dunes and rollicking waves in the beautiful Oceano Preserve. At Pacific Dunes Ranch, you'll enjoy an RV resort that highlights breathtaking vistas and trails to the beach. In California, we call this a winning combination - secluded and quiet but not remote. With its coastal location, Pacific Dunes Ranch RV Resort lends itself to numerous water sports and activities. Swimming, boating, fishing and surfing are popular forms of recreation at our RV resort in California , and biking and hiking are at the top of list for those without their sea legs. Secluded RV Resort in California Whether you're planning a retreat for the whole family, a group of friends or a getaway for two, there's no shortage of unique activities to explore at Pacific Dunes Ranch RV Resort. Plan activities upon arrival or visit this page before your departure to plan ahead. Looking for more? Our friendly staff can fill you in on all of the great ways to make your stay a memorable experience.

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    2. Pismo Coast Village RV Resort

    13 Reviews
    11 Photos
    179 Saves
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    3. Ocean Mesa Campground at El Capitan

    15 Reviews
    81 Photos
    459 Saves

    Ocean Mesa Campground at El Capitan is THE premier campground on the beautiful California Central Coast. Located just 20 minutes north of downtown Santa Barbara, Ocean Mesa is surrounded by Los Padres National Forest above the magnificent Pacific Ocean. Ocean Mesa offers the best of modern camping life including a heated pool and spa, laundry facilities, and convenience store. The Mesa is also wired for internet use and T.V. so you never have to feel too disconnected from life at home.

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    4. Cava Robles

    16 Reviews
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    89 Saves

    Visit a resort designed by nature. Whether you arrive by RV or stay in one of our cottages, you’ll be immersed in a different kind of setting among Paso Robles’ famed wineries.

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    5. Morro Dunes RV Park

    21 Reviews
    44 Photos
    365 Saves
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    6. Flying Flags RV Resort

    20 Reviews
    89 Photos
    183 Saves
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    7. Wine Country RV Resort, A Sun RV Resort

    8 Reviews
    36 Photos
    94 Saves
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    $73 - $234 / night

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    8. Avila Hot Springs

    7 Reviews
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    9. Coastal Dunes RV Park & Campground

    5 Reviews
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    10. Port San Luis RV Campground

    2 Reviews
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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.

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    $50 - $70 / night

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Recent RV Reviews In Guadalupe

685 Reviews of 65 Guadalupe Campgrounds


  • SThe Dyrt PRO User
    Camper-submitted photo from North Beach Campground - Pismo State Beach
    Oct. 29, 2024

    North Beach Campground - Pismo State Beach

    North Beach

    Large sites with fire rings, picnic tables, some sites don’t have much shade and some do. Less than 1/2 mile walk to beach. Couple miles from Oceano dunes. Hot showers. Can get windy. Dog friendly.

  • CThe Dyrt PRO User
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    Oct. 27, 2024

    North Beach Campground - Pismo State Beach

    A winner

    I skipped out on Oceano and came here hoping they might have something open. Turns out they had 8 and the park ranger let me drive in to scope it out. I picked a site close to the beach and even better my Oceano reservation could be transferred. Yay. Loved this campground so much. It’s well laid out and all the sites are well spaced and clean. The evening was much quieter, with a sunset and sounds of waves. A ten minute walk to the beach and right next to the butterfly grove. I have already made another reservation to see about the butterflies when they are in season. Pismo Beach is fantastic!

  • CThe Dyrt PRO User
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    Oct. 27, 2024

    Oceano County Campground

    You can do better

    Probably just due to the time of year but this campground was way too rowdy for my taste, all the sites are close together and it seemed almost every site was a very large group, generators running after 10pm, amplified music and tv! If that’s your jam you’ll love it. I took off after 1 night.

  • KThe Dyrt PRO User
    Camper-submitted photo from Wine Country RV Resort, A Sun RV Resort
    Oct. 10, 2024

    Wine Country RV Resort, A Sun RV Resort

    Very nice!

    Very well kept and clean. Shower area is very nice. Need a key code to go anywhere. Great amenities. Beautiful pool. An outdoor bar, but only open certain months. Nice group camping area. Green grass areas. Mini concrete pads though not perfectly level? Close to lots of wineries and a water park but not really safe to walk or bike to. Probably one of the most beautiful hot tub areas I've ever seen in an RV park

  • makenna W.
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    Sep. 20, 2024

    Flying Flags Avila Beach

    Second Time Staying. Disappointed

    This is our second time at this location, first in dry camping, second time in the Jupe tents. As much as I was begging for this stay to be worth the $470 for two nights, it definitely wasn’t. The concept is great but really faulty when executed. 1) they disclose when booking that power to the tents may or may not work. The truth? The solar panels don’t charge whatsoever if there is fog/cloud cover in the mornings. Was told this directly by management. Soooo…. Considering this is a bay site, right on the ocean…. We didn’t have power once. Morning fog happens every single day. (Even though it was completely sunny from 12pm-5pm) this was frustrating, and we would’ve packed accordingly given knowledge that we would’ve been powerless all weekend. The blankets they provide don’t keep you warm either, so if you stay on a night below 50 without an electrical blanket or backups, prepare to freeze. During our stay we were also told that there was only one overnight maintenance man, on a Friday, during Labor Day weekend. That poor man didn’t get a break once all evening and definitely deserves a raise and to be treated better by his employers. He’s the only reason this review deserves a star. For such a beautiful location, this company is really fumbling. Disappointing.

  • BThe Dyrt PRO User
    Camper-submitted photo from Military Park Vandenberg AFB Pine Canyon Campground
    Sep. 5, 2024

    Military Park Vandenberg AFB Pine Canyon Campground

    Nice and quiet

    Located on Vandenberg base which requires a membership card (military I.D.) This helps keep the camp site more private. No one goes here. It is tranquil and has trails to hike and lakes to fish in. Hunting is also allowed during select seasons. If you like quiet and keep to yourself, this is the place. There are no trash cans and a permit is required for campfire. There are a couple of port-a-pots and they are very clean. Go SpaceForce! Lastly, watch out for poison oak. Stay on the trails and all is well. Semper Fi.

  • S
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    Aug. 30, 2024

    Cachuma Lake Recreation Area

    Please Don’t Tell Anyone About This — OOPS

    This is tragi-comedy: I was invited to a wedding in Santa Barbara. It was summer and the most fleabitten motel prices were astronomical. I began to look at campsites within driving distance, I was desperate. Booked Catchuma and thought, hoorah, I’ve defeated the tourism trap. 

    Well… from the moment I arrived . . . I really could not care less about the wedding. My god. I think I’ll leave it at that. 

    Bring binos. Boat, bring your canoe/kayak.

  • Laura M.The Dyrt PRO User
    Camper-submitted photo from Oceano County Campground
    Aug. 17, 2024

    Oceano County Campground

    Great Campground

    We stayed here a few years ago, but on the primitive / non-hookup side. We stayed on the E/W hookup side this time and liked it as well, though it does have the more typical RV/parking lot feel as compared to the other side.  There's a nice walking trail that connects the two sides. It's $50 for an E/W site, plus an $8.25 reservation fee.

    There's a cool lagoon that you can walk all the way around on, with lots of birds, and much of it accessible as well which is nice. There's a cool visitor center, open 12-4. The beach is a short walk away. There's a great Mexican restaurant down the road also, Old Juan's, it's so good and has great vegan options.

    The showers here are nice and clean, and $1 gets you 4 minutes.  The showers are individual, private, and non-gendered. There was no host on site when we were there, but the rangers were very present.  This campground, like all California State campgrounds we've been to recently, has trash, recycling, and a food compost bin which I love.

    There's a fun game for kids where you download an app and go on a scavenger hunt and complete other challenges.

    No dump station here, but there's one just 2 miles north at North Beach Campground, and it's $10 for dump and water fill there.

  • Laura M.The Dyrt PRO User
    Camper-submitted photo from Morro Bay State Park
    Aug. 3, 2024

    Morro Bay State Park

    Nicer when it's not crowded

    We stayed here last year when the area was getting hit by severe storms and flooding - so the campground was almost empty. We loved the campground then and gave it 5 stars. This year when we stayed it was packed, and definitely not as nice of an experience.

    The previous review mentions the awkward walk to the showers, and I will agree with that. You either have to go through someone's site, or walk all the way to the end of the road. We got lucky and got to cut through some vacant sites to get to the showers.

    We do still love this campground though, because of the boardwalk in the estuary and all the bird sightings there. We got to visit the museum this time as well, small and cute and well worth the $3 entry fee. The restaurant is still there but we didn't go this time. Next time we go we will rent kayaks and explore the water some more. There's a golf course here adjacent to the campground as well.  The town of Morro Bay is cute and relaxed and fun to visit.

    There's a dump station here but it's not free even for campers - it's a $10 fee you pay with your credit card right at the dump.  Showers were ok, no complaints.

    This is a good, low key and decently priced campground that we'll definitely stop at the next time we're going through the area.

  • Jack W.
    Camper-submitted photo from Morro Bay State Park
    Aug. 2, 2024

    Morro Bay State Park

    "Last resort" campground, 3 stars at best

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    Beautiful location <5 minute drive away from the beach and Morro rock. SLO is close, and the coast is always nice. There's a pretty boardwalk trail next to the site as well (see photos).

    - CONS -

    These aren't camp sites, they're parking spots with a fire pit on dead grass and weeds. You're packed like sardines next to adjacent campers. It's unclear where the boundary of each others' site is. For facilities, they do have big bathrooms, showers, and dumpsters… but they're all filthy and unkempt. And even though the bathrooms may be right next to your site, there's no way to get to them without walking through another person's camp site or going all the way around– down the road or around many camps. We had a crotchety old man get mad at us for walking somewhat through his site. I enjoyed my stay, but only because I wasn't the one paying for the site.

    TLDR: This site functions moreso as an overnight parking spot than it does a campsite.

  • Monica E.The Dyrt PRO User
    Camper-submitted photo from Jalama Beach County Park
    Jul. 3, 2024

    Jalama Beach County Park

    Never disappoints

    Jalama Beach offers great walks along a long beach that is nestled in a cozy bay. Surfers, couples & families can enjoy this beautiful place. Watch for tar on the sand & pack some petroleum jelly to help remove it in case you step on it barefoot. There’s a small freshwater stream that flows right into the shore where your pets & kids like to splash around & play. Lots of driftwood & rocks pepper the shore so bring water shoes.

  • J
    Camper-submitted photo from Morro Bay State Park
    Jun. 29, 2024

    Morro Bay State Park

    Great location, dirty facilities

    You can’t beat the location- across from Marina , trails and walking distance to Morro bay town. , the restrooms and shower facilities were always filthy and running out of toilet paper. Bring your own soap and TP 

  • Jeremy F.The Dyrt PRO User
    Camper-submitted photo from Lopez Lake Campground
    Jun. 27, 2024

    Lopez Lake Campground

    Great time with the whole family

    Large sites with plenty of room for tents and all the other camping necessities. This site backs up into the hills and there are black bears that roam the area so be sure to prepare for that. The lake is full and lots of areas to fish.

  • b
    Camper-submitted photo from Oceano County Campground
    May. 31, 2024

    Oceano County Campground

    Beautiful, but a little squirrely

    This campground is awesome. It’s very beautiful, with lots of wildflowers, trees, trails, beach dunes…and squirrels. Lots of them. But we also saw and heard hawks, turkey vultures, owls, and many other birds. We also saw a cute little weasel. There’s also lots of rangers, which makes for very well-mannered campers. Loved it!! You can walk to the beach or drive on the beach. Driving in the beach was fun, but it was so windy and so cold! This was the end of May. Not sure what the weather is over months. The actual campground was not as cold or windy, since it’s behind the dunes. The bathrooms have hot water and Flush toilets. Showers are huge and are self-contained and not in the bathrooms. Tokens needed. Starting in May there’s a market night at the main pier, small but fun to visit. Lots to do, from renting dune buggies to playing at the main pier. Loved it and can’t wait to go back. Oh, and about the squirrels. They’re not afraid. They ate through my little pantry that’s canvas that’s connected under my table. Also, mosquitoes! How could I forget. Bring bug spray and citronella or thermacills. They’re out and about and it’s not fun if you’re not prepared. There’s a Walmart not too far away. After the citronella incense weren’t working, we went to Walmart and it was war! Another note, campsite 68 does not look like the photo. Tree is gone and the ice plant has invaded the site and made it smaller. One tent will fit, not another.

  • BThe Dyrt PRO User
    Camper-submitted photo from Avila Hot Springs
    May. 25, 2024

    Avila Hot Springs

    Small hot spring pool and loud and cramped camping area

    Only one small shallow hot spring pool, usually crowded at peak hours. At the pool there is outdoor showers, lap pool, indoor bathrooms, changing rooms.

    Camping area is small and it’s basically a dirt parking lot. Loud road noise all night and day from the freeway. Lots of pincher bugs infested my gear. Not peaceful. Better to just visit for a soak, they have cheaper rates for a morning or evening visit.

  • KThe Dyrt PRO User
    Camper-submitted photo from El Capitan State Beach
    May. 23, 2024

    El Capitan State Beach

    Bluff-top beach-ish camping

    We spent two nights at El Capitan State Beach. Our site had an ocean view, which is why I give this campground a 4-star rating. There isn't much to do here (limited hiking), so that is why it isn't a 5-star review. Still, other than one windy day, we had a lovely time relaxing here, walking the limited beach bluff-top walk down to the beach and west toward Refugio. The path used to go all the way to Refugio, but it is closed right after the walk/bike-in campsites at El Capitan due to the ocean erroding away the cliffs the path sits on. The bathrooms were fairly clean and there are showers (didn't use). Like many CA parks, the area has a run-down feel. We went into Santa Barbara on our way to and from the campsite. It is about a 20-mile drive, so a bit long. One of my photos is at Chase Palm Park in Santa Barbara (you can see the pier). It is a good place to park a van (up to 22 ft) or they have "motor home" spots for day parking.

  • Heather K.The Dyrt PRO User
    Camper-submitted photo from Oceano County Campground
    May. 19, 2024

    Oceano County Campground

    Great campground, camp hosts not so much

    I’ve been coming to this campground for years with friends. It’s an awesome spot. Bathrooms are generally clean however you do need tokens for the showers and the machine only accepts cash so make sure you have some dollars. You get two tokens for a dollar and each token gets you 2 min of shower time. They have garbage and recycling too. The camp hosts are a bit militant about the rules so don’t break them. They have zero tolerance and don’t put up with anything. Also keep your dog on a leash. Someone’s dog attacked another dog this morning and the State Park LEO were on site.

  • M
    Camper-submitted photo from Morro Bay State Park
    May. 15, 2024

    Morro Bay State Park

    Nice, quiet location.

    Not a lot of privacy, but generally quiet and no road noise to speak of. 10-15 min bike ride to town. Only downside is that showers became coin-op some time within the past year. Bring some cash to buy shower tokens....wish I'd known!

    Note: The pull-in for site 118 isn't quite level. Not too bad if you back all the way in, but still not level.

  • Patrick J.The Dyrt PRO User
    Camper-submitted photo from Flying Flags RV Resort
    May. 9, 2024

    Flying Flags RV Resort

    Always a good stay

    Having stayed here a few times, it is always fun. Check in was nice and efficient. 

    We had a pull trough site that is on the southern part of the park. This is normally more quiet and has better maneuvering room. Friends joined us in the retro Airstream. Nothing but good reports from them. Wineries and breweries located  very close by, so slaking a thirst is never a problem. I'm sure we will be back.

  • Patrick J.The Dyrt PRO User
    Camper-submitted photo from Oceano County Campground
    May. 9, 2024

    Oceano County Campground

    Great location for beach and dunes access.

    Very nice SP campground. Don't try to check in early, you will get suggestions to park until check in time of 2pm. Once in, the sites with hook ups sans sewer, will actually be pull through sites, which was nice. From there, you can walk. ride or drive on to the beach. There are paths around the camp that go around the estuary type lagoon. Dune trails are nice for hiking although some thick sand in places. We rode our bikes on the beach. Low tide makes it very easy with wet packed sand. The sites are spaced pretty well. We will be back for sure.

  • D
    Camper-submitted photo from Montaña de Oro State Park
    May. 3, 2024

    Montaña de Oro State Park

    Beautiful, clean & quiet

    One of my favorite established campgrounds this far. Small and secluded and plenty of space between most sites. Wood and water both widely available, not sure about electric though. Short walk to Bluff Trail trailhead and Spooner’s cove.

  • C
    Camper-submitted photo from Pacific Dunes Ranch
    May. 2, 2024

    Pacific Dunes Ranch

    Best camping spot in the area.

    Stayed here in a cabin for 2 yrs because of work in area. Quiet, clean and away from the city. Love this place.

  • MThe Dyrt PRO User
    Camper-submitted photo from Kcl Campground
    May. 1, 2024

    Kcl Campground

    Quiet rolling hills

    Small campground for 12 smaller than 30 ft rigs or tents. Most are much smaller. Rough bumpy road for miles ether direction on a first come, first serve campground. Has vaulted toilet with no water or other services. If full, would seek off road area on right just as you approach. Has older building of interest. There was a great horned owl in one of the few eucalyptus trees at the campsite. Quiet and nice area to take a hike or two with pretty nice views if you like the high desert landscape. Warning not to travel dirt roads after a rain as you’re likely to get stuck. Better if you come in from the north side(58) on paved roads, but would limit you to boondocking likely because unable to get to this or Selby campgrounds. Selby is another first-come site to the NW



Guide to Guadalupe

Camping near Guadalupe, California, offers a mix of beautiful landscapes and fun activities for everyone. Whether you're looking for beach access or serene nature trails, this area has something for every type of camper.

What to do:

  • Beach Access: Enjoy the sandy shores at El Capitán State Beach Campground. One camper mentioned, "Beautiful views! Got a great ADA campsite for my sweetie and I w our 2 little dogs. First night unobstructed views of sunset over the ocean."
  • Hiking Trails: Explore the scenic trails at Morro Bay State Park Campground. A visitor noted, "We do still love this campground though, because of the boardwalk in the estuary and all the bird sightings there."
  • Wildlife Watching: Check out the diverse wildlife at Oceano County Campground — Pismo State Beach. One reviewer shared, "This campground is awesome. It’s very beautiful, with lots of wildflowers, trees, trails, beach dunes… and squirrels."

What campers like:

  • Clean Facilities: Campers appreciate the cleanliness of the restrooms and showers at Morro Bay State Park Campground. A guest mentioned, "The showers were ok, no complaints."
  • Proximity to Attractions: Many enjoy the close location to local attractions. One camper said, "The town of Morro Bay is cute and relaxed and fun to visit."
  • Spacious Sites: Campers at Cachuma Lake Recreation Area enjoy the spacious sites. A reviewer noted, "Large sites with plenty of room for tents and all the other camping necessities."

What you should know:

  • Noise Levels: Be prepared for some noise, especially near train tracks at Refugio State Beach Campground. One camper mentioned, "There is also a railroad track just east of the campground."
  • Limited Amenities: Some campgrounds, like Morro Strand State Beach Campground, have limited amenities. A visitor noted, "No showers but your pass gets you into nearby Morro Bay SP where they have nice clean token showers."
  • Wildlife Caution: At Lopez Lake Recreation Area, be aware of wildlife. One camper warned, "There are black bears that roam the area so be sure to prepare for that."

Tips for camping with families:

  • Kid-Friendly Activities: Look for campgrounds with activities for kids, like scavenger hunts at Oceano County Campground — Pismo State Beach. A reviewer mentioned, "There's a fun game for kids where you download an app and go on a scavenger hunt."
  • Bring Bug Spray: Mosquitoes can be a nuisance, especially at Morro Bay State Park Campground. One camper advised, "Bring bug spray and citronella or thermacills."
  • Plan for Beach Days: Make sure to pack beach gear if you're staying at places like El Capitán State Beach Campground. A visitor shared, "The beach is fantastic, but no dogs allowed so we will have to travel for that."

Tips from RVers:

  • Check Hookup Availability: Ensure your chosen campground has the necessary hookups. A camper at Cachuma Lake Recreation Area noted, "The flush bathrooms are clean and spacious."
  • Be Prepared for Crowds: Some campgrounds can get busy, especially on weekends. One RV traveler at Lopez Lake Recreation Area mentioned, "Check-in involved parking our van and standing in line like Disneyland."
  • Bring Cash for Showers: Many campgrounds, like Morro Bay State Park Campground, require cash for showers. A visitor noted, "You get two tokens for a dollar and each token gets you 2 min of shower time."

Camping near Guadalupe, California, is a great way to enjoy the outdoors, whether you're in a tent or an RV. With beautiful campgrounds and plenty of activities, you're sure to have a memorable experience!

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