I think this park has potential but it seems like they are just trying to capitalize on quantity over quality.

The other reviews are accurate about it just being a glorified parking lot. Most rigs have an excellent view of their next door neighbors slide out.

When we arrived our neighbors truck was parked in our spot so we had to knock and ask him if he could move it. Then if we would both open our front doors at the same time, there would be a bit of an awkward “oops, sorry! You go first” situation.

A few of the site have their own lawns but I’m sure you’ll pay an arm and a leg for one of those.

Being so close to the ocean and the cool walkway that goes into Pacifica is very cool and probably the only thing saving this review from a 1.5 stars.

One night we hear other campers lighting off fireworks and it wasn’t even a holiday. This happened between 11pm and midnight.

On several occurrences, I spotted tweakers just pass right through the campground to get to the walk way since there isn’t any form of gate or anything.

Probably wouldn’t stay here a second time.

These spaces were so cramped. Couldn’t put our awning out. The water hookup wasn’t threading properly and leaked, and so did the one beside us.

Very small. The neighbours slide was a foot from our door. This place was $136/night for oceanview.The bathrooms aren’t clean. Rusty doors. Went to check out the pool and hot tub area that looks so nice in their photos and hot tub is covered and not in service. And the pool is a 2/5. Also, they charge for internet! It’s a little deceiving, the package tells you which wifi to choose, you choose it and then prices pop up for plans you can buy. (For $136/night, I’d expect internet to be included)

Looks like many are residents here. The neighbouring lot is very deserted looking, and it just didn’t feel safe. Dark, not well lit.

Nice trail to walk along the water and cliff, nice restoration project going.

If you could find a parking lot to stay in overnight for free, I’d choose that over this place.

Sunset was nice, crashing waves to sleep to were nice, but for the price.. (more than a top 5 luxury Motorcoach resort we stayed at in Vegas), I assumed everything would be a 5* rating.

If you want a great little place with quick easy access to San Francisco that has a great view of the ocean this place is great! And affordable! It's a little extra on a Thousand Trails membership... but the area is just so crazy expensive I can understand the need. The staff was welcoming on the way in. Spots are pre-reserved for you so you don't have to worry about the first-come-first-serve mess. That's always a relief. It doesn't look like all of the pull-through spots are still pull-through really even though the campground map indicates they are. The ones on the north side may be but looked like they are for really long rigs. I think that's mostly because of the recent configuration changes to the spots. The west side of the park DID fall into the ocean. This doesn't affect you or anything. There's a fence along that side now so you don't get close to the cliffs.

The spots are all on asphalt so that keeps everything a bit cleaner. Some spots like ours did have the hookups on the wrong side due to it having been a pull-through at one time. We had to bring our cord and sewer line under the RV but didn't need any extensions. We were right beside the bathrooms which were clean and well kept. The spots are a bit tight... but... just realized where you are. It's not like there's a whole lot of land to go around in this city.

The view of the ocean and the sunsets are fantastic. I honestly didn't understand any of the bad reviews because we actually had no bad experiences whatsoever. No campground is truly a 5-star as they never have everything but this one is definitely a solid 4.

Even though it's in Pacifica, it's still super easy to get into San Francisco if that's your goal. We just parked our truck at Daly Station's parking garage. It's very safe and patrolled ( still don't leave anything visible in your car though just to be safe). The train takes you right into the heart of San Francisco and the transportation system there gets you everywhere else easily. We just got a Clipper card for our stay. If you just want to relax here there's still a beautiful walking path just south of the park. There is an auto junkyard next door to the south. Just get on the sidewalk and walk past there a little ways and then cut over on Paloma Avenue (I believe it was) to get to the path that goes along the ocean for a couple miles. Great views! Even walked down at night with our dog and never a once felt unsafe.

Vehicle Type: 38' 5th Wheel Stay: 2 Weeks Site: 84