The summary says it all, I suppose. I loved the proximity to El Segundo and the rest of the South Bay, but I don't think we'll be back. The staff were super nice and the sites were clean - just cramped and plain. It's a big asphalt lot with a strip of grass between two rows of sites. Backing into our spot with a 34' trailer proved d... more

Dockweiler is a pretty nice RV park right on the beach in El Segundo. It is mostly an open lot that is really busy with RV's, but they do have lots of amenities. Every site has its own power, water, sewer, picnic table, and charcoal grill. They do a good job with the landscaping, and there are plenty of trash cans and toilets. This... more

Well-groomed grounds, but tight quarters. Dune obstructs the view of the actual ocean, even for the premium 'ocean-front' sites. Under the approach for LAX, so approaching and departing planes are VERY, VERY loud - be ready to keep your AC/FAN on high to drown out the noise. Really ruins the atmosphere on the beach. Adjacent to sewage ... more

Check in went smooth. The girls working in the office were friendly and helpful. First things first.... This park is right by LAX so planes are taking off non stop and it can get very loud. I think it stops at night though cause it never bothered us at night when we were sleeping. Video I made of the park: https://www.youtube.com... more

If you look out at the ocean, you can imagine that you're the only one there. But, in reality, you're pretty packed in here and there's a waste water treatment plan just east of you. Though it's pricey, Dockweiler is a great base camp for exploring LA's coastal vibe. There's an awesome beach bike path that allows you to get around ... more

If you're looking for places to park your RV close to Los Angeles, you'll notice there's not a lot of options. Dockweiler is basically just a parking lot on L.A.'s least desirable (but bonfire-friendly!) beach. It's minutes from LAX, which is both convenient and very loud since planes fly over every few minutes. However, you ARE steps ... more

You can't beat this RV park for location. It's on the beach, and a short drive to a ton of bars and restaurants. It's also driving distance to any of the usual LA attractions. Yes, the sites are small (it's basically a parking lot for RVs). But it's SoCal, so space is at a premium. And the price, while higher for an RV park ($65-70... more

We chose to stay here to be close to LAX and friends in Venice and this park is super convenient for those types of things. We were staying during the winter and unless you have one of the front row end spots like 1 or 83 the berm will prevent your from seeing the ocean, so why pay the extra for front row camping? I actually thought ou... more

Positive: There were bikes flying by all of the time on the trail along the beach and tons of smiley happy people all around. All of the staff were super nice and friendly. Beach access right out of our front door. Negative: We had a back-in spot and little to no privacy. BBQ pit was filled with trash. The sound of planes from LA... more

Really, it is that freeway close! Take the I-105 Westbound and when it changes into Imperial Avenue, you're aimed at the entrance to this RV park on the beach. That said, there's scarcely any highway traffic noise (Noisy PCH in this area is miles to the east). There is the sound of planes* taking off from LAX, but not that bothersom... more