We stayed one night for the 4th of July. The site had beautiful views of the surroundings hills, and was next to two portable restrooms. It also has water at the site, but no hook ups. Plenty of trash and recycling cans close by, and the site was very clean. The site was so level we didn’t need to level our camper. They had racing o... more

A friend recommended this as an affordable place to stay on the Monterey Peninsula. What an unexpected delight! The views, especially in the early morning, watching the sunrise over Mt. Toro, were spectacular at times, otherwise merely gorgeous. Our stay was during the late winter season, so it was relatively peaceful and open. The... more

Rustic = very unkempt. Many of the sites are very unlevel, unkempt, the roads in the campground are narrow and the hill getting to the campground is really damn steep. Plus the water is not potable. Uh,,, and don't forget the shooting range below the campground...Really is a but overpriced for what you get... All that said, the view... more

Be aware the Monterey Park system no longer handles the reservations for Laguna Seca. The correct website is https://www.weathertechraceway.com/. If you "think" you're booking through the park system and have to cancel your reservation, you will be subject to a non-refundable reservation fee of $10 and a cancellation fee of $15. Don... more

Great place to stay if you like racetracks
Hot showers, make sure you fill your drinking water before you come. Fire pits for cooking, trees for hammocks. Great place

We knew about the non-potable water situation before we arrived and so we filled up our tanks before arrival and never ran out of water. This campground is set overlooking some beautiful hills/mountains. The race cars didn't bother us at all. We actually thought they were pretty cool to watch. They charge $9 for one day of internet ... more

We just did a quick one night stop here and didn't really hang out during the day. The RV spots in the Chaparral campground had some trees between them, for a tad bit of privacy. The area had recently been hit by a pretty bad storm and there were some downed trees. It was still quite windy up there on the hill that night. However, eve... more

Yes, there is a 16% grade hill-it's short and your engine will not come close to overheating unless you try to fly up the hill. We could not find any other road that was "closed" and not as steep. We have a 35' gas motorhome towing a CRV and had absolutely NO problem getting up the hill. Yes, there are warnings not to drink the wate... more

We stayed here with 2 other full time Airstreamers- so my review may be a little biased. Everything is better when you have friends nearby. You enter this park by climbing a 16% grade, which is great if you like your truck engine to get a workout. The campground sites are all on hills for the most part and surround the Laguna Seca R... more

Laguna Seca is a nice, clean campground with great views of the valley and it’s only 9 miles from Monterey. It is also the cheapest campground we found in the Monterey area, regularly $37 for a site with hookups (san dump hookups) and $32 during the off-season. There’s also a dry camping section for $32 regularly. There are two campgro... more