San Francisco RV Resort

This was our first visit to the San Francisco area and this park was appealing because we only had to pay $20 a night with our TT membership. While checking in I heard the clerk on the phone quote $115 per night. Over priced in my opinion. As the other reviews state its simply a parking lot with narrow spaces, took us some maneuveri... more

We stayed here because it’s the best location with proximity to San Francisco. That’s all it has going for it.

Super narrow sites. You’ll likely be mixed in with run down permanent residents’ rigs and all that comes with that.

If I had it to do over again, I’d find a storage yard and get a hotel in the city for a few more bucks.

We really enjoyed this park. Especially the proximity to San Francisco. It's a quick train ride into the city and is located near shops and restaurants. It can get very windy, the laundry is a little pricey and the sites are very close together. Otherwise it had everything we needed. A great location, clean bath houses, free wifi i... more

As I prepared for our time in San Francisco, I researched a ton of RV parks/state parks. I decided on this one since it seemed to be the “best”. It is so grossly overpriced, look for another option. It is a parking lot with no room for chairs, other’s slides, bike parking, etc. I nearly hit the neighbors slide as I walked to my truck. ... more

This park faces the ocean and the real estate rates are thru the roof in this part of California. The retail rack rate for this park is about $90 a night but our Thousand Trails membership gets it for $20 night. This park is on a cliff, that is falling into the Pacific, and many of the front sites are closed off because of the cl... more

Short drone video I made of the RV Park https://youtu.be/dLBwF9A6Xi8 Check in was easy although the people in the office could be a little friendlier. This is a great location if your looking for easy access to the SF area. We took Uber into SF to do the touristy stuff. On average it cost us about $25 one way. It sounds somewha... more

We stayed here with our motorhome in order to be close to SF. We took Uber or Lyft into the city which on average cost 25$. Public transit take about an hour and a half each way. At 111$ plus the 50$ we spent getting to the city we might consider Airbnb-ing it next time while we visiting the city. Nevertheless, the location is all t... more

Great location in Pacifica, CA right on the Pacific Ocean by the cliff (we saw whales!) and close to the sights, sounds and action of bustling San Francisco. We stayed here for 8 nights in July and really enjoyed our stay. That said, it's important to share a few key points to help manage expectations and know what you are arriving to.... more

While this place isn't the most glamorous and is just a parking lot essentially, it really is close to San Francisco and other amenities. We had a pull-thru spot near the entrance and felt safe here. Pacifica is actually a cute town with interesting history. We fell in love with the little Italian restaurant in the strip mall walki... more

We stayed here for 12 days while working in San Francisco. While the spaces are somewhat tight, it's hard to be mad at the beautiful views of the Pacific that it sits next to. The easy access to San Francisco is also a big plus. There's lots of nice hikes nearby and we happened upon some whale watching on a couple of days. The staff wa... more