| PLAN YOUR PERFECT STAY Camping One <strong>of</strong> the best ways to enjoy <strong>San</strong> <strong>Luis</strong> <strong>Obispo</strong> County’s alluring outdoors? Spending the night in them. Nod <strong>of</strong>f to the sound <strong>of</strong> waves crashing or water rippling on the lakeshore. Find a secluded spot all to yourself in the Los Padres National Forest. Book a stay at a luxury RV resort with all the amenities. There are myriad ways to stay where you play, but plan ahead: many <strong>of</strong> these spots fill up early. Morro Bay State Park Campground 70 | slochamber.org | DISCOVER SLO <strong>2021</strong>/<strong>2022</strong>
CAVA ROBLES RV RESORT 3800 Golden Hill Road, Paso Robles (866) 835-1677 sunrvresorts.com/cava-robles 300+ full hook-up sites each with wireless internet access and cable TV as well as a picnic table, and a free-standing fire pit. The luxury resort also features 20 cabin vacation rentals and has a lap pool, hot tub, on-site wine tasting, dog parks, restaurant, laundromat, hot showers, outdoor games, fitness classes and numerous recreational activities. PISMO COAST VILLAGE RV RESORT 165 S. Dolliver Street | Pismo Beach Reservation Line: (888) 782-3224 400 full hook-up sites each with wireless internet access and cable TV on 26 mostly grassy treelined acres, restrooms with hot showers, general store, arcade, restaurant, laundromat, heated pool, bicycle rentals and miniature golf course. SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY CAMPGROUNDS Reservation Line: (805) 781-5930 slocountyparks.com COASTAL DUNES RV PARK 1001 Pacific Blvd. Hwy. 1 | Oceano Park Ranger Office: (805) 781-4900 236 level, green grass campsites to accommodate full hook-up for RV trailers up to 48 feet. Pull through sites feature electric (some 50 amp), water, sewer and cable TV hookups, and back-in sites include electric, water and sewer hookups, picnic facilities and fire pits. Restrooms, hot shower facilities, laundromat and heated swimming pool. EL CHORRO REGIONAL PARK Hwy. 1, 5 miles north <strong>of</strong> <strong>San</strong> <strong>Luis</strong> <strong>Obispo</strong> Parks Office: (805) 781-5930, x4 Primitive camping, group camping, full hook-ups, group and individual picnic areas, restrooms, s<strong>of</strong>tball fields, volleyball, horse shoes, playground, golf course, dog park and botanical garden. 40-foot max trailer length, 43 full hook up sites, 18 primitive sites. LOPEZ LAKE AND RECREATION AREA 10 miles northwest <strong>of</strong> Arroyo Grande on Lopez Drive Information & Reservations: (805) 788-2381 Waterslides: (805) 489- 8898 Marina & Store: (805) 489-1006 Adventure Park: (805) 710-7970 143 full hook-ups, 75 electrical, 146 primitive campsites, restrooms, hot showers, swimming, water slide, marina, boating and fishing. Annual spring outdoor discovery festival, ranger led interpretive activities, hiking, online reservation system. OCEANO PARK AND CAMPGROUND 494 Airpark Drive | Oceano Reservations: (805) 781-4900 Group and individual camping and day use. Group and individual picnic areas, playground, basketball, restrooms, hot showers. PORT SAN LUIS, AVILA BEACH Online Reservations: portsanluis.com RV camping only, some sites are seasonal, full hook-ups available, campfires prohibited, and dogs must be on a leash. SANTA MARGARITA LAKE 4695 <strong>San</strong>ta Margarita Lake Road Information & Reservations: (805) 788-2397 60 primitive camping sites and group camping. Picnic areas, boat launch, marina, swimming pool, fishing and hiking. STATE CAMPGROUNDS Reservation line: 1 (800) 444-7275 parks.ca.gov MONTAÑA DE ORO STATE PARK Los Osos, <strong>of</strong>f Los Osos Valley Road Information: (805) 772-6101 45 primitive sites, vehicles to 27 feet, pit toilets, fishing, ocean bathing, self-registration. Reservations: Memorial Day through Labor Day. MORRO BAY STATE PARK 1/4 mile east <strong>of</strong> Morro Bay on Hwy. 1 Information: (805) 772-6101 Museum <strong>of</strong> Natural History: (805) 772-2694 135 developed sites, vehicles to 35 feet, 30 sites with electricity and water, restrooms, showers, boating, golfing and Museum <strong>of</strong> Natural History on the bay. Reservations available all year. MORRO STRAND STATE BEACH North <strong>of</strong> Morro Bay on Yerba Buena Avenue, <strong>of</strong>f Hwy. 1 Information: (805) 772-6101 85 sites, vehicles to 27 feet, restrooms, fishing, ocean bathing, self-registration. Reservations: Memorial Day through Labor Day. NORTH BEACH CAMPGROUND AT PISMO STATE BEACH 399 S. Dolliver Street | Pismo Beach Reservation Line: (805) 473-7220 103 sites, flush toilets, pay showers, beach access by foot, dump station, hiking trails. Reservations: Memorial Day through Labor Day. OCEANO CAMPGROUND AT PISMO STATE BEACH Hwy. 1 to Pier Avenue Information: (805) 473-7220 42 hook-ups, 40 campsites, showers, beach access by foot. Reservations available all year. OCEANO DUNES STATE VEHICULAR RECREATION AREA 3 miles south <strong>of</strong> Pismo Beach Information: (805) 773-7170 ohv.parks.ca.gov 1,000 primitive campsites, chemical toilets, boating, fishing, hiking, surfing, swimming, qualified <strong>of</strong>f-highway vehicle access to beach. OSO FLACO LAKE NATURAL AREA 10 miles south <strong>of</strong> Pismo Beach Information: (805) 343-2455 Part <strong>of</strong> Oceano Dunes SVRA. Day use only, chemical toilets, picnicking, nature study, 1.5-mile-long boardwalk over lake and through dunes to beach, no pets allowed. Handicap accessible. SAN SIMEON STATE PARK 500 <strong>San</strong> Simeon Creek Road | Cambria 5 miles south <strong>of</strong> <strong>San</strong> Simeon on Hwy. 1 Information: (805) 927-2010 Includes <strong>San</strong> Simeon Creek and Washburn Campgrounds. 258 sites, vehicles to 35 feet, restrooms, pay showers, dump station, fishing, ocean bathing. NATIONAL FOREST CAMPGROUNDS Los Padres National Forest Information: (805) 925-9538 Reservation Line: 1 (877) 444-6777 Reservation Online: www.recreation.gov fs.usda.gov/lpnf/ AMERICAN CANYON About 31 miles east <strong>of</strong> <strong>San</strong>ta Margarita on Avenales Ranch Road 14 primitive sites, no water available, pit toilets. Open during deer season, August-September only. Adventure Pass required. CERRO ALTO 1 mile <strong>of</strong>f Hwy. 41, north <strong>of</strong> Morro Bay 22 sites, drinking water available, pit toilets, hiking. Camping and parking fee required. No Adventure Pass required. FRIIS CAMP North east <strong>of</strong> Pozo, about 8 miles north <strong>of</strong> Parkhill Road, on Friis Camp Road Off-highway vehicles, 3 primitive sites, pit toilets, hunting, no drinking water available. Adventure Pass required. HI MOUNTAIN South <strong>of</strong> Pozo on Hi Mountain Road 11 primitive sites, pit toilets, hunting, no drinking water available. Adventure Pass required. LA PANZA About 30 miles east <strong>of</strong> <strong>San</strong>ta Margarita on Pozo Road Off-highway vehicles, 15 primitive sites, pit toilets, hunting, no drinking water available. Adventure Pass not required. NAVAJO FLATS About 8 miles northeast <strong>of</strong> Pozo on McGinnis Creek Road Off-highway vehicles, 2 primitive sites, pit toilets, hunting. Adventure Pass not required. DISCOVER SLO <strong>2021</strong>/<strong>2022</strong> | slochamber.org | 71
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