We have been coming to this park ever since it opened. For those who haven't been to this park before it is best to understand this is not your normal backwoods, plenty of room park. It is a relatively small park with excellent accommodations and drop dead gorgeous views of the pacific ocean from high up on a cliff. We have traveled up and down the coast for years and this is by the far the best view from your motorhome you can ever get. There are places that come close but none that you can actually sit in your motorhome and look at the view! Being a small park they planned as best they could to take advantage of the views for as many people as they could. That means that you won't be able to extend out your awning and you may be next to your neighbor in the park. But I can guarantee you, you will not find a more spectacular view anywhere. I think for some who come here they expect to experience a wilderness experience with no one else in the park. If everyone extended out their awnings and barbecues and slides there would be no one able to view the ocean. Besides in this park an awning is not necessary. This is not Las Vegas! This is San Francisco, high on an ocean bluff with the average temperature of 50 degrees and a sometimes strong wind you don't need an awning. One of the things that is unique to California and something that you cannot find anywhere else in the world is these high ocean bluffs and strong foggy winds. You can get rain in Oregon and Washington but the soothing, refreshing foggy winds in the summer are something to behold. If you have been to George's in San Diego and sit outside and have had lunch on the ocean bluff you know what I mean. Traveling the cliff of Northern California is both scary and exhilarating. This is the only place I have seen where you can actually park and enjoy this beauty. As an old timer to this park, I can provide you with a hint on its history. When it first opened it was much bigger, especially on the ocean bluffs. But the heavy rains and winds years back, washed away most of the cliffs and now the cliffs actually come right up to your rig. Also, they have a wonderful indoor hot tub in the center of the park that they closed for some reason and moved it outside. I miss that. For the most enjoyment of the park you can have a good time just taking a stroll up to the local markets and shop at the local store, have lunch at the local restaurants or have a wonderful sandwich at the local sandwich shop that we use get. Also, we like to head up to Ocean Beach and have lunch at the Park Chalet in Golden Gate Park. They have wonderful lunches there and if you like breakfast with a ocean view you can go to the Beach Chalet. They have fantastic coffee there and the breakfast is superb. They also have a brewery there and my favorite is the VFW ale which is a light ale. If you want you can try the sampler pack that has all there brews. It is good for first timers who haven't had their beer before. San Francisco is dog friendly so if you want to bring your dog with you I would go to the Park Chalet and sit out back and they will actually bring lunch out to your dog! It is fun to watch the families with their young children playing with their dogs and kids. Also, if you like clam chowder, you can't beat the Cliff House. We usually go to the Cliff House for Irish Coffees and clam chowder. You can go to the viewing area and just have drinks and clam chowder without having lunch if you want. The view is spectacular. If you like to hike I would recommend going up past Louie's dinner and park in the brand new parking lot adjacent to the Sutro Baths and park there. It is not good for large rigs but for our Tioga it is perfect and perfectly flat. You can walk on the old train tracks that have been paved all the way to the Golden Gate bridge if you like. The view is spectacular. The drive from the park to Ocean Beach is around 10 minutes. Although there are plenty of things to do around the park, probably the best thing to do is just lounger around the park. There is a path to the beach and yes, there are some boulders at the bottom, but unless you are severely handicapped you will have no problem getting down to the beach and have a leisurely stroll on an uncrowded beach. Or you can get out your deck chairs and watch the sunset. It is without a doubt one of the most enjoyable parks anywhere. But just remember what you are coming for. This is not your average park. Don't come to this park and expect wide open spaces, miles of forest and babbling brooks! This is not that place. This is the most scenic ocean view that you will find on Pacific coast! Enjoy it for what it is! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was like a car park as it is all tarmaced and you park within the white lines, each RV is no more than 3 feet away. Having said that we paid for an ocean view and it was stunning. You are parked along the cliff edge and look straight out over the ocean and with this view you forgot you had neighbors. Had we been in any of the other sites we may as well have parked at Wal-Mart as there wasn't even enough room for a picnic table and the slide outs are only about 4 inches apart. On the website it says that you are 10 minutes away from San Francisco but I guess this means the sign on the freeway as we got a taxi downtown and it look at least 25 minutes and cost $33. If you don't want to get a taxi you can get bus right outside the park and then the Bart train. This was very easy to do and depending on the bus could take between 40 minutes and 90 minutes. The bus cost $1.75 single and the Bart train $3.10 single. The campground was very clean and the staff very helpful. It also has a pool which looked very inviting although after long days in San Francisco we didn't get to use it. I would recommend this site if you want to visit San Francisco but don't want to stay in a bad area. It was nice to come back to the stunning views and take our 19 month old down to the beach before bed. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is terrible. The sites are jammed in tight, leaving inches between our RV and the Neighboring RV. When we arrived we were given a site to find someone was already setting up on that site. The office made us wait until they physically verified someone was on our site and then took their time finding a new site for us. They should not call this place a Resort. The more accurate description is "Parking lot with hookups". The pleasant days spent enjoying San Francisco were overshadowed by the fact that we would have to return to this dump at the end of the day. To be honest, a Walmart parking lot makes a much nicer "RV Resort" than this campground. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We had a reservation for months for a ocean view site, the site was too tight to back in as it was on a corner. I asked for a different site as they moved us to the side of park, i was told they couldn't give us an ocean view as they were taken. I wanted them to switch us with another spot,they said no way. I don't feel they went out of their way at all to help us, and was told this wasn't a rv park , that people park and go into the city they don't stay and do things at the park. I had two children with me and we wanted to sit and look out at the ocean,I was told to take chairs to the 3 spots where you could sit. I feel the place wasn't worth the money and they weren't empathetic to our needs,even though we were booked months in advance. We will never stay there again, playground was run down , but remember i was told this isn't a rv park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

My first trip to San Francisco RV park left me with a favorable impression. Others have reported that the spaces are tight, and that certainly rings true. Our 31 foot 5th wheel was nestled closely to our behemoth motorhome neighbor. Both vehicles’ slideouts were within inches of each other, but under more conventional circumstances that might not have been the case. Some, but not all, pull through spaces are directionally alternated so that the front of one RV is parallel to the rear of its neighbor. This means that one RV has to pull into potential oncoming traffic when departing its spot. About 25% of the park’s RVers appear to be long term residents and the salt air seems to have affected not only their vehicles but also their affability. Some appear to be local construction workers. The pool, hot tub, laundry, bathrooms, and club room showed careful attention to cleanly detail. Park security is not as conscientious as in other facilities, but an occasional police car drove through. The RV park’s management were quite friendly and were able to answer any questions pertaining to local venues and most activities. For computer users, Wi-Fi coverage through TenoInternet is adequate at best if you’re south of the park’s laundry room, but expect to pay the going rate of $3-$4 per day. Any RV north of the office will probably have to rely on the local PacificaNet at $6.95 per day and even that reception is spotty. In the greater San Francisco area only two RV parks are close enough to attract Rvers and having stayed at both RV facilities, San Francisco RV is clearly the better of the two. Glorious sunsets, the ocean’s roar, local shopping and dining, easy accessibility to diverse cultural and sporting activities and safe environs make this park the wise choice. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I am surprised by wide range of reviews. Basically, I was very disappointed with this place which I will echo was a huge black-topped parking lot of RVs crammed so tight together that extending sliders was difficult (literally). The only thing going for it is the breath-taking beauty of the Pacific Ocean and its wonderful sunsets. However, you can find the great ocean views at many other San Francisco Bay Area RV parks (although perhaps not quite as close to the ocean). Access to the beach was difficult as the park is perched on a seaside cliff. Needless to say I would not go back here again. In fairness, our neighbors in the parking space next to ours loved it. I guess it is all about what you are looking for, and I prefer feeling like I am a bit more out in nature and have at least a modicum of privacy. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Pricey RV space, but relatively convenient. But one of two in the SF peninsula close to the city. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

There are bad things: -Too many long-term residents with old equipment. -Sites (including the large ones) are small, without the space for a car. But, on the other hand: -Great views of the ocean. -Friendly Staff. -Leveled sites. -Clean Restrooms, excellent laundry. -Fast wireless internet, but 5$ daily with "tengointernet". -Going to San Francisco is easy, rapid and cheap in Public Transport -a taxi to Daly city about $10 and the BART to San Francisco 5$/per-. And 10 minutes in car. Conclusion: -The best place to visit San Francisco. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A great park! Sites are paved and pretty level, but a bit narrow. The park is right on the ocean with many shops, restaurants, a major grocery store with pharmacy,and a fishing pier all within walking distance. There is also a great walking/jogging path along the ocean, as well as a very inexpensive public metro rail system within two miles. A very friendly staff. Grounds were extremely well maintained, and the staff could be seen walking and checking the grounds, laundromat and restrooms on numerous occasions during the day. My only complaint about the restrooms would be that the shelves to hold bathing materials were moldy. We paid $57.60 per night with our Good Sam discount. This is more than we usually pay to stay at a park, but we really enjoyed our stay and saved quite a bit on gasoline since we could walk most everywhere. We will definitely be back. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I stopped here to inquire about a long-term stay. The only thing this place has going for it is being on the ocean. Other than that, it is a large paved lot with very small and narrow spaces. The long-term residents look trashy, as the park apparently doesn't have any appearance standards for such residents. Parking is severely limited so second vehicles are parked parallel in front of campsites, making it difficult to drive through the park. The place looked trashy thanks to unkempt RVs. If you like the idea of being able to stay "on" the ocean, I suppose this is worth a night or two stay, but I wouldn't want to stay longer. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Yes, it is tight quarters here. You will probably not be able to put up an awning, but that's not why you come here anyway. This place is very close to everything you want to do in San Francisco and the Pier area, or visiting relatives. The Ocean sites are nice, sitting outside with a beverage of choice watching the sun set over the Pacific is awesome. Cable TV was good, Restrooms and showers were exquisite, pool was clean, staff extremely helpful and friendly when we visited. Grocery stores and farmers markets are close. The entire park is privacy fenced, except the Pacific side. Access to the ocean is a little tricky, I didn't swim, looking at the way the water hit the shore, it looked a little rough but beautiful. Again, this is basically a parking lot next to the ocean, we barley had room to get all our slides out, but did and went on to SF for entertainment. Another plus for me was how quiet this place was. After a day of exploring coming back to a cool breeze and quiet situation was resort enough for me. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed here three nights on a ocean front site. The sites are very tight for a large coach. We also had to park our car near pool area. Park is old but staff is nice and view is fantastic. The view is a ten and the park is a six to seven at best so I have to give them a eight overall. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Our first night here we were put in one of the interior lots and it was very tight and not much to "write home about". The next day we noticed many of the ocean front spots available and we moved there. Later, we had dinner with some locals who laughed at us when we shared our amazement that the front spots were not reserved months in advance. They reminded us of how mudslide-prone this area is. When we came back, we saw where the former rail had been with one one piece sticking up 10 feet out toward the water. Everything else had been washed out to sea! However, we will never be able to top the incredible view we had of the Pacific Ocean! We had the spot on the end and from inside the bus it looked like we were on a cruise ship. The sounds of the waves crashing were amazing and we found the park staff helpful and kind. We were here for a meeting at the convention center and a cab brought my husband each day for $30 there and $35 back. It is within easy walking/biking distance of a little town with a grocery and a few little eateries. It was too cool for the pool and the playground was rusted out and really should not be listed as an amenity. The spots on the front really have no parking for your car if you are in a bigger motor coach. You have to park a good distance away by the pool. We would return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground obviously has new owners, as they've been friendly with each of our recent visits (but that wasn't the case before). This is a good spot when you want to visit family in SF, but it's really tight for big rigs. The spaces are very thin and it is just a parking lot overlooking the ocean. The pull-throughs are not useful because the spaces are so tight that you have to unhook to get in or out of the spots. But we haven't found a better place yet to stay while visiting SF. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here two months visiting family. The location is wonderful, if not downright cold and windy. As all the others have stated, the lots are extremely close together, no room for awnings, but then most of the time you won't need them or it is too windy anyway. The staff were wonderful - always happy to answer questions and give advice. We had our mail forwarded there and also had packages delivered with no problems. If you have Seasonal Affective Disorder, you will need to get out daily to some sunshine. We saw maybe two sunsets the whole month of July, a few more in August. There is a great walking trail by Linda Mar section of town with great views. The monthly rate was also a good deal. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Extremely narrow sites. Forget about using your awning. I have 2 slides and was just able to extend them. Friendly staff and nice ocean view walk. Small areas to walk the dog, but be careful, many dog owners did not pick up after their dogs. Convenient, but expensive, and you are paying for the area and view. WiFi is available at a charge per hour, day or week. I would stay again, mainly because it is convenient. We camped here in a Motorhome.

They gave our 37' motorhome a travel trailer space. We had to either back in to access hook-ups and lose our ocean view or pull in and have limited hook-ups. We pulled in and I saw 2 dolphins the first morning! Nice office staff gave us 10% off for the mix-up which was the same as our Good Sam discount so not really a discount. This is a huge parking lot but it does overlook the ocean! There is a very rough path down to the water & beach that can be navigated by climbing through some large rocks. Office gave coupon for cab ride to Fisherman's Wharf. $30 to get there & $35 for return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very tight sites, no room to put out a table or even open awning. Like parking in a parking lot. Bathrooms were dirty, some permanent sites are cluttered and ugly to view. Very poor dog walking area. Very expensive for the amenities offered. Right on the ocean is a plus but overall the park is unsatisfactory for the money. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A giant parking lot on a cliff overlooking the foggy ocean. The beach below was the filthiest I've ever seen. Reasonably quiet and clean, but very tight. We decided to stay an extra night and had to move sites. We woke up one morning to an entire family reunion having breakfast right in our site. Very tight spaces. We liked being so close to San Fran. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The last thing these folks want to be known as is a campground. They emphasize, on the phone and in person, there is no grass, no trees, and it is a city type "resort". Well, I would not go so far as to say there is no grass, as about every 4th or 5th site has some well manicured lawn/tree/picnic table, and there is a large portion of lawn for the dogs. I would not suggest coming to this park to sit around. enjoy the view (which is nice), or the pool (which is nice), as there is no room what so ever to sit next to you RV if you have a neighbor. The fog at the park is amazing (they sell shirts in their store; "Got fog?"). After a sunny day in San Fran. we returned to the ever-present fog. Actually, during July, it was a welcomed break in the heat of the rest of the places we had been. We had to turn on the heat each night we were there (55 degrees). I would return to this park, as it has nice, wide roads, great location for in and out of San Fran, some of the nicest staff we have encountered (all work campers), and not that expensive for the location. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is not a family park. It sits on the edge of a steep cliff with a long fall to the beach below. The guard rails and cables at cliff's edge are in poor repair. The WiFi did not work. The bathrooms and showers were fairly clean but falling apart. All spaces are on old asphalt and very, very tight. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Location is perfect! Beautiful views, away from the city, close enough to enjoy the city, these are just a few of the things we enjoyed about the park. Of course there are the same two negatives that everyone else has mentioned: cost and space. There are really only two RV parks within a short distance of San Francisco. While $76 a night is cheaper than staying in a hotel in SF, I think they are price gouging because of their location. We didn't use any of the facilities and noticed that not many other people used them either. For simply parking the RV for the night, cable (which was poor quality and only 20 or so channels), power, and sewer, the owners are certainly rolling in the dough as the place was packed. With the amount of money they are charging and how busy it was, I can understand from a business perspective why they don't cut back on available spots to provide more space. People (like me) are spending the money anyway. But the spaces are REALLY TIGHT! The facilities (what I used or saw anyway) were clean and well maintained. Checking in and out was a breeze as well. Regardless of what you drive into town (toad or pull vehicle) consider taking the taxi. We were planning on taking a taxi to the MUNI station a few miles away, but the park has a deal with a local cab company and for $30 to Pier 39 and the return trip is $35, why not use it. Heck, it will cost you $25 a day just to park you vehicle up there plus gas, wear and tear, and possible accident (they are crazy drivers). Just make sure you call about 45 minutes before you need them. Would I recommend this place? Yes, if they wanted to visit SF on a budget. This park gets an 8 only because of price and space. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The view of the ocean from the bluff sites is spectacular and worth the extra cost. Dolphins can often be seen swimming up and down the coast and the sunsets are beautiful. Since Pacifica has such a mild climate the absence of trees even in the summer is not a problem. This is our favorite spot to camp when we want to golf, visit the City of San Francisco, or just watch the waves. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We used this RV park as a base for exploring and experiencing "the city". The beach below was nice. The park could use some maintenance. Our electric post was rusted out. Our sewer hookup had a red adapter broken off in it, so I couldn't use my dump (I used my neighbors). Water is fresh and has good pressure. Very friendly and helpful staff. We will be back, but next time I want a bluff site. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I know some dislike this RV park due to the tight spaces. I for one understand why it is this way. Real Estate is costly in the Bay Area. So for an RV park so close to San Francisco, this place really fills the bill. The staff were helpful and very nice even to a very nasty RVest just checking in (I would have sent him on his merry way to be sure. Some people will never be happy). The park was neat and clean. Pool and spa area were nice, but longer open hours would be a welcomed by this RVest We had a "large" cliff front site. The only way to go in my world. Yes cost more but the view was wonderful (hang gliders added an extra Wow every afternoon) We met each neighbor on both sides. Not often you get to be so close to one another. We all enjoyed nightly camp fires in our wash tub-! We shared wines and meals.. What more could any one want from a tightly spaced RV park? We'll be back as it's so close to SF and very well run. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a blacktop parking lot, with side by side hookups, so you're door to door with you neighbor. While advertised as big rig friendly, it is very marginal (although, I did fit with my 35 foot fiver, I had about 4 inches to the line on one side and maybe 6 inches other side (not slide out friendly) and don't think about an awning, too much constant wind, and no room. Only a small handful (think 4 or 5) ocean view sites would hold a big rig, limited poor quality cable most sites, need a premium site to get full cable. Wifi for a charge. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I found this park to be not bad at all. Sure it is parking lot style camping. The park was clean and well kept. You could always see maintenance people working around the park. The staff was real friendly and informative. San Francisco is easy to get to from here and there are good shopping malls nearby. It was very quiet at night and even though we were in the second row from the beach we could still hear the ocean. It is pricey for what it is but it is the only game in town. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A great location. Right above the ocean and very near a BART station to go to San Francisco. Many nice restaurants and beaches nearby. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

If this park were somewhere else I would rate it lower because of the size of the sites. Yes, it is essentially a parking lot, however, this is the best located campground for easy access to San Francisco and real estate is not cheap here so I give them some slack as far as space is concerned. Ocean front sites sit right over the ocean (watch that first step, though, it's a 100 foot drop to the beach below). Fog sometimes hampers the views but you can still hear the ocean at your site. Not happy about having to pay for WiFi, considering I'm already paying $60 a night. The restrooms and grounds were very clean and well maintained. If I were going to SF again, I would definitely stay here. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very nice location to SF. Great ocean views and sunsets. My only complaint is the sites are very narrow. Its really just a parking lot, and you have no room for chairs or awing setup. However the store and employees were great. Wireless Internet access was the best I'd ever had at a campground. Worked from my MH inside at the table. Very fast and easy to use. If the sites were larger this would be a top notch RV site. But the place was clean, and had good staff. So I'd stay here again if I was in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here one year, and we used it basically to store our motorhome while we visited relatives nearby. It's just a parking lot on the ocean. The following year, we looked into making reservations again (just to use it to store our RV again), but they were so rude to us, we decided to cancel our efforts. Even knowing we were return customers, they were very rude and unconcerned about getting our business or retaining it. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is nothing more than an overpriced, big blacktop parking lot. The ocean view sites are tightly packed back-in and are so close that we had trouble getting out our door without hitting the neighboring RV. The ocean view is from a height of at least 100 feet, if it can be seen through the fog. The only thing it has going for it is it's proximity to SF and other more desirable towns on the coast. Would pass it by the next time. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We had an ocean view site. In five nights there we saw four fantastic sunsets! The sites are narrow, almost too narrow to put your awnings out. I don't recommend doing this because of the constant wind comming off of the ocean. There was public walking access to the beach at the south end of the resort. It is a fairly easy hike, but near the bottom you will need to climb over rocks and cement to get to the beach. We will be back again! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very close and convenient to San Francico and Oakland, located directly on the ocean. Our site was next to a 90ft cliff, that allowed us to hear the breaking of the waves as they approached the shore. We were lucky to enjoy beautiful sunsets every night while in the area, we understand it can become pretty cloudy at times. Facilities are close to BART stations, personal was extreamly helpful to understand how to use the network. Reservations a must! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Stayed in a Class A and had an ocean front site, the ocean always looks nice. Sites were close to each other and it felt like what it was a parking lot. Not as clean as I thought it was going to be for $50 a night. Trash was overflowing and the site area needed a good washing. Very foggy in this area didn't see the sun once at the park. Nice dayuse area 15 minutes south of the park on Hwy 1 in Princeton free RV parking, lots of RV's using the area for fishing, hanging out at the shore and reasonable priced seafood restaurants. Also the sun was shining there. Wouldn't stay at the RV park again overpriced but will go to the area and stay somewhere else. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Note the new name. This was originally Pacific RV Resort, then Onterra RV Resort. Onterra was a management company that came in to manage the property, but was either not invited to come back or went out of business. Must have had a lot of tech stock. In any case, a bus line to the BART stops right at the park entrance, which means you can leave the RV in the park, when you go into the city. Toll free reservation number listed on Internet site. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Splurge for the oceanfront site. Incredible view, on a bluff above the crashing waves. Little landscaping, basically a parking lot. You're 5 miles from San Francisco, easy access. There is a great bakery, grocery store, and 3-4 restaurants within a 5 minute walk (also post office). Convenient location, friendly office staff. Beware, you need a special sewer adapter due to local ordinances... $10 to buy if you don't have already. We camped here in a camper.