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The Best Campgrounds and RV Parks in San Diego, California

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$25.00 USD / Night

Lilac Oaks Campground

Valley Center, California
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$39.00 USD / Night
1.0

Oceanside RV Park

Oceanside, California
1.0
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$65.00 USD / Night
3.0

Paradise By The Sea RV Resort

Oceanside, California
3.0
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$30.00 USD / Night
5.0

Lake Jennings

Lakeside, California
5.0
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$77.00 USD / Night
5.0

San Diego RV Resort

La Mesa, California
5.0
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$50.00 USD / Night

Vacationer RV Resort

El Cajon, California
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2.0

Escondido RV Resort

Escondido, California
2.0
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$87.00 USD / Night

Santa Fe Park RV Resort

San Diego, California
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$35.00 USD / Night

MA-TAR-AWA RV Camper Park

Alpine, California
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$30.00 USD / Night

Ramona Canyon RV Resort

Ramona, California
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$30.00 USD / Night
4.0

Rancho Los Coches RV Park

Lakeside, California
4.0
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Read Recent Reviews of Campgrounds in San Diego, California

Admiral Baker RV Park
"This park was really nice it had a good array of sites for any size rv. It was a little tight fitting, but not too compact. The Staff were very kind and helpful in any way they could. They had some nice amenities that gave us everything we needed. The activities were a lot of fun for everyone in the family. I love it when there are a lot of things offered for families. The location of this place "
Mission Bay RV Resort
"This park is amazing and has the almost perfect location. The mission bay surrounds three sides of it and so no matter where you are in the park you will be able to see the water. Not only that it is a short drive to any major attraction or to a nice place to eat and shop. The staff was very nice and helpful throughout our stay. They offer a good amount of amenities and activities that any age c"
La Pacifica RV Park
"We brought our RV, but it was so great not having to drive or move about at all once we were there. We took ubers when we couldn't take the bus, and that didn't put us back financially. We also saved a penny on meals by doing most of our cooking in the shared kitchen. We cooked early in the mornings, and cooked in bulk to avoid having to go back during the busy kitchen hours. It was a typical RV p"
Mission Bay RV Resort
"We are staying 2 nights and paid a total of $100. with a Good Sam discount. I do understand rates go up in the summer. I would not call this a resort as the amenities are laundry and bathrooms, but it is a nice park. It has 24 hour security too. Also has full hookups. It is next to a pretty city park with walking & biking trails around a bay. It is close to a harbor and beach. It is quiet, but I w"
Mission Bay RV Resort
"The resort is super close to I-5 which was one of its biggest draws for me and my family because there's so much to do nearby. I went to my family reunion here last year and we especially loved visiting Sea World and the zoos for the kids, and the men really enjoyed Mission Bay Golf Course. We also went on a few excursions from the harbor and that was by far the women's favorite part! The RV park "
Campland On The Bay
"Campland on the Bay this last summer was such a great experience, I've been telling everyone about it! I figured it was time to write them a good review. We stayed for a week, and we were pretty busy the whole time! I've taken my son and nephews to family-friendly camps in the past, and some of them were okay, but there were normally dead points during the week. Campland Bay did a great job at kee"
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About San Diego

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With a population nearing 1.5 million, San Diego, California is the second largest city in the state, behind Los Angeles. Like LA, San Diego's coastline maintains temperatures close to 70 °F all year, making the city perfect for camping. Geographically, it’s a hilly city: the Laguna Mountains lie 15 miles to its east and are surrounded by the Cleveland National Forest.

San Diego is a city made for the outdoor enthusiast. Its diverse landscape accommodates a plethora of camping activities, and as such, most RV parks are located in the mountains, on beaches, near the San Diego River, in ecological reserves and near lagoons. For campers wishing to stay near the beach, this affords them the opportunity to ocean fish, snorkel, surf, sail, kayak, and do basically any beach-related camping activity you can imagine.

An excellent site for such activities is the San Elijo State Beach. It offers over 150 sites, 26 of which are RV only. This well-kept beach is located near a coral reef, and is great for snorkeling. Silver strand is another state beach that’s a great option. This 7-mile isthmus has a beach facing the ocean on one side and a beach facing the San Diego Bay on the other, offering a fantastic view of the city.

Inland from the ocean, San Diego has a variety of low-cost private RV parks. In the mountains of El Cajon, a city 20 miles east of boundaries of San Diego, the Circle RV Resort offers a getaway from city life. All of its 165 gravel RV sites have full-hookups, and guests staying there have free access to its large fitness center, library, and club room.

Once back in San Diego proper, the San Diego Zoo is an absolute must-see! With over 3,700 animals, it's one of the largest zoos in the world. Towards the edge of San Diego city limits, Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve is 2,000 acres of coastal land just waiting to be hiked. Afterwards, hit the Torrey Pines Golf Course for a round or two.

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