Campland on the Bay

OVERALL GREAT PLACE BUT READ BELOW FOR BIG RIGS *See "BIG RIG" notes below Clean: The place has a crew that goes around cleaning all day. They rake and blow your lot off before you arrive. Friendly: Staff that greet you are very friendly, even a little sassy (I like that!) and very helpful Location: Great location, flat and level, and only minutes from everything important (Navy base, Sea World, Downtown, Hillcrest). *BIG RIG notes: I have a 45' coach with a toad. San Diego is a big city with busy streets. This location is handy as it's not far from the I-5 freeway. However.....between the freeway and the RV Park, the streets are very busy, 2 lane or less and very narrow streets. Everyone is in a hurry and know nothing about big rigs except we are "in their way" (lol). Check

If you’re looking for a peaceful, remote escape, this isn’t it. But if you’re up for a high-energy, family-friendly experience that feels like summer camp for all ages, Campland on the Bay delivers in full.||There’s no shortage of things to do: from the beach to the on-site cantina, game room, market, and tons of scheduled activities for kids and adults alike. It’s essentially a small, bustling city of campers. People zip around on golf carts, e-bikes, scooters, and bikes, so if you’re staying along one of the main roads, expect a steady stream of people passing by your site from sunup to sundown.||Yes, there are a lot of teenagers roaming around, but contrary to some reviews, we didn’t have any issues. They were just doing what teens do, hanging out and having fun. Noise was minimal overa

A great RV Park with lovely views of the Pacific Passage. The park is very serene. It has all you need for your RV, and you feel very secure in the place. But for those who aren’t fond of cooking, the place might seem like it lack more dining options.

We enjoyed our stay at Campland on the Bay, and will be returning very soon. We stay with our dogs and didn't have any issues. The RV park is dog friendly! They have parks and runs all over the park. We were able to let our dogs enjoy the beach ⛱️ in the early morning and afternoon. The cantina was dog friendly, for the most part. All the staff, especially Travis, was welcoming and easy to talk to and were engaging. RV neighbors were close, but that's ok, because, everyone was super delightful and easy going. There are RV dumps within the parks, which makes it convenient. Overall, we recommend Campland!

This was our first time staying. I think this place has reached its peak and is in decline. I booked a preferred site. They initially put us in the Q section with long term residents and the campsite next to us looked like a homeless encampment. The shower next to that site had a sign saying there was no hot water until further notice. The next morning we asked to move and they kindly moved us. Staff were friendly and helpful. But The whole place was empty so I’m not sure why they put us in the worst spot. The place needs maintenance-the game room games were broken, there were piles and piles of sand everywhere, leaves and dirt on the skate park. There was a beer cup that sat on the stage the entire time we were there and we watched numerous employees walk by it without picking it up. The