Monterey Pines RV Campground

Great location great price. Close to the golf. Has bar and grill on site. Pretty much on the golf course. Only downside is that it's close to an airport and next to the Navy Post Graduate School applied physics lab. They have some facilities that use high speed turbines close by. Very loud. Otherwise, 100% awesome place to stay.

Monterey Pines RV Campground It has water, electric and sewage. Free laundry. Nice shower and warm bathroom. 😊 If you are a Navy veteran, daily rate is $55/ night. Civilian is $95/ night. Decided to stay here for 2 nights. This is not true camping!! However, they start mowing the golf course right next to you at 5 am!! Planes fly above you. If you are a light sleeper, this might not be your choice.

Easy wheelchair access to restrooms & laundry, but steep. Some pads better than others for wheelchair user. Call for res rather than book online if using walker, wheelchair, or special needs. Cool, quiet summer retreat. Golfers' paradise. Older park. Great launch pad to Monterey attractions. Laundry machines old. Laundry & restrooms dusty. Spiderwebs aren't cleared from hook up boxes. Camp host can be overbearing & political (not fond a the Vietnam War) but overall friendly & helpful. Follow the rules & don't engage.

WARNING. Only open to military and DOD employees. We always appreciate these facilities exist and reasonable prices. There are no inexpensive options near Monterey. Very nice manager and camp host. Note that most sites are back in, most are short, and not a lot of room for parking. No fire rings. Google Map it, it is on the runway of Monterey Regional Airport. Fortunately there are no red eye flights but private planes come and go all night. Large, clean bathroom and free laundry. We will be back next year.

This is an unkempt, small military run campground surrounded by a golf course and located at the end of the runway for the Monterey Airport. Can't walk on the golf course and no place to safely walk dogs. Paid over $800 to an emergency vet to remove an inch and a half long foxtail from my dog's eye... Foxtails and stickers are everywhere on every spot of ground. There is no grass for your dogs to walk on. Halfway through my stay my small campsite, surrounded on three sides by dirt walls, was flooded by a broken sprinkler line and covered in a couple inches of mud and water. When I walked out my door to walk my dogs in the morning my feet hydroplaned on the water and mud and I fell injuring my leg. Many of the sites are like this one where you can't access the picnic table because of the high dirt walls around the site. I seem to be the only unfortunate one in a site that was flooded and other than an orange cone placed by the area where the water was coming in, no action was taken. After living with the mud and water for a couple days, I finally gave up and left. I would not recommend this place. Too expensive for what you get ($65/night), noisy, poor facilities and no support.