San Lorenzo Park Campground

This park is an undiscovered gem. We loved the serenity here and the beautiful park like setting. Our site was a back-in on the outer edge (riverside). Like many other reviews, it is barely used! We were there 4th of July week and there were never more than 10 sites of 100 occupied on any night. We are pretty sure that their website reservation system is the culprit as it takes a PhD and patience to figure out, but also could be their dilapidated signs on CA 101 not marketing this very well. So many things to enjoy here: - 1 hour drive to Monterey, 17 mile drive, Carmel by the sea, and Paso Robles. Was 40 degrees cooler on the coast during a 100+ degree heatwave in CA at the time. - beautiful park grounds, well cared for - friendly host, Jose - had irrigation and farming equipment and museum on the grounds - King City Main st had good small restaurants. Liked the small town feel. Starbucks and McDs nearby if you need chain food/drinks. - Right off CA 101 for easy access. Meant some distant road noise but not bad at all We had electric and water with dump station available. Other inner sites ha full hook up. Plenty of cell/data signal was available with ATT

Very nice camp ground! There are restrooms, showers, laundry, and playground and even putting practice zone onsite. There were youth Scout hosting events here. Many empty spot here even during the Memorial Day weekend. Book online. Saw a police car drove by, so I think it is safe. No guard on-site at the gate when I came on the Memorial Day weekend.

Everything was so nice . Thank you for all the support. Only sad thing is that they wouldn’t let us stay later , even after paying that much money . They also don’t return the deposit right away takes 30 days N counting . But other than that it’s nice place to spend with friends & family .

I Arrived Late After a Long day of cycling - i was hoping to find a Safe Place for the Night But the Campground costs 50$ a Night also for people without a car. That is way to much (Even for an RV in my Opinion) water, toilet and a shower is available.

Clean park with a cool little museum inside of old farm equipment. It was $50/night. Easy in and out, mostly pull thru sites. There was a large event of cub scouts while we were there labor day weekend.