Seabreeze RV Resort (Military Campground)

Spent an entire month here (DEC/JAN). Really nice and clean RV park. Free laundry, ice, big leveled concrete pads with a dedicated spot to park your tow vehicle, and each site has a picnic table. Pull through and back in sites. RV wash available. Camp host (Travis) was extremely helpful throughout out stay. A ton of attraction from Disney land to Huntington beach. I would definitely recommend renting a car if your truck is a dually. Going into LA with a dually and even around Seal Beach was kind of a pain. Doable, but a pain. The park is 64 dollars a night (FHU). Compared to private RV park, this is pretty decent price and the added safety of being on a base is nice as well. One down fall is no dog park, but not a show stopper for us.

BRING YOUR BIKE! This place is AWESOME and lovely! It’s a military spot, so only military folks (active duty, retirees, disabled vets, DoD civilians) can stay here. There are armed gate guards. There are so many things to see off base. Note: there is no base exchange or commissary, although there is a very, VERY small shoppette. No gas station on base, either. Beautiful views all around, long, spacious concrete pads with concrete parking for a tow vehicle. Plenty of trails for biking and walking. We biked the Pacific Coast highway for 26 miles. I LOVE that CA has dedicated bike lanes everywhere! We biked all over: Huntington Beach (where there’s a large Rad Bicycle center that you test ride, rent, and purchase RAD ebikes and accessories and get your bike serviced), Seal Beach, Long Beach, and other adjacent towns. Less than an hour to L.A., too! The weather during our visit was sunny and never got above 78 degrees. Highly recommend this very clean and well-maintained Rv park!

In the past we liked this park. That has changed. They now allow full time, But treat you like crap,and charge you $1900 a month for the privilege. They now STRICTLY enforce the 2 vehicle policy and unlike the past this now includes motorcycles. Prior to this summer they didn't count motorcycles towards your vehicle limit as long as they fit on the pad, this has changed and they will give you violations. Sadly my husband and I both ride, but only 1 of us gets to have the motorcycle at the campsite. (They do have over flow parking about 2/3 mile away) Boats, kayaks and water toys are not allowed and again violations are given if you have them on the pad. Tents are not allowed "Grass" is poorly maintained. Some sites are muddy marshes, some are pooky weedy patches, others are full of squirrel holes to the point of being dangerous to walk on. Playground is unsafe Black widows and unmitigated rodent populations infest the place (seriously the mice and rabbits are out of control and poop on everything outside.) and this summer squirrels ate the wires in 3 different cars resulting in thousands in damages Frankly this place takes the fun out of RECREATION . On a positive note -The laundry is free -They have free ice (and now clean the machine) -Cement pads -Good working hookups -The base has some good ammeties -Location is great This place is fine for short term RV stays as long as you don't bring your motorcycles, kayaks and tents.

The recreational park is well kept and clean. The clients are friendly and honest people. Great views of the ocean and wild life preservation refuge provide a soothing atmosphere.

Extremely nice for retired or active duty military. Very clean, great staff.