Sun Outdoors Central Coast Wine Country

Staff was friendly & readily available. Convinient check in/out. Clean restrooms. Friendly neighbors. Wineries conveniently located. Huge Parking spots for our trailer, no need to back in, just drive in. Fun Halloween events, that I know will be way better next yr!

Great place to unwind. Rv park/resort has plenty of space between rigs. Easy to get in and out. Food amazing, staff more than helpful. Short stay but I will go back .Needs more gym equipment, could have gotten 5 stars.

Okay RV park. Because of sun exposure, we changed from a premium site to a standard site. I was not given a refund for the difference. On top of that the standard site had sprinklers which sprayed water all over my Motor home leaving water spots. We were also charged a resort fee and the only thing open was the pool. The bar area was closed and not even open to sit at. Resort fee for what? We camped at Sun Outdoors Central Coast Wine Country in a Motorhome.

Before anything, if you are looking at this place. That your experience will be better if you have an RV. And I am sure the better the RV the better the stay. My family had a reunion out this way and some folks rented the cottages out here. It very much felt to me that our experience was not very good but I believe this was due to us not having any RVs. Yes there are spots where it's just a yard and an RV. Which all depends on your EV at that point. But getting one of the cottages and bringing an RV would be a pretty damn solid stay and experience. I am not sure pay wise how all that will go but I would pay long as it was within reason. Now for the things at this location....there is nothing of any great offer at all. The site for this location uses other locations images for what is at said location. I was expecting a bit more on site but it was not what was shown online. Which is pretty shitty. Also the website is very misleading all around. Overall if I have a nice RV would be fine with getting a cottage for a stay. Long as we had plans outside of the he site for activities.

It’s not enough to pick your spot, reserve it and pay for it. If you want to keep the spot you picked and paid for, you have to pay a lock fee of $45. Otherwise, they can give your spot away, though you picked it on their own website, reserved it and paid for it in full. That’s garbage. I felt forced to pay an extra $45 just to insure we stayed close to the people we were there with. They could have moved us to the other side of the park had we not. Response: Well, if I pick a spot and pay for it, then I don't find it adventurous when the establishment does not honor the reservation. I find it unprofessional and discourteous. I hope that this policy is reconsidered so that guests do not feel like they are being gouged. When that happens, I will HAPPILY change my review.