Hi, we have a 34 MH and wish to spend few days in the SF area. What is the best RV park to stay at ? thanks

We have stayed many times here and really like it.Marinrvpark.com in Greenbrae, CA.Not a real fancy park but clean and OK. Nice staff.But its pricey...about $75 w/ good sam.The nicest thing is you can walk to the Ferry and for $5 senior rate go into San Francisco.Great boat ride and views.Lots of places/ shopping to walk to from Park. You do not need a Toad.

The San Francisco RV RESORT in Pacifica CA is the closest nicest campground in my opinion in the entire area.Less than 15 minutes to downtown, right on the beach, nice park, nice people. Look it up.

We stayed at Marin Park in Greenbrae,CA. 5-10 minute walk to ferry landing that takes you right to Pier 1 in San Francisco. We avoided all the hassles of getting around the city by using trolley service to do tourist stuff. Highly recommended. The park is not fancy, no activities but very convenient to SF.

OK, if you want pool and all, San Francisco RV RESORT is the place. We stayed there in 87 when it was nothing but a parking lot with showers. My, how times have changed. We still preferred Marin Park, no stress with traffic, nice boat ride past Alcatraz into the city.

We just stayed at the Marin RV Park in July 2015. Would stay here again but it is not fancy. We only slept and showered at the site.....But, they just and I mean JUST raised their rates to $100 per night. Good Sam and AAA do get a 10% discount!!!

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GON2SKI
Explorer
Aug 01, 2015
We stayed at Pillar Point RV Park, Great host, friendly, and convenient location for SF to SJ visits. It's set up for MHs and TTs tight and cozy…..not for tent camping.
Sailordive
Explorer
Aug 01, 2015
We enjoyed the Petuluma KOA. If you drive in, just remember the toll going south over the Golden Gate Bridge.
Ron3rd
Explorer III
Jul 31, 2015
kalynzoo wrote:
My favorite is Petaluma KOA. We've been there many times and plan to go again this summer. A gem in the KOA franchise. Just over the Golden Gate from the pier district. Costco nearby (the crab is much cheaper at Costco than on the pier). Anyway, that's our choice.

x2, maybe 30 minutes north of SF. Nice place. We like the state beach campground in Half Moon Bay too.
aerbus32
Explorer II
Jul 31, 2015
Wish you guys would stop telling people about Marin Park RV. After trying/driving thru all the aforementioned parks, it is our choice. If everybody keeps recommending it . . .
Sure hope that rate increase is just for the summer. And most definitely, park the car. Walk to the ferry. Watch 'Dirty Harry' first. You'll walk by a bridge you'll recognize.
stevekk
Explorer
Jul 31, 2015
Which park in Half Moon Bay?
I have always wanted to camp there.
GON2SKI
Explorer
Jul 31, 2015
Couple years ago we had a nice stay at a RV park in Half Moon Bay. Would definitely
return to this park.
Marv_Hoag
Explorer
Jul 29, 2015
I go to SF Giant games a couple of times a year. I stay at Tradewinds RV park in Vallejo and drive a few minutes down to the Ferry to SF. Not much of a park, but it has always served me well, with no problems.
dapperdan
Explorer
Jul 28, 2015
Dave and Sue wrote:
I second the Petaluma KOA.Stayed there last fall for a week.Base camped out of there.Not a bad drive into the city at all.If you stay,take the tour that they have for the city.John,the tour guide is a blast all day.Then take a tour yourself and see and stay as long as you want to.Close to the wine country and a good day trip to Muir woods and the coast.

We stayed at the Petaluma KOA too, LOVED it!! We also took the city tour and John was our tour guide as well. He's OUTSTANDING!!!

That was two years ago this September, very fun trip. Nicest KOA we've ever been in.

Dan
Dave_and_Sue
Explorer
Jul 28, 2015
I second the Petaluma KOA.Stayed there last fall for a week.Base camped out of there.Not a bad drive into the city at all.If you stay,take the tour that they have for the city.John,the tour guide is a blast all day.Then take a tour yourself and see and stay as long as you want to.Close to the wine country and a good day trip to Muir woods and the coast.
2gypsies1
Explorer III
Jul 28, 2015
Napa Valley Expo is a nice one to stay. Then drive your car to the Larkspur Ferry Landing on the north side of the bay and it will take you right into the city. When you get off you can get on the pre-arranged small van tour which is an awesome way to see the city and a pleasant ferry ride past Alcatraz. Even our daughter who lives in the city was impressed with the city tour.

We've also stayed at the Santa Rose fairgrounds for an easy drive in. It's a LOT cheaper than $75/night at other parks. We'd never pay that for a campsite.