Need RV Park Near San Francisco in August

2 hours south. Locked gate at night; attendant all day. reasonable rates http://www.campgroundviews.com/listing/pinto-lake-park/

Check out Alameda Fairground RV Park in Pleasanton. It is close to the BART (electric train) station which they can take into S.F. or to tha airport if needed. They will let them keep it there for two weeks for a fee. You just need to check to see when the county fair is because they won't have space available at that time. Also. Another vote for Petaluma KOA. Also, there is a RV park at the Santa Rosa fairgrounds. These are just gravel lots but have access to S.F. Make sure they check on travel time to S.F. During commute hours as it can take awhile if driving.

Great helpful responses, everybody. And a generous offer from bbaker2001. All the info has been passed on and I am sure it will be a big help. Thanks, again!

Make sure you friends know the parks rules, some don't allow leaving a RV unattended. Dick

if you like wine, there are a couple of options in Napa.

Skyline Park is a rural campground with some hookup sites.

Napa Expo is a typical RV park with full hookups and near downtown.

Another vote for Petaluma KOA. They just took my reservation a couple hours ago for next week with full 30 amp hookups. We're going to see music downtown and any chance to take the camper out we will. Pricy and I can report back after the weekend. There is Gothe Booth? St. Park outside Calistoga if they want the Napa Valley

how big is the RV. we are 2hrs from SF. might be able to park it in my side yard in Stockton,

When our daughter lived in SF, we stayed at the KOA in Petaluma. It was not a bad drive in and out of town. We did have to cross the Golden Gate bridge everyday. We have a little dog that we didn't want to leave in the RV while we were gone, so we left him in a great kennel close by.

Willits KOA 3 hours north
Moss Landing KOA 2 hours south