San Francisco big rig friendly parks

aerbus32 wrote:

1rooster wrote:
We are currently staying at Marin RV Park in Greenbrea, CA. We have a 45' Motorhome and are pulling a Jeep Liberty. They gave me and several other camper two spots to park, and only charge you for one. Today we walked to the SF ferry and spent the day in San Francisco. They have free WiFi and cable TV. We can also see San Quentin Prison from the campground. We'll be leaving here Saturday heading to Sonoma CA.

As I write this I'm also at Marin Park RV. We've stayed at 4 other parks over the years, many of which were previously mentioned. This park is by far the best. By timing the drive between commuter hours, we had comparatively little traffic over the Golden Gate last Thurs. to Fisherman's Wharf. (Did a Duck ride which I highly recommend.). Tomorrow we'll walk over to the ferry and ride it across the bay. We also were given 2 sites. With slides on both sides of the coach and a dinghy, it would not have worked otherwise. Trader Joe's within easy walking distance. Cheesecake Factory & Boudin's a longer walk but very easy drive. As is Safeway. Had a delicious meal at Jason's Friday night. Could have walked it, but drove it. Were going to walk to Marin Brewing Co. for dinner tonight, but it's raining. Location, Location, Location!

This is absolutely my experience in this area. The shopping center where Safeway is located has many restaurants, dellies, and shops. Easy to spent a couple of hours there, and lots of parking.

The Cheesecake Factory is in a very large shopping center across from the Safeway shopping center. Lots of good shops there.

As I previously posted, I camped at San Quentin for five years, four nights a week. Every day after work, I roamed from Petaluma (KOA) to the Golden Gate Bridge. After accepting lots of people and very busy traffic, my only complaint is the lousy pizza. The Marin Brewing Co has great hamburgers and other meals, but they have what I call designer beer, none of which I really like.