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GenieMagic
69
GenieScore
GenieMatch
GenieSummary
Morro Bay State Park is an old campground built in the 1930s that has been well-maintained, but in need of updates. The campsites offer a mix of dirt/grass with paved parking, and some are shaded while others receive full sun. Though the sites are a bit close, some have vegetation for a bit of separation. Sites 1-30 have water and electricity without sewer, though there is a dump station, which incurs an extra $10 fee. The park is in a beautiful setting, with a walk to the bay and State Natural History museum. One positive aspect of the campground is its proximity to the Embarcadero and Morro Rock. However, the showers and restrooms are old and in need of repair, with token-based laundry and showers that require multiple loops and can take upwards of 45 seconds to heat up to luke-warm temperatures. The bathrooms lack paper towels, soap, and hot water, making it challenging for campers. Additionally, the showers are moldy, making it necessary to bring sandals. The campsites major downside is the amount of loud crows present, which can disrupt sleep in the early morning. While Wi-Fi is available, the signal may not reach some areas of the campground.
From The Campground
The Morro Bay Campground offers over 140 campsites for tent camping, recreational vehicles, and group camping. The maximum length for an RV is 35 feet. Each campsite has a fire ring and picnic table with water spigots nearby. There are flush toilets and TOKEN-operated shower facilities in place. An RV sanitation station and water-fill station are also available. Firewood is for sale from the campground host and proceeds go to help the Central Coast State Parks Association. Recreational activities include camping, picnicking, hiking, fishing, surfing, beach exploration, bird watching and wildlife viewing. The Junior Ranger Program is a regularly scheduled interpretive program for children.
Amenities
Activities
Discounts
No Discount Data
Affiliates
State Park
Contact
(805) 772-2560
Dale.Kinney@parks.ca.gov
GenieMagic
69
GenieScore
GenieMatch
Photos
Reservations
Quick Stats
138
Sites
$37 - $50
Site Price
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Max RV Size
56ft.
Elevation
Photos
GenieSummary
Morro Bay State Park is an old campground built in the 1930s that has been well-maintained, but in need of updates. The campsites offer a mix of dirt/grass with paved parking, and some are shaded while others receive full sun. Though the sites are a bit close, some have vegetation for a bit of separation. Sites 1-30 have water and electricity without sewer, though there is a dump station, which incurs an extra $10 fee. The park is in a beautiful setting, with a walk to the bay and State Natural History museum. One positive aspect of the campground is its proximity to the Embarcadero and Morro Rock. However, the showers and restrooms are old and in need of repair, with token-based laundry and showers that require multiple loops and can take upwards of 45 seconds to heat up to luke-warm temperatures. The bathrooms lack paper towels, soap, and hot water, making it challenging for campers. Additionally, the showers are moldy, making it necessary to bring sandals. The campsites major downside is the amount of loud crows present, which can disrupt sleep in the early morning. While Wi-Fi is available, the signal may not reach some areas of the campground.
From The Campground
The Morro Bay Campground offers over 140 campsites for tent camping, recreational vehicles, and group camping. The maximum length for an RV is 35 feet. Each campsite has a fire ring and picnic table with water spigots nearby. There are flush toilets and TOKEN-operated shower facilities in place. An RV sanitation station and water-fill station are also available. Firewood is for sale from the campground host and proceeds go to help the Central Coast State Parks Association. Recreational activities include camping, picnicking, hiking, fishing, surfing, beach exploration, bird watching and wildlife viewing. The Junior Ranger Program is a regularly scheduled interpretive program for children.
Amenities
Activities
Discounts
No Discount Data
Affiliates
State Park
Contact
(805) 772-2560
Dale.Kinney@parks.ca.gov
Quick Stats
138
Sites
$37 - $50
Site Price
--
Max RV Size
56ft.
Elevation
176683
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