Big Sur Campground & Cabins

janlex diane carpio

What a trip! Although we only stayed overnight, it was still worth it. I think it’s worth the price. There were free amenities that I was not expecting to have. I love seeing some creatures as well (blue jays, skunk) on the site so keep that in mind! Although some spaces were quite small, and some of them didn’t have any electrical outposts or even water faucets. Additionally it was great to see recycling and trash collection so clean. However, i did see folks having a difficult time dumping dirty water. Nonetheless, it was easy to check in and out. No problem with the service. I’d go again if I could!

Monyca Salomon

Honestly, the potential this place has is ridiculous! For family who camps with kids access to a playground is such a neat idea. The staff that helps you check in really lacked customer service experience gave you information and rushed you away. But the people who are in charge of upkeeping the campgrounds and making coffee in the mornings were divine ❤️ We stayed in campsite 011. Perfect right in front of the playground ,direct access to the river ,shady but that meant everybody was cutting through our campground. Understandably I mean you gotta get around somehow, but there is very, very heavy foot traffic as it was one of a few entrances down to the river. The spaces are so tight and somehow advertised for more than 3 people, you kinda feel like YOU are in the way of the access to the river even at your own campsite. Considering the price per night is so expensive things should feel otherwise. It does come with a couple cool perks like ice the entire time you’re there one bundle of firewood, and two mugs for coffee and hot chocolate. The entire weekend we spent over $400 for two nights, two extra bundles of firewood. No one talks about the huge skunk problem. The critter somehow seem friendly and un afraid of you. I understand you’re in the forest. There will be lots of critters. However, The etiquette of camping and taking care of the land there is nonexistent. We are avid campers. We know the importance of not disturbing the land too much. Every campsite is provided their own water spigot, which is great, but when we asked where to dispose of gray water. We were advised to just dump it wherever. Felt very concerning And explains the invitation to many animals rummaging through the campsites. Most campsites will advise you of how to dispose of grey water with food particles and provide bear boxes. No one seem to care. Such a shame because the place is so beautiful and really the potential is out of this world. I understand it’s a private property with a different approach but hopefully those things will be taken into account

Annabelle O

We absolutely love this place, we've been there 3 times over the years and already booked for next year. It's our favorite campground by far from all the different ones we've been to. Yes it's a bit costly but well worth it. The hot showers, the bathrooms, the playground, the stream, atmosphere, etc have been amazing. The staff are wonderful as they are friendly and helpful. The other campers are friendly and keep to themselves. I feel safe and just able to relax with no worries and not having to bring so much extra stuff for bathrooms, showers, etc.

Angela Lopez

Absolutely breathtaking! Our campsite was located along the river and the views from all angles were stunning. A definite must do if you enjoy camping!

Adia Segura

We stayed in an RV spot. It was so pretty! The river is gorgeous. They say they offer a shuttle service but when we got here they told us not yet.. that was a bummer. Also the rv spot doesn’t have black connection though there is a dump site. the showers in the community bathrooms are amazing and nice and warm. I like the complimentary coffee cups and coffee. Super tasty.