Big Sur Campground & Cabins

erik johnson

they charge 20 dollars for wifi. i have never heard of such thing. even guests that stay there have to pay for WiFi 20 dollars. so if there are 100 guests that stay there and they need to use a phone and need wifi they all have to pay. wonder if using their bathroom is another extra charge. we stay at a cabin near by and they offer wifi for their guests complimentary

Rachel B

Upon check-in, we were told our cabin wouldn’t be ready until 4 (an hour late). We also found out they had switched our cabin without notifying us — I had specifically chosen one farther from the basketball court, which we no longer had. The staff apologized but unfortunately we could still hear kids playing basketball constantly. The bed was also very uncomfortable. While we loved Big Sur and the campgrounds are beautiful, I probably wouldn’t stay in this cabin again given the price.

Seth Garfinkel

We spent one night in a beautiful and reasonably priced cabin at Big Sur Campground & Cabins. We really enjoyed our stay. If you are not cooking your own food, there are plenty of restaurants nearby to grab meals, as well as a small market in walking distance from the campsite. Our cabin included firewood and a mug, as well as access to tubing on the property (which we didn’t try). The only downside is how crazy close all the cabins are built. There are windows throughout the cabin, which is great, but people can see through all of them and so we kept them closed the whole time. The same for the campsites. If I was camping on the property, I would be frustrated by the closeness of the campsites. It’s not quiet or secluded, if that’s what you’re looking for, but if you’re okay with a bit of a crowd, then it’s a good option for people trying to find some of the limited accommodations in Big Sur.

Olga Lonska

Staying at the A-frame cabin at Big Sur Campground was an absolutely unforgettable experience! Nestled among towering redwoods, the cabin offers the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort. It’s well-equipped with three sleeping place, two cozy lofts, a fireplace, and a fully stocked kitchen. They provide toiletries, towels, wooden blankets, and everything else you need for a relaxing getaway. The attention to detail is incredible—crisply clean linens, comfortable pillows and blankets, and even candles in glass jars for a warm, cozy touch. The reservation includes unlimited ice, a bundle of firewood, swimming tubes for river floating, and two beautifully branded tea cups as a souvenir. Plus, the outdoor setup is just as inviting, with a fire hoop, deck chairs, and plenty of space to enjoy the natural surroundings. If you’re looking for an unforgettable escape in Big Sur, this place is an absolute gem. Highly recommend!

MR E

Pros - Location is hard to beat. Right in the redwoods, next to the river, in close distance to Big Sur sights. The service was good. Our receptionist was very nice and recommended touring locations. Cons - Mildewy smell that permeated even our clean clothes after the trip. Leaky toilet that left water pooling on the ground. Bed sheet stains. Curtains that didn't cover the window fully so we didn't have 100% privacy. Also no sleeping in if you're sensitive to light. Couldn't run the heater and the stove at the same time - breaker would trip. Crappy WiFi that worked only sometimes. Our fire site was a walk away and positioned in the mud, while others had theirs close. (Avoid cabin 10 if you choose to go) Not worth $600 for two nights. I will not be returning.