Lake Nacimiento Resort

John Galvan

I must start saying that i have been coming here to Nacimiento for over 20 years..... I have stayed in the resort and every RV I think they have...lol..... i never really write reviews but i feel i had to this time .....I stayed there this past weekend at RV02 by the store (RV was a little dirty where doors and outlets werent even working.......everything was fine until we would get visited by this big overweight hairy long hair kid that worked for maintenance saying that our music coming out of one cell phone was too loud...lol.....then on Saturday night he visited us again before he and his buddy went up the mountain where maintenance parks there vehicles to tell me that my voice is loud and it carries down to the lake from our campsite .... are you serious ?? very insulting ....and not to mind that he and his co worker would go up to that mountain parking area to not even come back down after hours ..... hmmmm....wondering what they were doing up there for so long where there is only parked maintenance vehicles up there....dont even want to know ... lol.....anyways,looks like I have to find a different lake.....sad

Catherine Curtis

We loved our full-moon camping trip to Oak Knoll/Lake Nacimiento. The campground was quiet and hook-ups worked well. Staff patrolled several times a day. The campground is a long walk or a short drive to the lake where you can launch your own or rent a boat or other water craft. The camp store is fun with lots of helpful provisions. The only thing we wish we had access to was a group sink for dishwashing and the showers could have been cleaner. But all in all, a good trip and we'll be back!

Christine Saiza

Camp spot 301 PK, the spot was not what the description said. Haven’t been here in 21+years not as green as I remember. We made it work for our group. It’s on a slope not much flat space. The showers are clean, the bathroom stalls need a little more space (if you’re tall your knees will hit the door) our stay was 8/29/2025-9/1/2025,

Vanessa G

Lake Nacimiento is beautiful. It has been our go to for over 15 years. Close to home and just all around enjoyable. Our most recent stay was in 1 of the Lakes RV lodging areas where they have trailers for rent. Quiet, peaceful, and rejuvenating. Absolutely 110% recommend.

Priscila H

This was my first time visiting this resort, and it was a good experience—even though we came during the 4th of July holiday. Because of the holiday, there was a 3-night minimum stay, and the only site available was Quail's Roost. It turned out to be a nice spot, close to the entrance but quite far from the lake. The area has some good things, like clean restrooms and private showers with hot water (although the water can get very hot). You can really enjoy being close to nature—waking up to the sound of birds, especially woodpeckers, and even seeing deer nearby. The good thing is that it's quieter and relaxing because it's far from the busy lake area. The only bad part is that it gets very hot in the afternoons. The store on-site is pricey but has everything you might need in case you forget something. There is also a pool, but it costs $5 to use. It's only open from Friday to Sunday. When I visited, the pool was quite dirty, so if they’re charging for it, they should really keep it cleaner. The staff was friendly, but if you need help at night, it’s hard to find someone. Also, be aware that they charge a security deposit. They have a noise curfew from 10 PM to 7 AM, and most people respect it—but some don’t seem to care, and the staff doesn’t do anything about it.