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Los Padres/Arroyo Seco
Los Padres Arroyo Seco Greenfield is a residential community located in Greenfield, California. The community is situated in the heart of the Salinas Valley, just minutes away from the city of Salinas. The community offers a variety of amenities, including a clubhouse, swimming pool, playground, and walking trails. The homes in the community are single-family homes, ranging in size from two to four bedrooms. The homes feature modern amenities, such as stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and energy-efficient windows. The community is close to shopping, dining, and entertainment, making it a great place to call home.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Hosanna Munoz
Best park rangers ever! Very helpful and well informed about the area. Made our two night stay enjoyable. Appreciate their hard work and care for the facility and nature.
Chris Mully
Great place to camp, there was only 2 other campers in the park, almost no bugs, lots of wildlife, deer, rabbits, squirrels, and a bunch of different kinds of birds. We had a great time and are definitely going back.
Isabela Celedón
Went here with a group looking to camp at the first come first serve sites and they turned us away saying "all campsites were full" when they absolutley weren't. The staff there acted like rude club bouncers instead of park employees. I drove about 10mins ahead of my group in a separate car, and when I got there the staff at the entrance kiosk let me in to the campground without a problem. I drove in and tried to find the camp host, couldn't find her so I scoped out the campsites since I hadn't been there before. The vast majority of the campground was empty, and all tags on first come first serve campsites said reservations ended that day. There was more than enough space for a group of 6. I then drove back to the entrance kiosk to see if the staff there could help me find the camp host, and found my friends had arrived. They had been told the campground was full. The staff at the kiosk claimed they hadn't let anyone in in the past 30 minutes - even though they had just let me in without any issues. I talked with the staff at the entrance kiosk and told them the campground is mostly empty, but they refused to let us in and continued to claim campsite was full. They refused to let me talk to the camp host or drive back in, and yelled at my friends for parking in the 15-minute visitor zone while they waited for me. After about 5 minutes of back and forth I decided to drop it -- it was clear they didn't want us there for whatever reason. Not sure what's going on here, but whatever rules the staff here claim to be following are not first-come-first-serve campground rules.
Johnny Fairplay
I would like to leave 0 stars but that isn't an option. Wish I'd read more reviews before driving 4 hours to come here. Would like to have at least seen this place myself, the pictures on google make it look amazing. The lady at the gate turned us away, declining my request to drive through and take a peek at the campground. I was told "I can't let you drive through. I have people everywhere. It's not possible". Sort of unbelievable. I must agree with others who wrote one-star reviews, this place just might be somewhere between a private club of some sort and a portal straight to hell. We left a found a nearby camp in Las Padres National Forest instead.
Nathan Solomon
The campsite is ok, the gorge is beautiful. The no see-um bugs are brutal though and make this a good one to skip. Just got back from a weekend there, I have 80+ bites on legs and arms and the itching is brutal.