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Moss Landing KOA Express
Overview
Located in a quiet fishing village centered on the Monterey Bay, with easy access to the Elkhorn Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve, the Moss Landing KOA Express is a nature-lover's paradise.
Founded in the 1800's as a seaport and fishing village, Moss Landing has a little something for everyone. Located in the heart of Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary, it is home to dozens of birds species, as well as otters, sea lions, and harbor seals. Take a scenic nature tour through Elkhorn Slough, one of California's largest coastal wetlands, or catch one of the daily whale-watching cruises out of the harbor right next door. A beautiful beach and many delightful restaurants are within a few minutes' walk. A short 30-minute drive will take you to Santa Cruz or Monterey.
This park only allows fully self-contained RVs with water, electric, and sewer connections. No tents, car camping, passenger vehicles, cargo trailers, or converted vans/trailers.
All sites are back-in and have full hookups. Most sites have both 50 and 30-amp electrical.
You are guaranteed a site, not a site number.
Check In: 1:00 PM Check Out: 12:00 PM
Pets are welcome, but we do have breed restrictions which include Hybrid Wolf or Coyote, Pit Bull (aka American Staffordshire Terrier), Rottweiler, Dobermans and Mastiff breeds or mixes.
Flags & Banners: Only standard American flags may be flown in the park, no exceptions. No other flags or banners may be displayed while in the park.
This park does not accommodate long-term or extended stays. We do not offer any monthly or weekly rates. Maximum length of stay is 28 days. Please call the office for additional information.
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Reviews
Rebecca Parson
This is a 50+ RV park. They have no activitys for children. The gate to the Marina is nice to walk over and look at all the boats but beware they will lock the gate on you and then you have to walk around. The manager is also like "paw patrol" he will be at your camp site making sure your pup is on that leach!!! The dog park is also very small with strong smell of urine!
Bil Danielson
Solid spot to overnight in the RV. Staff were very helpful and communications about our reserved space was excellent. We're used to dispersed camping in the RV so the fee was steep for us, but a hot shower and access to laundry was welcomed. Will definitely consider on a future trip to the coast.
Kristie Brame
This RV park is beautiful! The sites are shaded, nice ocean breeze.... on this hot day! Staff is very helpful. Short walk to the beach. I saw seals and a sea lion. There are otters too, but didn't get to see one.
Debra Machen
Love this little gem of a campground in the Monterey Bay Area. The two couples working there this week were the best we’ve run across on our 10 years of Fulltime RV life. Super efficient and friendly! They took pride in cleaning and maintaining the rv park. I should’ve wrote down their names. Excellent!
Che Stedman
Here's the deal... the campground is great. Its clean, well run, safe, good sized paved pads, easy to navigate. They great you with cookies! So the PARK is fine. It's the location. The pluses are: the ocean is 2 minutes, but your completely protected from any blowing sand, which is a HUGE plus. Lots of places to walk your dogs on the beach, and we let ours off lead to run and play. No problem. The park is completely surrounded by the Marina, which is to say lots of boats and water. Also a plus. And ..my favorite part... there is a Sea-Hag, knarled and tough as nails, with a boat that looks like it was pulled from the bottom of the ocean like a scene from Pirates of the Caribbean. She knows all the fisherman, does some fishing herself, and she sells the fresh catch from her boat. Its AMAZING. And it's 45 seconds from the park, on foot. Not fancy. Nope. Just real fisherman with an old Tub plying their trade. I loved it! But. ... the massive smokestacks loom over everything. The industrial Power plant churns day and night, just across the street. Its inescapable, the marred beauty, the distinct feeling of being on the grounds of a EPA SuperFund site... and the town...abandoned old buildings, beautiful relics of a once charming seaside community, slowly composting. One can imagine a thriving tourism spot, the Old West style storefronts full of bric a brac, sweet shops and hucksters. Alas...they lay abandoned, empty and forlorn. All around you is crop land, tractors, and while it's wonderful to have good dirt and farmstands, they are NOT cheap and everything...including the road..is dirty, so your vehicle and RV are soon covered with a film of grime. Moss Landing is dead center between Monteray (we went to the Aquarium) and Santa Cruz, so you can be in either town in about 30 minutes. Very convenient. As long as you look out to the ocean, the vast stretch of barely occupied beach, the seals and enjoy eating fresh fish...its wonderful. Just don't turn around. The sunrise is a nuclear glow.