Oceanside RV Resort

Marie Taylor

Both my husband and I agreed that this rv resort is the best “parking lot” rv resort we have stayed at in the country. Spacious sites, privacy fences but they are not claustrophobic, beautiful landscaping, wide roads, easy to navigate, full hookups and safety gates in perfect working order. Easy walk to the beach, downtown, train station etc. Train is close but gets quiet at night. We really enjoyed the hot tub and heated pool. Perfect temperatures and very clean.

Jennifer Perkins

We’ve been using Thousand Trails as full timers for two months now and this is the best resort we’ve stayed at. It actually feels like a resort. The sites are spacious and have privacy fences, the landscaping is beautiful with palms and flowering bushes, the bathrooms are very nice. Everything looks new and not run down. It’s within walking distance to the beach. I’ve had coffee there every morning. Lots of great restaurants and shops too within walking distance. We are definitely coming back to this location.

Deborah Brown

The park is exceptionally clean with great amenities. However, our site, #96 was so slanted that we were unable to level up, using everything we had available. It is on nice cement though. There are some level spots in the park and we requested to move since there were many empty spaces, but they weren't available on the days we were there. The park is near the stop light of coast highway, so the traffic noise (drag racing at 2 am) kept us awake. And then there is the train! It stops running at midnight and resumes about 6 am with whistle blaring. It comes by about every thirty minutes. Bring earplugs! The maintenance crew trimmed trees for two days so we also got to hear that early each morning. We had to buy another septic hose because the clean-out is located in the very back of the space, and it's uphill so the flow isn't that great. Come prepared for that! This park was convenient in location for us and we enjoyed the amenities very much.

John Morrison

We stayed there 5 days. Clean bathrooms and showers. Mostly level, wide, and deep paved pads. All around, good. Oh, and the trains go by so often you won't notice.

P Scott

Disappointed. Paid $129 for a spot that was so slanted we barely were able to level up. Only using all our blocks under our levelers were we able to make it level enough to deploy our slide out. We had no idea when we made the reservation the site would be so angled. Apparently you have to pay for a 'premium ' spot if you want level. Crazy. The water hookup is also strange in that your fresh water hose runs right over the sewer hole. It is hard to describe but almost always fresh water and sewer have some decent separation. Not here. Worse is the train goes RIGHT beside this campground and because there is a huge road intersection it crosses, the train blasts it horn for an extended period when approaching and crossing this intersection. We have been here about an hour and two trains have come through. Not sure about sleep tonight. That train horn is loud and will be even louder in the dead of night. To be fair I will say the park is spotless and our 30 degree slanted parking spot is clean cement. The check-in is a self check in system and when we went back about 3pm on a Wednesday the office was closed. There is a phone number posted and we called it because our original site was even more slanted than this one and it was not possible to level. The man was not sympathetic. They feel you signed up for our cheap $129/night site and this is what you get so live with it. We made these reservations months ago so I cannot remember exactly how the reservation went, but I certainly feel pretty sure that had they mentioned these cheapest sites were not near being level we would have just found another park. We're only here one night, just passing through, but wanted to warn others. Oh God here comes another train, blasting away as it passes right beside us.