San Benito RV & Camping Resort

Keith Jacinto

The location is a good area if you’re a hunter otherwise it’s a long way to any amenities. The park itself is under construction and not kept up very well. The spaces are very tight together and we really did not like sharing our picnic area with the trailer next to us. The other down side is lots of mosquitoes and flys from a nearby stagnant stream. It has full hook ups and bathrooms and we are fine using it as an overnight on our way to our next destination.

Karisa Skow

I had an Amazing experience at Thousand Trails this last weekend. Bob is Wonderful, Amazing, Perfectly Awesome, Astounding. This is a great place to camp at. I love to play the Miniature Golf that they have. I also love to use their Pool. It’s really nice and refreshing. They also have great Adult and Kid Activities. I also love Jena and Stephanie, They are Amazing. All of the Ranger’s are really nice there.

Jonathon Hummel

5 stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I had a great time staying at Thousand Trails San Benito! The campground is peaceful, spacious, and surrounded by beautiful scenery. I loved how open and quiet the sites were—plenty of room between neighbors and a great mix of shade and sun. The wildlife was a nice bonus too—saw deer and wild turkeys almost every day! The staff was super friendly and helpful, and the check-in process was smooth. Bathrooms and showers were clean and well-maintained, and there was always hot water when I needed it. The pool was clean and refreshing, and there's a mini-golf course, playground, and a little store with essentials if you forget something. It's also a great location if you want to explore nearby. Hollister is just a short drive away for supplies, and Pinnacles National Park is close enough for a day trip. Whether you're RVing, tent camping, or using one of the cabins, this place has something for everyone. Definitely planning to come back!

Francisco Giron

I camped here with my family. If you’re looking for a more mellow place then this is for you. They have lots of amenities for the kids. The pool was not crowded. The staff were nice. It’s a bit dry hot but still nice. We would prefer to camp where there are more families and kids. The spot we got was mostly with retirees, older folk. Still a nice place to camp.

Tori Jones

We stayed June 3, - June 6, 2025. Upon arrival, got checked in driving to our site we were crossing the bridge because a fawn was standing in the road it just kept looking around. There mom was on the side of the road with more deer and another fawn was on the other side of the road. So fun. 50 amp service good water pressure and site was level. Keep your eye open as you go thru the park they have nomes and other statues stuffed in trees, stumps and logs fun to try and find them. Staff was very friendly and helpful. I would stay again. It is an out of the way place, 11 miles to town. Just an FYI, gps took us on highway 198 and then 25, very curvy roads added over an hour to our travel time most of the time you where going 30 to 45 mph due to all the curves. But the scenery was beautiful. We came to the San Benito location to visit Pinnacles National Park which was beautiful.