Wine Country RV Resort en États-Unis
États-Unis
Wine Country RV Resort en États-Unis
États-Unis
Wine Country RV Resort en États-Unis
États-Unis
Wine Country RV Resort en États-Unis
États-Unis
Prix non disponibles
Prix estimé sur la base d’une voiture, 2 personnes avec une tente ou une caravane.
Le site de camping est ouvert de 01 January jusqu'à 31 December
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Le site de camping est ouvert de 01 January jusqu'à 31 December
Ce site de camping n’est pas encore validé par Spottocamp. Vous êtes le propriétaire ? Contactez-nous avec le bouton ci-dessous
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Caravanes
Caravanes
Electricité
Wifi
BBQ autorisés
Chiens
Pêche
Machines à laver
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Wine Country RV Resort in Paso Robles is California's newest destination resort, designed for today's RVer. Near wineries, golf, beaches, lakes, dining, shops, and other attractions. Group sites, club facilities, horseshoes, BBQ's and more!
Caractéristiques du lieu
Recreation
Animations pour enfants
Nage en eau naturelle
Piscine extérieure
Sauna
Court de tennis
Court de golf
Location de bateaux
Equitation
Pêche
Hébergement
Caravanes
Caravanes
Installations
Electricité
Connexion TV
Wifi
Magasins du camping
BBQ autorisés
Qualifications
Chiens
Groupes de jeunes
Sanitaires
Tables à langer
Cabines de lavage
Machines à laver
sèches-linges
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Avis
Anonyme
This place is OK but many of the amenities were closed. There is no propane (there once was). The bar was open only 1 night during our stay. No one answers the phone. Sites are short, narrow, and not that level (I had 2 tires off the ground). Location was OK but not walking distance to anywhere. I think if this was more like $50-60 per night it would be better. The “free” WiFi did not work and all of their login instructions were wrong just used Starlink instead
2 ans depuis
Anonyme
Very nice park with lots of amenities! Our site was flat and a pull thru. We were on top of the hill so had great views. They had a nice pool, spa and bar open Thursday - Saturday evenings with live music. Nice showers and facilities. It was close to wineries and downtown Paso Robles.
2 ans depuis
Anonyme
I work from home and needed to work while visiting. I know that park internet is usually not good so I typically use my hot spot. Nothing works at this park!
2 ans depuis
J
First time here. Was pleasantly surprised with the cleanliness. Ease of booking. Ended up stay an extra night just for the adults only hot tub. Area has a few breweries other than Firestone walker. If you are in the area check out “tin city” and California coast beer Co.
3 ans depuis
Thor-King
Really nice, well equipped RV park with very nice level concrete pads. Nice amenities such as an outdoor bar with live music. The only negative was a team armed with gas powered leave blowers invaded the park at 08:30 and ran their noisy blowers until about 09:30. Super annoying for those who enjoy tranquility with your coffee. But the added benefit is the park is spotless.
3 ans depuis
redontheroad
Decent park but we opted for a spot around the perimeter not realizing that it backed up to Highway 46. The road noise from cars and air brakes goes on all night. Other locations in the park looked much nicer. The back in spaces are small and you can't be sure you can extend your awning (tree in the way) or slide (bush in the way but just made it). The economy spots seem to be predominately long-term campers so that definitely changes the vibe. Otherwise it was a pleasant, clean park with what appeared to be a lot of neat amenities that are not currently available due Covid restrictions.
4 ans depuis
Jim & his T@B
Clean, neat, attractive resort and grounds. Generally the sites are large enough to accomodate trailer, tow vehicle, slide outs and awnings. Good AT&T cell service. Reasonably quiet at night except for the spots that back the highway. My spot was far from the highway. The challenge I had was with the back-in sites that back into another site behind it. My trailer is short so I didn't go all the way to the imaginary rear boundary so when the huge 5th wheel full-size and massive F350 backed into the site behind me he continued over the boundary about 10 feet into my site to within about 2 feet of my 18 foot teardrop trailer. Admittedly the boundary is invisible so it's hard and you have to use some judgement to see it but I still lost ~10 feet of my site. Yes, I asked him to move and he gave me 2 feet back.
4 ans depuis
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