If you're not after a luxury stay and your visit is short, this location is ideal. Hygiene standards are high, especially in the restrooms. The laundry facilities operate with coins, not a digital app. Don't expect amenities like a swimming pool, hot tub, or golf course. The RV park is neat, small, and conveniently located. The traffic noise from the nearby 101 highway is constant, but you'll get used to it and it becomes background noise. If you prefer a quiet environment, this might not be the best choice for you.

If you're someone who doesn't require all the extravagant amenities, this location is excellent for you. The washrooms are maintained well. The laundry facility operates on quarters, not an application. There's no swimming pool, jacuzzi, or mini-golf course. It's simply a well-managed, small RV park conveniently located near everything. The traffic noise can be high, but it's steady. The park is situated directly on highway 101, so if you're a fan of quiet, this might not be your ideal place. Otherwise, the noise just becomes background sound.

This small campground is 1.5 miles from the tourist area of downtown Santa Barbara. That includes State Street and the Pier. The sites are gravel and some have generous room, site #2 did. Though #2 faces the 101 freeway I found that earplugs allowed me to sleep well. The sound wall helps some, but it's still loud of you spend time outside. The grounds are well kept and clean, the neighborhood acceptable, the staff helpful. The restrooms are small and clean. ATT 5G signal is 5 bars. I will stay her again.

Been a regular here for years… okay for a night passing through but do not unload/unlock anything! Also buddy up! This longer stay, we witnessed a # of thefts- including our MTN bikes this time. After ongoing conversations with the Police, there are over a handful of thefts weekly, shootings, & other issues. Very sad. During our stay a lady & daughter were followed by a car while walking. Neighbors had someone pulling on their camper doors to get in during the middle of the night. Woke up to homeless daily, which they didn’t seem harmful. All on top of the loudness of the traffic. I’ve stayed in almost every spot & some are not as loud as 1-9. Park not doing anything to help my theft issue or the others. The park still refusing to share the video footage of the thefts but slipped up by saying he saw when we were around the Camper & that there were 3 individuals that did the job. Also about seeing the ‘regular’ - ‘shirtless guy’ who uses the showers. Our neighbors were convinced it was an inside job, and tips get sent out to do the job the night before you check out. Then they use your window tag to know when you are leaving. Mostly been ebike/scooter thefts the cops said. But as much as using blow torches on chains. The highway noise drowns out more sound than you realize & they leave a truck on the highway entrance to run too & bolt off. Stay safe & protect your family & gear!!

This little RV park in the middle of Santa Barbara tries really hard but is not comfortable to hang around for long. Staff show you how to situate yourself within your allotted area on the gravel, which is extremely narrow. A long trailer in the next site was so close we could not open our outdoor kitchen door without hitting their slide. And yes the hwy noise is non-stop. The beachfront is a mile or so away and other attractions and grocery can be reached in minutes. On-site laundry is handy. WiFi is excellent and we could stream.

if you want to explore SB central this location can’t be beat - friendly helpful owners, clean and well run. we kept our noise machine running during the day due to the 101.

If you're a beachgoer, this spot gives you close access. Even though it's an older park, they keep it clean and the management is friendly. It's a small park and not all sites are suitable for trailers. The negative could be that it's freeway-close. I mean close. 101 is just beyond the wall. The sound didn't really bother us, but it may for anyone who places 'quiet' high on their list.

We were hesitant at first from working remote by being so close to the highway, but the tall wall that separates the highway and the park works very well. We ended up extending our stay because it worked out so well. Wifi and AT&T cell service worked great overall. Video calls were inconsistent so hotspotted those calls, but streaming and email and search worked just fine. Very close to neighbors and a tight fit, but the city has so much to offer, we didn't need to spend much time at the RV park so were fine with cramped space. Great owners and really nice and accommodating staff. Management helped us park. Laundry conveniently on site and worked really well. $1.50 wash and $1.00 dry. Trader Joes .7 mi away; walkable to the waterfront and biking lanes and trails all around.

Contactless check in due to covid which we very much appreciated. Picked up our packet and space assignment paperwork outside of office and was greeted with a warm welcome. Manager backed us in and told us about the area and how to walk to the beach. Full service hook up. Easy on and off the freeway. Highway noise during the day but quiet overnight. Very pleasant stop would return if ever in the area.

This park is centrally located in SB, with flat gravel sites, coin laundry on site, and friendly employees! It is next to the freeway, so not quiet, but so easy to get around!

Super cramped spaces. I have to admire how they manage the space to fit so many RVs in this little corner hidden below the highway ramp. It’s truly amazing how they are able to fit some big rigs too. Needless to say you can pretty much aware of your neighbors presence all the time. There’s so much noise you’d feel like you’re sleeping on highway shoulders - you are probably just 10 feet from it anyway with a wall separating. Location is very convenient - minutes of driving away from the zoo and east beach and that’s the major upside. Staff are friendly and helpful.

This is a great home base for exploring Santa Barbara. The park is well run provides a great RV/city hybrid experience.

Standard side by side no privacy park. Full hook-ups. Nice staff. We had an electrical glitch that left us without power for one day then we plugged into adjacent site pedestal. We would stay again as it is pretty convenient for exploring SB. Don’t expect anything but hook-ups and you won’t be disappointed. The roadways were narrow and tight. We managed in a 30 foot trailer with TV but it was dicey. This park is right off the freeway so traffic noise is present. We did not use bathrooms or laundry.

If you want to be in Santa Barbara this is the place to be. It’s expensive for what you get (which is essentially just the site and the best WIFI we’ve had in any park) and there is not much to it - but you cannot beat the location. The park is 3/4 of a mile walk/run/bike ride to East Beach, close to Montecito, and close to State Street. The park is small, but definitely has room for bigger rigs as we have a 38’ fifth wheel and we fit fine (we had a pull through site, although Terry said they normally put bigger rigs in the back end sites). As they say on their website, you are right on the highway and you can hear the traffic. The husband and wife park managers, Terry and Debbie are super friendly and very helpful! The park is bare bones - just your site on gravel with a picnic bench. You do not go to this park for its amenities. You go to this park purely because you want to be in Santa Barbara. Website has good directions for getting to the park.

We stayed here during admitted students weekend at Westmont College. The folks were very nice and helpful -- I can't stress this part enough. We had great advice on how to get to the park and how to get around Santa Barbara. The grounds are super clean and well maintained. Sites are close together, and the park is right next to US 101. This is not our typical style of camping. We stayed here as a practical matter to save money on accommodations for an event rather than a vacation holiday. If we needed to overnight on our way through, we would not hesitate to stay here.

This is a tiny park, very hard to maneuver in. My husband and I pulled in with our trailer on our way to the mountains hoping to fill our water for a fee. We’ve found that many RV Parks offer this service, usually $20. We were unable to locate the manger so started to fill the tank expecting to pay after. The manager found us and and was so angry! We apologized profusely and offered to pay money as was intended but he refused and threatened to call the cops on us for trespassing. He was scary angry and saying very rude things despite us trying to be as nice and apologetic as possible. The website says how friendly the manager is... this is NOT the case.