This green haven is truly a gem nestled amidst the urban jungle of San Diego. Often referred to as the best hidden treasure of the area, the description is far from being overstated. The park is cleverly concealed behind a lush forest, alongside a tranquil stream and rolling hills, providing an escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, yet still within easy reach of all the city's conveniences. It's in close proximity to all that San Diego has to offer. The park is meticulously maintained and the maintenance crew is not only friendly but diligent in their daily upkeep. The park's management team sets a high bar for hospitality with their warm, flexible, and communicative approach. Having visited numerous campgrounds and RV parks nationwide, I can confidently say that the hospitality at Rancho Los Coches is unparalleled. The sense of welcome and care I received here was second to none. The park also boasts strong Verizon and AT&T connectivity, which was perfect for my remote work on Zoom. I stayed here with multiple vehicles (a 26ft class c and a 16ft travel trailer with a Jeep Cherokee) and got to experience spots 8, 9, and 60, all of which were fairly level and equipped with full hookups. Spots 8 and 9 are conveniently located at the heart of the park, providing easy access to all amenities without being disturbed by excessive park "traffic". I was also able to have packages delivered directly to my site from Amazon, FedEx, and UPS. The park features excellent laundry facilities with numerous machines, a pleasant pool, and several charming outdoor spots for leisurely walks or picnics by the stream. I'm eagerly looking forward to my next visit to this park, it's truly a blessing.

We stayed at Rancho Los Coches for 3 nights and 4 days, Friday-Monday. This campground was quiet and our campsite was mostly level. There was a concrete pad/patio and a picnic table as well as full hookups. They provided an information packet that included a warning about ants in the campground, so we were careful not to leave any food that might attract them. We did not end up having any problems with ants or insects of any kind. All of the facilities were clean and well kept. The staff were very friendly and seemed happy to be working there. There are quite a few permanent residents, and their campsites were a little cluttered, but mostly with plants and decorations, not a lot of junk like some other places have. Wifi was usable for basic internet browsing and social media. We used the free wifi, but they have an upgraded wifi package for a few dollars a day. We were gettting 2 bars LTE on Verizon at our campsite, but the higher elevation of some of the other campsites may have better reception.

This is a large RV park with multiple levels, so the spots seem a lot more isolated than they are. The staff is friendly, the wi-fi is excellent if you pay the small extra fee. The free wi-fi is usable but slow. The park has lots of large trees, so most spots are in the shade for much of the day. Most of the park is permanent residents, who are extremely friendly. The pool is large and well-cared for. The park is convenient to much of San Diego, it seems like it was only about 20 minutes no matter where we wanted to go, yet it felt like we were out in the country. This will be one of our go-to parks for visits to this area.

We stayed at Rancho Los Coches for 3 nights and 4 days, Friday-Monday. This campground was quiet and our campsite was mostly level. There was a concrete pad/patio and a picnic table as well as full hookups. They provided an information packet that included a warning about ants in the campground, so we were careful not to leave any food that might attract them. We did not end up having any problems with ants or insects of any kind.

This is a large RV park with multiple levels, so the spots seem a lot more isolated than they are. The staff is friendly, the wi-fi is excellent if you pay the small extra fee. The free wi-fi is usable but slow.