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Central California is home to numerous coastal state parks. One of the best RV camping experiences will be at Morro Bay State Park when you book an RV in San Luis Obispo County. This 2,700-acre park is just 15 minutes west of the city of San Luis Obispo, in the maritime town of Morro Bay. Camping at Morro Bay State Park will give you immediate access to a beautiful estuary full of birds and hiking through coastal scrubland with views of the bay.

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Getting Outdoors

Morro Bay is perfect for ocean lovers. The small marina across from the campground rents out sailboats, canoes, and kayaks, which you can use to explore the protected bay. Paddle through the calm waters looking for marine mammals and the hundreds of migratory species of birds that stop for rest in this protected shelter. You can’t surf at the campground, but Morro Rock Beach isn’t that far away and is a hot spot for surfing.

Camping at Morro Bay State Park

There's no shortage of RV campsites at Morro Bay State Park, but you may want to make reservations anyway. The park contains 134 campsites with a maximum RV length of 35 feet, though some sites have a 25-foot driveway. The coastal trees and scrub do provide some privacy and shade, but the north side of the campground is relatively barren. The campground operates year-round, and five sites are wheelchair-accessible.

Exploring the Area

Morro Bay State Park is home to an outstanding Museum of Natural History. The museum features exhibits on marine biology, Native American life, and geology. In addition, rangers can lead you on guided tours to learn about the natural resources in the park. One of these natural resources is a monarch butterfly roosting area bordering the campground. Other preserves right outside of the park include the Heron Rookery Natural Preserve, the Morro Estuary Natural Preserve, and Morro Rock Natural Preserve.

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Recent RV rental reviews in Morro Bay State Park

August T.

March, 2025

Wonderful host great communication. Worked excellent for our family trip. Would definitely book again.
Maria H.

March, 2025

We rented from Kevin because we wanted to spend a few days exploring the beautiful Morro Bay area. Kevin offered a generous mileage allowance for our 3 night trip but we enjoyed our time in his camper so much that we hardly traveled at all! Kevin and his wife were very thorough in their orientation at pick-up and their rig was immaculate. They were so kind and offered ideas and little extras to make our trip hassle -free. Kevin even offered to drive us to our local hotel after we returned the camper. My husband found it very easy to drive and park as well. I would rent from Kevin again in a heartbeat!
Gianni M.

February, 2025

My experience with renting the trailer went smoothly. Lived vincent he was a great help in making everything go smoothly. I am still waiting on my security deposit to come back and have yet to hear anything. I would like to get into contact with someone about this issue as $500 is a lot of money and I need to get that back asap.

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