Mission Bay RV Resort – États-Unis

We were here in October and it was still packed. Spaces are small and you will hear your neighbors snores. Staff was not too helpful. A lot of long term campers. Many sites were messy. The beaches are very small and dirty. For the price you pay it is very disappointed

il y a 3 ans

We spent a month here that gave us almost enough time to enjoy the area and the sunsets. There are no 'resort' type amenities. If you need a pool/game rooms and other go to Campland. However, without all that there are less kids. For recreation we walked, paddled and biked right out the resort to enjoy all that Mission Bay and Pacific Beach have to offer. The park is a little older and as stated by others, just blacktop. However, the staff is very friendly and do a great job on regular maintenance. The security was also very good and we didn't worry about anything inside the park. They have regular foot patrol all night long. During the holidays they put on a luau for the guests. We were also able to rent out the clubhouse to put on a big Christmas Dinner (cooking facilities were not the best). We decorated the room and brought in a space heater and had a great night. The bay view was well worth the increased pricing. We enjoyed great sunsets and no RV's in front or behind us. We found it quiet and peaceful. We loved our spot and already booked it for next year. Cable and internet were going through upgrades while we were there. We found it easier to use our own hotspot for internet. The laundry was convenient and reasonably priced.

il y a 4 ans

We had a rough start here, we were staying at Silver Strand right on the beach which when we read they locked the gates at 7pm we assumed we would have a gate code which was not the case. Long story short I started to call around for the best rates, keep in mind this is a Friday during the winter season. I called Mission Bay and asked if they had availability for 3 nights, the young lady said yes. I responded great what is the rate she said $60 per night, then asked me if we had Passport America to which I said yes, she said the rate would be $33 per night. I said great we will be over soon. I had read the PA parameters and they are only available for same day arrival Mon-Thurs, I assumed by this call they were making an exception being it was off season. We arrive around 12:30pm I go to the office to check in and reiterate the conversation I had just had over the phone only to be met with we do not honor PA on the weekend. She said only the manager could approve that, I then asked to speak to the manager. The manager could not be bothered to get up from her station 3 Windows away. Just yelled we can not accommodate PA on weekends in the computer. I insisted They brought it up I didn't even ask for it, however it was what made me stop looking. The girl in the next window got off the phone and confirmed our conversation from earlier, when I insisted they honor the price quoted the manager still passive aggressively sat in her seat saying we can't do that. I finally said fine I'll pay full price and will just reflect this wonderful customer service in my review. Finally the manager got off her butt came over and offered me a 20% discount which she could some how do in the computer. They then tried to tell me that check in was not till 2pm, based on the look on my face they quickly found a site available. Like all the other reviews the location is great, close to everything. We visited over 20 breweries during our visit all just a short drive. We took our dog to Fiesta Island just minutes away, several acres of off leash dog park with a combination of beach and field perfect for playing with his chuck-it. The amenities are limited to full hook ups, dated restrooms, and 2 small laundry rooms. The laundry rooms we not large enough for the size of this park, I hate playing laundry wars with other guests which I had to do here. We would stay here again purely based on location. Only using the monthly rate which comes out to about $30-$40 per night depending on the season or using PA.

il y a 4 ans

I have mixed feelings about this park. The location is great to get to most everything in San Diego and it’s a perfect spot for sunset. The walking path along the promenade outside the park is a great area to walk the dogs. And for being a paved parking lot in San Diego, the spots are actually a good size. But just the same as people can have a bad experience at work because of a manager, the same can be said for an RV park. One of our cats disappeared a week into our monthly stay in December. Security was very helpful keeping a watch for her on their rounds (even calling us about a look-a-like cat) and hanging a sign in their booth. The front office staff let me leave a sign with them and when I came back days later and realized you couldn’t see it, they let me tape it on front of the counter. Then things got weird. When I came in for other reasons, I’d find the sign had been taken down. When I’d ask, the staff was just as surprised as me and told me to put another one up (some were even local and had video of other roaming cats they showed me just in case). This happened a couple times. At the end of our stay, I went into the office and found the sign I had just put up the day after Christmas gone. I started to ask and what I assume is the manager, maybe owner, just said, “we kept it up as long as we could.” I mentioned how the staff never knew about it being taken down and said to put another one up and she just repeated it and then said they can’t put a sign up for everyone. How many people lose their pets in their RV park!? If I was told upfront that the policy was to keep signs up a week for example, I wouldn’t have a problem, but none of the staff were in on her Grinch-like (hey, it was Christmas in SD) tear downs, so I never knew what was going on. And really, as a paying guest at your park, you can’t keep it up for the 3 weeks we are there? The other guests in the park were much more concerned and would stop by with reports, but this lady just soured me on my experience there. We already had another week booked at the end of January and if it wasn’t for wanting to come back one more time just in case the cat showed up, I might have moved the reservation. If you have pets, take note as this is how the manager may treat you and at the holidays no less. The staff and security helped to make up for it, though. Also to note, the website and paper they give you says no mail. I even called prior to arrival to confirm and was told “no.” This is not accurate, though. They do not want pieces of individual mail arriving like single envelopes. The office will accept packages from USPS. FedEx and UPS will deliver to your site. You also pay a daily fee for pets.

il y a 4 ans

Laundry facilities are convenient and cheap; 1.75 to wash and 1.50 to dry. Showers were clean and water was hot. The campsites are all on asphalt, but pretty level. We had #177 and it had a big street lamp that was really bright, so be aware. People were nice and friendly. I rode my bike to check out Campworld and that’s nice too. Way bigger, more grass and trees and a pool. Mission Bay was perfect for us, though.

il y a 4 ans