Where is the closest RV Park in Salinas, California?

According to RVParkReviews. Com there are only two campgrounds near Salinas; The Laguna Seca Recreation Area at 1025 Monterey-Salinas Salinas, CA 93908 and the Salinas/Monterey KOA at 8710 Prunedale North Road, Salinas, CA 93907. LAGUNA SECA Chaparral and Can-Am Circle Campground is operated by the Monterey County parks Department.

RV hookup sites are $35 per night. The campground takes reservations one week in advance ($5 reservation fee per site). Tel: (888) 588-2267.

The campground includes sites with water and electric hookups. Site includes picnic table and fire pit. Campground also provides an RV dump station, restrooms and hot showers.

It’s a nice campground that overlooks the raceway.

Website: http://www.co.monterey.ca.us/parks/lagunaseca_camp.html Monterey County Campgrounds Brochure (PDF): http://www.co.monterey.ca.us/parks/downloads/brochures/BROCHURE-CAMPING_LAKE_SAN_ANTONIO-LAGUNA_SECA-SAN_LORENZO.pdf SALINAS/MONTEREY KOA This campground comes with all the amenities that you usually associate with KOA. However, the cost of RV spaces and its proximity to the 101 freeway earn it shockingly poor user ratings on RVParkReviews.Com: http://www.rvparkreviews.com/regions/California/Salinas.html The campground can accommodate RV’s up to 43 feet and provides full hookup sites with a 50 amp service and cable TV.

Wi-Fi is not free. Fees start at $48 per night for a full hookup (back-in or pull-through) site with 30 amp service. Website: http://www.reynoldsresorts.com/Salinas-Monterey.html Campground Map: http://koa.com/uploadedFiles/Campgrounds/Salinas_/_Monterey_KOA/Sitemap/RVMapofPark.pdf DISCOUNTS Many campgrounds give discounts for Good Sam Club, AAA Members and Veterans.

Clubs like Passport-America and Camp Club USA offer 50% discounts off campground fees but require an annual membership fee. The America the Beautiful National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Pass is free to those with disabilities and costs $10 for seniors (life time pass with one time fee). This will provide you with free access to all National Parks and provide discounts on camping fees at those locations: http://www.nps.gov/fees_passes.htm California State Parks provide discounts for Seniors and Golden Bear Pass Holders: http://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=23800.

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