Travelogue

Here we were back in our San Francisco south base camp. Since we had dilly dallied as long as we could in Yosemite this morning, we got back here pretty late – much too late to watch sunset over the sea. In fact, much too late to do much of anything, except drive Andrew back up to the city and come back and go to bed.

Tommy’s flight back to Seattle was 6:30 in the morning, so the next morning we arose at the ungodly hour of 5:00 and drove him to the airport. After a short nap and breakfast, Herb and I set out on our own once again to explore a bit of Southern California.

Description

The San Francisco RV Resort is located in the town of Pacifica, 15 miles south of Golden Gate Bridge. Besides being the closest RV camping to San Francisco, it is also one of the best RV parks in the Bay Area. Situated atop a 60-foot bluff, it is the only campground in the Bay area to offer oceanfront sites and daily dramatic sunsets.

There are 162 sites on paved, level asphalt. All sites, except the ocean sites, have full hookups and cable TV. Ocean sites have no hookups, but all campsites have free WiFi. Other amenities include a heated pool and spa, beach access, and a nearby fishing pier.

The sites range in price from $61 per night for an ocean, non hookup site, to $69 for full hookup. The campground is open all year round.