Pismo Coast Village RV Resort

Because of the popularity, tight surroundings and lack of helpful, knowledgeable employees, this park gets the least likely to return park of the 150 we have visited. We arrived after the check in time, we went to our site to find another rv still there. We called and were told the rv would get moved (by their storage staff) when they could get to it and they had no idea WHEN that would be. We were told to leave immediately as we were blocking the area, come back later. I asked about other open spots (same size and area) we were told they were not available - the employees said they did not have time nor ability to help. Thank goodness I called the security site to find a nice guy who stopped the RV Storage mover guy and asked if they could move the rv now (it was not on his list for any time soon). We got into our site after 6:30pm. For the price of the rv park, this service is unacceptable. I was not offered any type of compensation and told they were just too busy.

We stayed in a Cruise America RV Wednesday through Saturday in June 2021. We loved the cleanliness, proximity to the beach/downtown and the showers. The weekday crowd was nice but not the weekend. On Friday we left in the RV to explore nearby Morro Bay and other nearby beaches. We left several beautiful shells and whole sand dollars on the picnic table, a fire pit full of wood, and a full doggie bag as a means to say “this site is occupied.” When we returned late Friday night, the wood was gone as well as all but a few broken shells. Our girls were devastated – they were looking forward to a fire and smores and now there would be none. The shells were dear to their hearts as souvenirs. They cried and lamented in the RV for almost an hour. I’m sure our neighbors stole the wood – who does that??? And perhaps the children riding around the camp on bikes and scooters helped themselves to shells that were not theirs. While security trucks roam the camp, clearly there is not security. We all felt violated that our things had been stolen. Being new to RVing and given the quality (and cost) of Pismo Coast Village, we had thought our things would safe and the clientele trustworthy. Apparently not. The tight quarters of the RVs on the weekend placing you right next to thieves will prevent us from returning.

Just got home from yet another getaway to PCV...from super clean bathrooms and showers to a great convenience store on site, to the always present and polite 24/7/365 security, to the level spots all with fire rings, to the pretty decent restaurant, PCV is a great place to RV!

Came in after check in at 4:58 pm and have been waiting since 4:20 for our trailer to be transported. It’s still not here. No heads up or explanation at check in. We have also discovered another couple waiting in the same situation. No explanation to them either. Hoping we get our trailer in time to set up for the night. We traveled from across the country to stay here so this is a huge disappointment.