General Campground Information

Check-In/Check-Out Times

Check-In
• RV& Tent – 1:00 PM
• Cabin, Deluxe Cabin, Deluxe Tent – 4:00 PM

Check-out
• RV& Tent – 12:00 PM
• Cabin, Deluxe Cabin, Deluxe Tent – 11:00 AM

Store Hours

Sunday - Thursday 8AM - 8PM
Friday & Saturday 8AM - 9PM

Store Hours: Father's Day - Labor Day

Sunday - Wednesday 8AM - 9PM
Thursday - Saturday 8AM - 10PM

Policy for Number of Guests per Reservation

Strict limits are enforced on the number of people who may be at the resort per each reservation. 
  • Strict limits of 6 or 8 people per site (depending on site type) will be enforced.  That total number includes both the number of people on your reservation and any day-visitors.  If you have 8 people on your reservation, you are not allowed any day-visitors.
  • You will be asked to verify the number of vehicles and people staying at the time of check-in.

If the number of overnight guests on your reservation allows for visitors, those visitors should check-in at the front desk upon arrival. Your visitors (so long as your total group is not over 6 or 8 people) are welcome for $5 per additional adult and $10 per additional vehicle. Limit 8 total guests/visitors on an RV site and limit 6 total guests/visitors at tents and cabins.

Fire Rings

Fire Rings available on all tent and cabin sites
Firewood available for sale in the store and can be delivered
If you bring your own fire ring, please ask for a pallet to set it on when you arrive

Pool Hours

9 AM – 10 PM

Quiet Hours

10 PM -7 AM

Cable TV Line up

Great channels.

EV Charging Stations

We are excited to announce that we have 2 NEW EV Chargers at the campground!

Keeping the outdoors clean is a priority for KOA and we are excited to be part of this future-forward vision. As such, we are adding EV charging infrastructure at many of our locations throughout North America to support our guests' ever-changing needs.Currently, however, a small portion of our campgrounds are set up with EV charging capabilities. It is essential to understand that EVs require constant electricity flow to charge their batteries, and the majority of our campgrounds' electrical pedestals do not have this capability. Our current electrical pedestals were originally designed for non-continuous loads typical of today's RV usage, and therefore simply cannot support EV charging. Plugging your EV into a traditional 50-30 amp campground pedestal could permanently damage your vehicle as well as the campground's electrical system.If a charging converter was provided by your auto manufacturer, it does not change the way electricity flows within the campground's electrical infrastructure and should not be used to connect your EV to our campground pedestals.

Meet Your Hosts

The Bell Family & Ramon Becerra

Four-Generations of the Bell Family Working Hard to Give you the Best Ever Southern-California Camping Escape

Turn any corner at the San Diego KOA Campground in California, and you're likely to run into a member of the Bell family, hard at work to give you an extraordinary Southern California camping escape.

You'll see four generations of Bells operating this 2013 KOA Campground of the Year. That's not surprising, since the campground has always been a family affair.Ted and Carol first built the campground in 1968 to help raise extra funds for college for their three children. For Ted, the campground is his life's passion. You'll probably catch him working on one of his continuous park improvement projects such as the beautiful landscaping you'll find throughout the campground. Son Mike and wife Rowena joined the family campground business in 1975 after they finished college.  

Today you'll find the third generation, Molly, Clint & Josh, along with Ramon Becerra, the general manager, who has been a part of the San Diego KOA family for more than 30-years. These familiar faces are greeting guests and helping campers make lasting memories at the campground.

You'll see the fourth generation toddling around the playground, jumping pillows, and sampling kids meals at the Sand Castle Cafe to make sure it's all up to standards. When they aren't at the campground the Bell family loves to go hiking, go to the beach, volunteer in community organizations, gather for family dinners and teach the fourth generation the joys of camping.

From The Bell Family to Your Family…Happy Camping!