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Nothing was terribly wrong about this spot. Good location for exploring Monterey to the south and Santa Cruz to the north but the little town of Moss Landing doesn't have much to offer. Maybe it's just because we were here in mid-October and there was that thing called Covid - every little store & restaurant in walking distance was closed (at least they were on a Monday). But the harbor and all the boats was pretty, and the beach is a nice beach there (although no dogs are allowed so we couldn't walk our dog there.

The RV park was clean and the folks there were really friendly. They only offered us two spots, right by the road, even though there were quite a few other spots available. Since we were only going to be there 1 night we just went with it. It's a very small RV park and nothing special considering it's a KOA, so $77/night felt steep.

Wifi was good, full hookups, etc.

This place was a joy to camp at. The young gal who checked us in was super sweet. The whole campground is very open and there are huge grassy areas between the loops. Most of the spots are pull-throughs which makes it easy. We didn't have to look at any neighbors as we faced West to the beach and looked at the big grassy field. Beach access is right there. So is the short little trail to the Monarch Butterfly Grove.

After camping for 3 days at an overcrowded spot near Claremont, CA, this was a delight! I imagine it might get warm there in the heat of summer so you might want to find a spot with a tree/shade, but in Mid-October we wanted all the warmth we could get.

There are HUGE fire pits to make awesome campfires in. And the price was so cheap!

Even though there is no wifi here, we would definitely come back here again!

We have a 22' Airstream Bambi Sport and were travelling back to Oregon from the Monterey area of California. Just needed a quick stop and unfortunately we needed it close to the I-5 freeway. This RV Park was a saving grace to us. The Sacramento River bends around the campground, the place is super clean and quiet, the spaces are large and private, and the birds are incredible.

Yes, you could hear the freeway a bit, even from our site which was as far away as we could get, but the serenity of this spot made up for that. We'd definitely go back and we are actually planning on it.

Check in was easy and smooth. They were super friendly on the phone when we called to ask for availability. And at the end of October there were still quite a few spots left for last-minute folks.

Wifi worked great - thank goodness - because we had a lot of work to catch up on. The Cable TV also worked great. We only needed it to watch the last game of the World Series (otherwise we wouldn't have even turned on the tv).

Cell service was full bars of Verizon for us. The place rocked!

We stayed here in mid-October and the place was deserted! So we had no neighbors at all! They had most of the loops closed for re-seeding of grass so we didn't have any choice in terms of picking a spot. But they put us in a spot we really liked. We had a palm tree and some other trees in the distance that provided shade all morning until about 11 a.m. After that, it was 100 degrees down there and it got hot. But the evenings were amazing! Wifi was great! Verizon had full bars. We loved the pool area and the whole common area around the pools. Again, it was deserted and nothing was really open in terms of food or service, but that was okay by us due to Covid. We swam in the pool each evening and walked back to our Airstream with just a towel wrapped around us. Really lovely!

The customer service team was really nice, very helpful, and would call back within minutes if we left a message.

We really liked this place, but again, it was totally empty. I can imagine it might feel a bit more crowded when it's full.

We felt lucky to have found a camping spot near my mother-in-law's home in the middle of Claremont. There aren't too many places to pull a 22' trailer into and camp. So we were thankful for Bonelli and we'll probably camp there again when we come down to visit (if Covid is still around).

It's a very crowded campground, at least in mid-October, with people blasting music as if you are not 20 feet away from them. There is no privacy in most spots down in the lower loops (Area E & F). If we come back we'll try to get a spot up on the bluff a bit more but those are stacked up too. It just seemed quieter up there.

There is no wifi unless you sit outside the registration office door on a little cement bench. That was a bummer!
Also, they do not let you in until exactly 1 pm!

But it served it's purpose and the staff who we dealt with were very friendly and helpful.

We ended up here because our original campground (40 minutes away) had closed the day we arrived (even though their website said they were open). So Days End was the next closest one we could find. And you know what? It was actually very sweet, small, clean and quiet. Each spot had some grass, as well. And there was a little dog run area there but it was all gravel.

We were only there 1 night with our 22' Airstream Bambi Sport. We didn't need to use any of their facilities so I can't comment on those. But we had Verizon bars and Wifi there.

It was right on the corner of the road we were driving on so that was convenient. There is absolutely nothing to do in Standish, CA but there was a gas station right across from the RV park, which was convenient.

I wouldn't choose this as a destination-type of RV Park, but if I had to stay there for 1-night again because of where I was in my travels, I would. It felt safe and convenient.