Morro Bay State Park - United States
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RV quick facts for Morro Bay State Park
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Max RV length | 35 feet |
| Full hookups | Water and electric in 30 campsites (sites 1-30); no sewer hookups |
| Dump station | RV sanitation station available |
| Reservations | Via ReserveCalifornia. Sites 1-85 available year-round; sites 86-134 available mid-May through mid-October only |
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RV Rentals Morro Bay State Park
Morro Bay State Park, CA, United States
How to get to Morro Bay State Park
The park is located in San Luis Obispo County on California's Central Coast, approximately 13 miles west of San Luis Obispo city (15-20 minutes) and 40 miles north of Santa Maria (50-55 minutes). Highway 1 provides the main coastal access to Morro Bay; coastal roads are generally passable year-round but can be affected by winter storms. Maximum RV length at the campground is 35 feet, so verify hookup site availability before reserving larger rigs. The nearest airport for fly-and-rent options is San Luis Obispo County Regional Airport, 25 miles away.
Best time to visit Morro Bay State Park
Late June through September offers the best weather and longest daylight hours for camping and outdoor activities, with daytime highs between 65-75°F and minimal rain. Spring (April-May) and fall (October-November) provide quieter conditions with mild temperatures ideal for kayaking and hiking. Winter months are cool and wet, with increased rainfall from November through April, but attract bird-watchers seeking peaceful coastal retreats. Summer coastal breezes keep temperatures comfortable compared to inland areas, typically 20-30°F cooler than nearby inland regions.
Some campsites unavailable (sites 86-134 closed)
Peak rainfall month; some campsites unavailable
Some campsites unavailable (sites 86-134 closed)
Some campsites unavailable (sites 86-134 closed)
Full campground reopens mid-month
Driest month with clear skies
Wetter season begins; partial closure starts mid-month (sites 86-134)
Some campsites unavailable (sites 86-134 closed)
Things to do at Morro Bay State Park
- Black Hill Trail ModerateRV parking available
Scenic hiking trail offering panoramic 360-degree views of Morro Rock, the Morro Bay estuary, and the Pacific Ocean from a 661-foot volcanic peak. Route options range from 0.6 to 2.6 miles with moderate difficulty and 190-620 feet of elevation gain depending on starting point. hikespeak.com/trails/black-hill-morro-bay/
- Morro Bay Estuary Kayaking Easy
The protected estuary offers calm, scenic paddling suitable for beginners and experienced paddlers. Wildlife viewing opportunities include sea otters, seabirds, and coastal fauna in one of the Pacific Coast's most ecologically significant wetlands. morrobay.org/directory/morro-bay-state-park/
- Heron Rookery Nature Preserve Easy
Easy, accessible walk on flat terrain (approximately 50 feet) to observe great blue herons, egrets, snowy egrets, and cormorants nesting. Peak nesting activity occurs February through June with elaborate courtship displays and chick-rearing visible from the viewing trail. morrobay.org/directory/morro-bay-state-park/
- Museum of Natural History Easy
The state park's interpretive museum features exhibits on coastal ecology, marine life, geology, and local history. Located on a hilltop with panoramic views of the estuary, Morro Rock, and Pacific Ocean. Open daily 10am-5pm. morrobaymuseum.org/
- Bird-Watching Easy
The park's protected estuary and coastal habitats support diverse bird populations including raptors, shorebirds, herons, egrets, cormorants, and seasonal migrants. Spring and fall migrations offer excellent viewing opportunities for visiting ornithologists. parks.ca.gov/?page_id=594
- Coastal Fishing Easy
Limited recreational fishing is available in designated areas north of 35 degrees 19.70 minutes N within the Morro Bay State Marine Recreational Management Area. Proper state fishing license required; check current regulations before visiting. parks.ca.gov/?page_id=594
Top Hosts near CA, United States
Great communication from Andres and the RV was well thought out and fully stocked with everything you need for a great getaway. Thank you for a great weekend
Omar C. - Oct 2025
Andres is very nice and made sure we knew everything about the trailer. The trailer is as described, we were very comfortable in it and slept good all night long. I would rent it again and recommend it.
Anthony A. - Oct 2025
1st time renting from Sandro, it was a great experience. The trailer was clean and everything was in working order. He arrived on time for setup and answered our questions. We would love to rent from him again in the future
Cece D. - Apr 2025
Trailer was very clean and well stocked. The host delivered the trailer and set everything up. We will rent from him again.
Michael A. - Mar 2025
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