DeWayne & Judy
04 3810 Dutch Star
ISL 370
Frank's autoformer
01 Sahara Jeep-toad
F 374382
It is hard to kiss the lips at night, that has chewed your butt all day long!
Morro Dunes gets good reviews from some friends who stay there frequently. It's close to the beach, embarcadero and 'rock'. The sewer plant is close but our friends never complain & the park stays full. We always stay in Pismo at Pismo Coast Village or Pismo Sands. Morro Dunes has no grass whereas the others do. They are @ 25 miles south of Morro Bay in Pismo Beach, CA. You could try Morro Bay State Park and Morro Strand State Park as well. All Central Coast parks are really busy so you'll need to reserve early. Good Luck!
Morro Dunes is a nice park, a little crowded, but nice. The State Park was renovated about two years ago. I haven't stayed there, but visited friends staying there and it was nice. Morro Strand is on the beach, but has 20 or 24 foot maximum. Down the hiway to Pismo and you have some nice state and private campgrounds. Pismo Coast Village is my favorite.
Morro Bay State Park is nice . . . . often filled, though. They have a few with hook ups but they go quickly. Probably need a reservation. (ReserveAmerica)
Ann & Curt
Southern California
2007 Roadtrek 210P "TOADREK"
1986 VW Westphalia Camper
and a tiny Abyssinian cat, Phoebe
2007 Nights Camping > 71
2008 Nights Camping > 49
Morro Bay SP is IMO the nicest campground in Morro......lots of trees in the area......
I'll be in Morro Bay state park starting tomorrow Sat July 19 for 9 days.....if anyone is in the area stop by.....look for the Bounder below......
Eric
96 Bounder 30E-F53(460)
stock Ford intake w/K&N air filter
used Thorley headers
new Banks resonator, muffler, tail pipe and 4" polished SS exhaust tip
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