Closer campsites with a nice spaced out feeling. Close bathrooms. Good trees. Close to the ocean. Paid $38.50 with online reservation. Fire ring. Picnic table.

No designated sites for camping, just a big grassy field. Wasn’t crowded when we were there so there was plenty of space. Soft grass. Some pic in tables, some fire pits, but not enough for every campsite. 1 set of bathrooms kind of far away. Spotty wi-fi at best. Nice un-metered showers and nice bathrooms with electrical outlet. Sink to wash dishes in.

Cost: $20

Clean campsite. Campsites were a bit close together. Only one set of bathrooms at the front of the campground with tent sites all at the back. Camp on grass. Nice laundry facilities. Wi-if. Rocky ground, hard for tent stakes- bent 3 stakes and dulled the tip of a heavy duty stake.

Cost: $25

Campsites at the back and each has a picnic table and fire ring. Wi-fi, but we could never get it to work. Campsites really close together- get there early to get one of the bigger ones. No one camped next to us so we had plenty of extra room. The ground was full of holes, hidden by the long grass so lots of tripping. The ground and grass were soft so we didn’t’t have to hammer in the stakes. (That might have had to do with lots of rain.) The bathrooms were okay- looked clean, but looked like they were falling apart.

Cost: $24.15

We got in about midnight to Cache Creek and checked out the campsite we were going to stay at- Brookside campsite. The tent sites backed right up to a hill and we’re small and super close together with very little parking space. There was no way we were going to fit our 8 person (10×16 ft) tent in the spot with the picnic table and fire pit. We headed back into town and found the Tumbleweed.

The Tumbleweed Motel was open late and the rooms were clean. We had a twin and a double bed with a couple kids on our air mattress on the floor. It was a little outdated, but they had a tv and wifi. Not a bad place to stay, especially at the last minute.

Cost: $84.75