San Francisco Coyote Valley RV Resort
Coyote Valley offers 126 RV sites with Amps from 20-100. The resort has been voted one of the top grounds due to its centrality to San Francisco. You can find Laguna Seca Raceway, Laguna Seca Raceway, Monterey Bay Aquarium and Pebble Beach, Napa Valley Vineyards and Gilroy Gardens, Ancient Redwood Forests and Carmel. You can find the campground within walking distance to Big Basin Redwoods State Park, a boating reservoir and 3 championship golf course. You will find many amenities at the campground: A free Wi-Fi and satellite TV connection, an entertainment and swimming pool with spa, as well as a convenience store and concierge service. There is also a horseshoe pit, green, barbecue patio, laundry and fitness centers, party rooms and other resource events.
The rates vary on each site. They can be between $55.00 to $65.00 for Sunday and Thursday visits. Weekend rates can be as low as $60.00 or $70.00. Weeks cost between $300.00 to $3330.00.
Close to Attractions
Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk is located only 50 minutes from Coyote Valley. This popular attraction spot in California is one of the best. It is perfect for nightly and day trips. It is well-known for its boardwalk, which features games, rollercoasters and the coast.
Henry W. Coe State Park is located only 45 minutes away from Coyote Valley. It is over 3500ft in elevation with 67000 acres of open terrain, which makes for an amazing exploration experience. You can see some of California’s most dangerous and endangered wildlife, including coyotes and wild pigs as well as mountain lions, coyotes and bobcats. The mountains offer a variety of bird species, including red-tailed Hawks, great-horned Owls, bald and golden Eagles.
You can store your electric motor scooters in a compact way if you need a quick and convenient means of getting around the camper or RV. A lot of campers desire fast, electric scooters that can move quickly around the campsite without taking up too many storage spaces. An electric bicycle kit is a simple and cost-effective way to increase the power of your bike, allowing you to cover greater distances.