Embarking on a campervan adventure from San Diego offers the perfect mix of sun-drenched beaches, vibrant city life, and easy access to mountains and deserts. Known as "America's Finest City," San Diego provides a laid-back, coastal starting point for your journey. From its world-class attractions to its incredible food scene, this city serves as an ideal base for exploring Southern California's breathtaking landscapes and a memorable road trip.

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Holiday Parks

Campland on the Bay

‍Campland on the Bay is one of San Diego’s most popular beachfront RV resorts, located right on Mission Bay. It’s lively, well-equipped and loved by travellers for its holiday atmosphere. The park features two swimming pools, a private marina, sports courts, live entertainment, and plenty of water activities. With direct access to the beach, it’s ideal for families and anyone who enjoys a vibrant, social camping experience.

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Mission Bay RV Resort

‍Set along the waterfront with sweeping views of Mission Bay, Mission Bay RV Resort offers a peaceful and scenic place to stay. Guests can relax by the pool, take a stroll or cycle along the bayfront paths, or simply enjoy the sunset over the water. The resort has clean, modern facilities and a calm, friendly feel — perfect for those looking to slow down while still being close to San Diego’s main attractions.

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San Diego Metro KOA Resort

‍Located in Chula Vista, just south of downtown, the San Diego Metro KOA Resort combines the comfort of a modern campground with a family-friendly atmosphere. There’s a resort-style pool, climbing wall, café and outdoor games to keep everyone entertained. It’s a great base for exploring the city, from beaches to theme parks, with the convenience of spacious pitches and excellent amenities.

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Chula Vista RV Resort

‍Situated right on San Diego Bay, Chula Vista RV Resort is known for its relaxed seaside setting and beautiful views. The resort offers a swimming pool, clubhouse, fitness room and easy access to the marina and coastal trails. It’s a quiet and scenic spot that still keeps you close to the city’s energy — ideal for a laid-back end to a California road trip.

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Attractions

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San Diego Zoo

‍World-renowned and a must-visit for any traveller, the San Diego Zoo is home to thousands of animals from across the globe. Wander through lush, themed habitats, take a guided bus tour, or ride the Skyfari aerial tram for a bird’s-eye view of the park. It’s an unforgettable day out for animal lovers of all ages.

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Balboa Park

‍Balboa Park is the cultural heart of San Diego, boasting over 17 museums, theatres and galleries surrounded by beautiful gardens and Spanish-Renaissance architecture. It’s also home to leafy walking paths, fountains and open lawns — the perfect place for a leisurely afternoon.

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La Jolla Cove

‍A favourite spot for swimmers, snorkellers and divers, La Jolla Cove is part of a protected marine reserve known for its calm waters and incredible sea life. You’ll often spot sea lions and seals lounging on the rocks nearby. Bring a camera, as the views, particularly at sunset, are spectacular.

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Coronado Island

‍Just across the bay from downtown, Coronado Island offers pristine beaches, charming streets and relaxed coastal vibes. Visit the historic Hotel del Coronado, hire a bike to explore the waterfront, or simply unwind on the sand. It’s one of San Diego’s most picturesque and peaceful escapes.

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