We have stayed here in our RV multiple times. Sites are large and clean. This trip we stayed in a king safari tent. When staying here, remember... it's a tent, don't expect a flashy hotel room. Our tent had a king sized bed. It was stocked with towels, plates, pans, silverware, paper towels, dish soap & a sponge. It had a coffee maker with coffee, a fridge, microwave and a toaster. The heater worked great and we enjoyed using the outdoor kitchen. read more

Just spent this past weekend at flying flags in Buellton. This was our fourth time visiting. Still a very clean resort however there is a new ban on E bikes. We were warned as we checked in that if we were caught riding our E bikes we would be kicked off the premises. Needless to say this change affected our experience and will have a big impact on us returning. One of the best parts of visiting campgrounds is riding around and our E bikes with our families and venturing out of the resort into the city to enjoy local activities and businesses. read more

We had a very disappointing experience at this campsite. We were asked to leave under unclear and seemingly unfair circumstances and were even threatened with being charged twice. The situation was handled unprofessionally. The general manager, Jennifer, yelled at us from her golf cart instead of speaking directly and respectfully. Her instructions were unclear, and when we tried to clarify, she was dismissive and condescending. Before we could get any resolution, she drove off while shouting that we would be charged double and even called the police. We felt singled out and humiliated in front of other campers, as no neighboring guests appeared to be treated this way. Staff also repeatedly pressured us about e-bikes, even though we walked them through the back row and only rode them outside the campground. On top of that, staff drove by our site every 10 minutes, making it impossible to relax. For the price--and especially since we were essentially camping on concrete--this experience was far below expectations. Clear communication, professionalism, and respectful treatment should be standard. Unfortunately, that was not our experience here. read more

(+) Memorable glamping experience. Great for large groups to reserve neighboring spots and hang out. RV spots, cabins, air streams, different options to book here. We had a total of 12 in our party and shared 2 cabins and an RV between us and they were all near each other which was convenient. (+) Wine cabin was like a tiny home. Fun 2nd floor loft and we liked the barn doors that slid side to side. Small but decent kitchen, had the necessities. Best feature was the fire pit in the small backyard. And since we had some of us in the cabin next door it was nice to just walk across in the openings since it's not fully fenced and separated. (+) Kid friendly. We enjoyed the pool / jacuzzi / splash pad a few times. Dog friendly, took my dog on many walks and visited the dog park. Fun riding bikes around, playing basketball or soccer at the pavilion, tossing around a football. Also good spots for family photoshoot... my mother-in-law hired a professional photographer and we got some amazing pictures taken. (+) Restaurant onsite, limited hours but decent menu. Fire pits on the patio and live music certain nights. Hard to hear when your number is called when the band is playing so just check with the chef outside if you think your food should be ready. (+) Their store by registration has plenty of snacks and drinks. Also, free coffee in the lobby and it's pretty good coffee! read more

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This might be one of the best RV Resorts! There truly is something for everyone and even locals seem to come to get wine, pizza and ice cream at the front outdoor restaurant bar. We enjoyed the gorgeous yurt and camp sites and there is also the ever famous Sideways wine bar in the back, pools with cabanas and This was our first time in the area and we really loved exploring the towns nearby and returning back to the camp site where we can have pizza, enjoy nice walks with the dogs, spending time by the fire or drawing on the sidewalks with chalk, lounging poolside and even enjoying some fancy desserts at the dessert food truck. We even got a ride in an electric Moke mobile! Definitely loved Flying Flags and look forward to enjoying this all inclusive gem dog friendly RV Resort where everyone is friendly and nice. read more

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Flying Flags RV Resort & Campground in Buellton, CA exceeded my expectations and I can't wait to be back! From the moment our party arrived to Flyjng Flags, the staff welcomed us and treated us with kindness and respect. They were genuinely friendly people and I can tell they really care about making sure guests enjoy their stay while providing a clean and safe environment. The RV resort has different sections for all styles of camping, whether it's your own personal trailer, in a Jupe tent, tiki tent, vintage trailer, wine cottage, or brew haus cottage. We stayed in the private ranch area - the Santa Ynez Ranch Cottages and I loved the privacy. I loved that it was a cottage and really embodied the term 'glamping' - definitely my kind of camping. LOL The cottage itself had a private driveway to park our vehicle, a front porch with included a table and oscillating fan, an entryway patio with grill and patio furniture, a bedroom, a kids loft, a smallish full kitchen, and a little family room. It almost felt like a bed and breakfast! The bathroom was nice and clean too. We stayed in 701. The ranch area had its own private pool for the community too. My sister and her family all stayed in one of the four Brew Haus Cottages. Their cottage looked similar to ours but had smaller/cheaper furniture inside than what we had. However, they had a huge front patio and an outdoor fireplace. They stayed in Brew Haus 3. And we loved the shade from their tree. Quiet hours were between 10pm and 8am, and seemed to be followed by everyone on the premise. It was nice to see the employees making rounds throughout the RV resort and campground. It is definitely not a hotel stay because there were bugs inside and, because I knew we were "camping", I was okay with the bugs (we saw 3 spiders in our cottage). Overall, I have more wonderful things to say about this place but I'll leave that for you to experience. I've raved about it to family and friends and can't wait to be back again. Other notable things: - Minutes away from Solvang and Ostrichland - Starbucks, Albertson's, CVS, and Anderson's Pea Soup just around the corner from Flying Flags - They sell food and other basic pantry items, including souvenirs, ice, wood, etc. - There's a dog park, and playground, soccer field, basketball court, etc. - Be sure to pay attention to signs and speed limit, as there are lots of kids running around and on their bikes or scooters. - Their site map is very helpful! - Remember to leave a tip if you feel the staff have earned it :) read more

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We're here now and all I can say is we're glad we are leaving tomorrow. FYI- their "internet" only supports "basic browsing only." We have not been able to connect at all and unfortunately cell service isn't great. Really wish they would have said this anywhere on their website or at booking instead of advertising their WiFi. Also they advertise "free cable." You have to bring a long chord to connect, again something we would have loved to know prior. We thought it was through their internet. Unfortunately due to how loud it is, we have to play music or a movie for our dogs if we are not in the rv and unfortunately cannot. We weren't even able to order an uber to go to Solvang due to how bad their internet and the reception is here. Shame we had such high expectations, back to staying at KOA's! They're phenomenal and never have any issues, if you do, they comp you and go out of their way to address. read more

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Awesome place for families and pets. Very clean and roomy. Easy access to this resort. Minutes off is Hwy 101. We are just staying a couple of nights. Planning to visit the Dutch town of Solvang and also go to the Ostrich ranch nearby. Lots of things to do. Lots of wineries. read more

Overall, this was a good place to camp. The grounds were clean, the staff was friendly, and we enjoyed our stay. The campsites were a little tighter than we expected, so don't expect a lot of extra space between neighbors. One thing future visitors should be aware of is that E BIKES are prohibited. Staff takes this rule seriously....I was actually approached because they thought I was using the my e-bike (on). They did allow me to ride it around the campground, but the bike had to remain powered off at all times, so I had to pedal it like a regular bicycle.Other than that.. cool campground read more

Amazing getaway far enough from home to not run into anyone but close enough to stay longer! Had an amazing time here with family and friends the staff is friendly and welcoming no issues at all so peaceful a respectful environment! So many activities for the kids aswell as adults! I suggest checking the weather for your stay so u can pack accordingly i forgot my pants ended ip freezing my little legs at night! read more

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Professional, kind. We originally planned 4 nights but Pam at Flyingflags scored us spot 5. The entire stay we felt safe, it's extremely clean. The employees are fast at cleaning up at after people depart. They even pickup your trash. That's an extra perk. We have nothing ad to say. We'll be back. It was so special to us. read more

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We booked a few nights here while exploring Santa Barbara, Solvang, and some of the surrounding areas. We ended up arriving late on our check-in day, but they had a late check-in packet waiting for us with directions to our site, which was really nice and made things easy. There are plenty of different sites to choose from. They are somewhat close together, but that's to be expected with a resort-style campground. We had a full-hookup RV site, which worked out great for us. The next morning we stopped by the main office to check in and the person behind the counter was very friendly. They also have a small convenience store with basic necessities and even a restaurant on site. The campground has a pool and hot tub as well. We didn't end up using any of the amenities since we were out exploring most of the day, but it was nice knowing they were available. We usually woke up at the crack of dawn and were gone all day. At night there were people talking, laughing, and playing some semi-loud music, but honestly that's to be expected when you're camping and people are trying to have a good time. The good thing was that everyone respected the 10 PM quiet hours. Overall, we had a great stay. We wouldn't mind staying here again in the future and hopefully taking more advantage of the events and amenities the campground has to offer. read more

When you think "RV Park" you think dirty and filthy bathrooms with run down facilties and very few amenities. Flying Flags has bathrooms that are nicer and cleaner than the bathrooms in our country club at home. Thanks to Francis and all her hard work. I would come back here in a heartbeat with no hesitation read more

If I could give this place 0 stars, I absolutely would. This was by far the worst camping experience we've ever had. Between 8am - 10pm (not quiet hours) we received continuous complaints saying guests had reported us for noise. Yet staff admitted they couldn't even hear our music or voices when they drove by. When I responded to Ivy's text about our experience, I rated it "00" because it was H-O-R-R-I-B-L-E. Later, Jennifer called to follow up, and things only got worse. She told us our music and voices shouldn't be louder than "three campsites down." When I explained we weren't loud, she had no answer. At this point, we genuinely felt targeted. I asked Jennifer a simple question: If a family brings a child on the spectrum who might cry or make noise, would that be an issue here? She said yes, it has been an issue. That was shocking to hear. It's extremely disappointing that this campground seems to discriminate against children with special needs. That speaks volumes. We came here to enjoy Veterans Day weekend and ended up feeling hurt, frustrated, and completely unwelcome. Jennifer kept talking over me while asking me to explain my side; it was exhausting and disrespectful. We will never be back and will not recommend this place to anyone. We camp all over California, and this was, without a doubt, the worst experience we've ever had. It's currently 10:19pm and got a compliant that our lights is too bright? So we're not too noisy now?Well.. apparently since we're not loud but the lights is lighting? Oh my goodness....... This is ridiculous! H-O-R-R-I-B-L-E!! read more

Flying Flags RV Resort & Campground - So our light is bright but the campground light is as bright as what we had! Ridiculous and waste of money smh - RV Parks Near Me - Buellton, California

This was our first time here and it was very busy as the Wine and Chili cook off was happening during the time we were there. There is a lot to offer at this RV resort. There is a kids' playground, pool with kid water area, plus an additional pool and hot tub, bocce ball area, basketball court, walking / bike trail nearby, and we believe a golf course is close as well. The gift shop/grocery store is not that big but has the necessary items. There are 2 eating establishments - one on-site up front, which has great food, and the other one is next door at the hotel. The eating establishment on-site had an area outside to eat with a gas fireplace and a musician in the evening hours. For anyone that wants a party there, there seems to be a section that is specially for large parties (weddings, birthdays, etc.) that is private and a little bit secluded. That is nice to have when you want all your guests to stay nearby without having to be near everyone else and make it more memorable. There are a lot of different areas to stay if you don't have an RV or bus. There are a lot of tents and smaller cabins, and larger ones. One area that has smaller tents has a couple of solar panels set up next to them. There is a safari cabin area and also larger modular type cabins are available. For RV's, there is a propane filling station to refill your propane tanks. As well as a dumo station. Those are 2 things that you don't see too often and are nice to have close by. There shouldn't be any reason that family and friends couldn't join you on a wonderful weekend at this resort & campground. A lot of memories are to be made during your time here! read more

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Nestled in the heart of Buellton, Flying Flags is perfectly situated for those wanting to explore the Santa Ynez Valley. It's an easy drive to local wineries, breweries, and charming little towns. The location is a great mix of seclusion and accessibility, making it a perfect base for both relaxation and adventure. We visited here for a friends birthday and did their glamping tents, which was super enjoyable and definitely a weekend to remember! We can't wait to go back. The glamping tents were like stepping into a simple yet chic, cozy oasis. The tent was spacious surprisingly with a super comfy bed, and each tent had a patio with chairs and a grassy area. There are also a ton of RV spots, so we are looking forward to going back and talking our trailer there! The amenities here are quite impressive and cater to all ages. They have multiple pools and hot tubs which was great. The on-site restaurant, The Hitching Post, serves up some tasty meals. We got pizza from here, while sitting outside and and enjoying the live band they had! They also had a food truck with pastries and sweet treats nearby, which were delicious! They also have another large outdoor space with bocce ball, picnic tables and a food truck which had various BBQ food options. One thing to note - they NEVER answer their phones so it is nearly impossible to get in touch with anyone if you have questions or want to change your reservation. I tried to call multiple times on various days and could not get in touch with anyone. We booked online and we did not get any email confirmation either which we found to be very strange [none of our friends got confirmation emails either]. So I would say that the customer service is definitely a low point here and could use some improvements. Overall though, Flying Flags Buellton offers a fun, family friendly spot for camping with great amenities! After our weekend here, we loved it so much that we are looking at making an annual trip here. read more

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I can't say enough good things about Flying Flags. The grounds are clean, staff is friendly. Always a fun activity going on. A great place to go for a little getaway. read more

For my review #805, I decided to dedicate it to a business in the 805 area code. Flying Flags RV Resort and Campground is a place we like to stay at when traveling between San Diego and San Francisco. We have stayed in cabins and cottages on different trips, since we have retired from the Airstream life. Many of the units are also pet friendly, as we often travel with animals. There are many amenities and enough private spaces to really enjoy your time here. Stop in the gourmet market for things you forgot, swim or lounge at one of the pools on the grounds, play horseshoes or bean bag toss, or roast marshmallows by the fire pit. They have an activity calendar available. A fabulous glampground with many options for nearby activities and events in the heart of Buellton. #805 #Buellton #Glampground #CARoadtrips read more

In the past we have always loved coming here. So much to do and the facilities are so clean. We made reservations for Mother's Day weekend and discovered the new policy on e-bikes. We are so disappointed because we live just cruising around the park and using our bikes to pick up food and such. I'm sure it was because someone got reckless and instead of dealing with them directly or giving them warnings they just change the policy and ruin it for everyone else. So frustrating. In the past I see kids racing around on their bikes and scooters and their parents don't watch them. Not just on e-bikes but regular bikes and scooters as well. I'm not blaming just the kids but why ruin it for everyone. This might be our last time. I'm so sad. read more

I was going to give them one star; however, I want to be COMPLETELY fair. my husband and I have been going to flying flags for over 11 years. we've seen and enjoyed all of their renovations. we've also continued our loyalty despite their every raising rates. I mean, they have doubled them and more on some sites. Still, we continue to go. Sometimes taking two rigs. During those times, we've also had our fair share of inconviniences. From the unkept/dirty lanai site, to having to move due to a massive tree branch almost falling on our rig. Still. Theyve for the most part, handled things good. Well. it Now appears our loyalty is only one way. Back in December, we had reservations to stay for NY Eve. My husband changed them due to last minute house guest (I wasnt even aware of those reservations). So he rescheduled for valentine weekend. Yesterday, 2/10, my husband tested positive for Covid. we obviously cannot travel while he is infectious. So I called to try to reschedule. Mind you. We are NOT asking for a refund. Simply calling more than 48 hours before our reservation asking for a credit of our $145 deposit or to reschedule. I spoke with a nice man and he said that we had already used our one time reschedule option and we were ineligible to reschedule again. I explained our situation (covid) and expressed his long we have been going there and asked if there was any way he could ask a manager for this exception. He called me back 10 minutes later and said they could not provide a credit or reschedule us. I find that very disappointing and irritating. They have all our visits in their system and KNOW that we are loyal guests that never change our reservations. This unfortunately is not important or enough for them. So they get to keep our $145 and more Than likely STILL book someone else in our spot and we are shiat out of luck. I understand policies and that's why I'm giving it 2 stars instead of one. at the same time, having worked in hospitality myself, I KNOW how simple it is to make exceptions. Especially to long term loyal guests. It's unfortunate that they are pretty much the only RV park in Buelton, but o think we will just book rooms in town and board our pups during our visits. read more

This place is a joke. We ran into some people who said it was amazing for kids. They allow no e bikes, no one answered any phone or text when I was trying to gat info. All their food was out of stock. Can't get a margarita and I do t even drink. The kids pool area was disgusting. The pool was disgusting. This place is a joke. Do not take your family here. read more

I just returned from an amazing trip to Buellton, CA, where my girlfriend and I had a wonderful stay at Flying Flags. We stayed in one of their cabins, which was very well appointed and super comfortable! The deck outside was a nice bonus, where we enjoyed our morning coffee and evenings watching the stars. The grounds are extremely well kept and maintained! Even though the RV park seemed full almost to capacity, the place did not feel crowded. The vibe was very family-oriented, and the accommodations, such as the pools, fire pits and cabanas, felt like we were staying at an upscale resort. All of the staff were extremely friendly and knowledgeable. Access to the sister property next door, the Sideways Inn, was a great bonus - there is a decked-out fitness center and bar/lounge that we took advantage of during our stay. I will definitely be returning to stay here at Flying Flags again! Buellton is a great base to explore all that the Santa Ynez valley has to offer, away from the crowds of Solvang & Los Olivos, but just a short drive to everything. Five stars well deserved!! read more

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I stopped in to use the dump facilities. They were more than pleasant, clean bathrooms and very helpful staff

I've stayed at Flying Flags at least half a dozen times over the years, and my most recent visit reminded me exactly why I keep coming back: the exceptional service, beautiful grounds, and the integrity of the entire staff. During this trip, I had an unexpected issue with my key--twice in the same day--which left me locked out of my tiki tent both times. The second time was especially stressful as it occurred after the reception desk had closed for the evening (around 9:30 PM). I truly thought I might have to spend the night in my car. Thankfully, I was able to find a security officer patrolling the grounds who kindly helped me access my quarters. The next morning, I received a personal call from Meagan at Flying Flags, and I have to say, her response was nothing short of outstanding. She was genuinely apologetic, expressing repeatedly how sorry she was that I'd gone through that experience. She took full responsibility on behalf of the resort and went above and beyond by upgrading my final night and comping my entire three-night stay. I was honestly taken aback by the generosity and sincerity of the gesture--it speaks volumes about how much Flying Flags values its guests. Despite the hiccup, this experience only deepened my loyalty to this incredible place. The grounds are meticulously maintained, the accommodations are consistently clean and charming, and the staff is always responsive and kind. The way Flying Flags handled this situation--with accountability, grace, and generosity--is precisely why I continue to return. Five stars without hesitation! Thank you, Flying Flags, and a special shoutout to Meagan--you turned a rough night into a reminder of how hospitality should be done. read more

We stayed here for a night on our road trip. Unfortunately it was when the pizza restaurant and ice cream spot was closed. The amenities were great because there's a pool, cabanas, store, restaurant, bar, and THE KICKER! A dog park! The only downfall for me was not being able to experience the closed restaurant. Oh, and make sure you don't need to get a hold of them before your reservation - it was ridiculously difficult to get ahold of anyone. I called several times over the course of weeks. I even emailed and no response. read more

I really enjoyed staying at Flying Flags in Buellton. It has a lot going for it. It's new, clean, level and has many amenities. Multiple pools and hot tubs, an ice cream stand, live music some nights. (Not to be mistaken for Taylor Swift but OK) The restaurant's brick oven pizza was pretty good. The ice cream stand was a pleasant surprise. Free brewed coffee in the office every morning. Mini outdoor tables around a fire pit. Clean modern bathrooms. Including some that were private. A wide variety of accommodations from cabins to tent sites to tents to RV spots. I noticed some of the RV spots were on pavement, so no gravel into the RV, and some weren't, but I carry a mat so the gravel really wasn't a problem. As with most RV parks privacy was not a design consideration, so you're up close with your neighbors, but the neighbors were generally well-behaved. The town of Buellton is quite nice. The main drag, the Avenue of the Flags used to be the highway before it was moved so it's a huge Wide road with almost no traffic. Some of the businesses have been there for 100 years. Try Ellen's pancakes, a two minute walk away The other restaurants within walking distance were all pretty good. You can get to a variety of parks with a short walk and the facilities of the adjoining Sideways Inn, restaurants, gym etc., are available to guests. I planned on staying just a few days, but my dog wasn't feeling so well and I didn't want to hit the road until I was sure I didn't have to take him back home to see the vet. But he came around so we hit the road after about 10 days. I would definitely go back. Noteworthy attraction within the short drive is ostrich Landes a fabulous well run ostrich farm. You can get an ostrich egg for 50 bucks and you can feed the ostriches up close in person for about 10. That was pretty good and to my pleasant surprise done in a dog friendly way with fencing to keep the ostriches and the dog separating while letting you get some ostrich eye contact in. There's an auto museum across the road with some of the old-time land speed record holders from the Bonneville salt Flats. And the recently closed California icon Pea Soup Anderson's - there's no pea soup but there are lots of pictures of pea soup. read more

What a great place! We've been coming here for 4 years straight! Never had a problem once! The staff is very friendly, professional and courteous. Even the other campers are friendly and chill. I lost my Apple Watch during the last visit. With one phone call they eventually found my watch and had mailed it back within a week. Love this place! read more

We stayed there over the weekend, and while the experience started out great, things took a turn when our campsite's power hookup suddenly stopped working. As we were getting ready to leave, we discovered that our truck battery had been completely drained -- our trailer had been pulling power from the truck instead of the site hookups, which were not functioning. Nothing in our trailer worked because the vehicle had no remaining power, which delayed us from leaving. We spent over three hours troubleshooting before management finally assisted us and confirmed that our campsite power hookups were not working. I called every day for three days trying to reach someone about this issue, and it wasn't until then that I finally received a call back. When I did hear from the manager, Jennifer, the interaction was extremely disappointing. She was rude, dismissive, and condescending throughout the conversation, taking no responsibility for the situation and speaking to me as if I were being dishonest. read more

They double charged my account and it took an act of congress to get some of the money back. It actually cost me over 100 dollars for their mistake. The service was horrible. read more

Great! Would get 5 stars but this places has a Karen that forced me to go around the office instead of cut through. All night during quiet hours people are up and having a good time. When I'm trying to get to my spot in the morning she stops me and makes me go around the office location. I did not need her fake friendliness, to make me go around. Beware of the Karen. read more

Don't stay on the row of site 60 if you can help it. No grass on our "premium spot" for our dog. Zero WiFi. When I spoke to the office they offered nothing other than to tell maintenance to reboot the system told me not true there is WiFi! So I just used up all my hot spot for our tv and devices for nothing?' No it would not connect at all! I think the worst thing someone can do is be argumentative with a customer when the customer is already frustrated and having two employees talk at you versus listen to you doesn't help the situation. Our neighbors had the same issue they were told the same bs. They ended up being able to use someone's starlink across from us. They also told me we have grass when I said we have dirt not grass. Again just confrontational not helpful. Premium is tight, this was our first stay. I didn't book it my husband booked it not knowing what he was actually getting. I guess he should've looked at a better map. It looks like there's plenty of space & green grass. I hope this helps someone with trying to find a good campsite. With kiddos and a dog we didn't like this spot. Pools nice splash pad very small. Not sure what this dirt pile was we did not want to disturb it since there was a few wasp that were hanging out by this bush. I personally like a little bit more room when we have a fire pit and kids walking around it. It was tight with our bikes. Premium here is clearly not what you would expect. I would do anything above that for comfort. We have stayed at launch point in Elsinore great place a lot more space. read more

Booked a one night stay last July with my family. Its basically an RV park with lots of mini cottages, cabins, safari & tiki tents, and airstreams that you can rent. Amenities included stuff like a kiddie playground, pool, community center, sports areas etc. It was fairly easy to book and check in/out as well as navigate around the community. Staff were nice. Lots of young kids and families all over. We booked a cottage with a loft. There was one bedroom downstairs and a loft for 2 upstairs. The cottage came with a parking spot right outside so it was perfect and convenient. Bedding and sheets seemed clean. Every room had a flat screen TV so nobody had to share. There were cooking utensils that we could use--similar to an airBNB. My only issues were: the cleanliness should be better. When we arrived, we found a water puddle on the chair and floor directly under the AC which was brewing bugs/mosquitos. We informed them and someone was sent quickly to fix the leak which was great. He even brought extra towels for us to mop things up. We then noticed that there were tons of dead bugs on all the windowsills, corners of the rooms and random cobwebs scattered around. There were also flies and mosquitos flying around that we had to get rid of. It made me question how much they truly cleaned the place after each guest. For someone whos kinda picky about bugs, this grossed me out. Obviously I booked a cottage and not a tent, so I expected a little more from them. Overall though, the place is a decent and convenient stay if you're passing through Solvang and heading towards Hearst Castle or wherever. read more

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**Warning to those who are booking for the first time** Our annual New Year trip to Prescott az was postponed till February this year. I wanted to have memorable new years with my husband and boys. I was so excited to see that the wine cabin was available for Dec 31-Jan 2! Even with the hefty price of $850 for 2 nights, again, I wanted to create memories with my family. We checked in at 3:50pm. Our room was ready! We pulled our truck up to the parking space, low and behold all the maids cleaning stuff was still outside of our room on the deck. All the trash, and linens etc were all bagged up and left on our porch. Walking up, I was pretty disappointed and knew spending this kind of money was not ok. Now walking inside the cabin, it was pretty shocking how the pictures online compared to what's in real life...just doesn't cut it. The door mat was all ripped up, the table and chairs on the porch were filthy and sticky. There were missing pulls on the table under the tv. The couch had missing buttons. The bathroom and floorings were so unclean with hair leftover from who knows when. Everything was not up to standards we believe for any hotel. The pictures on the website are 100% misleading. The "picture perfect" picture of the cabin is from the website which we were duped into thinking we were getting. The pictures don't do it justice. This place is so rundown. We could not justify paying a single $1 to stay. We checked out at 4:20pm. 2 stars because they refunded us with a $25 cancellation fee. read more

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Ty to Megan and all the wonderful staff at flying flags. Our trip to buellton/solvang was almost a disaster, but the beautiful facilities, the calm and tranquil environment and the proximity to solvang and lake cachuma made this location a real gem. We were in the Appaloosa cottage with private entrance, heated pool and jacuzzi. Wow. Ty so much flying flags for saving our mini getaway and being so gracious. Forever a fan! read more

Our first time at Flying Flags Buellton. Site 415 had great views of the mountains. From check in to check out life was great. The restaurant Feather and Fire is awesome, food and beers on point! The crew working there did an awesome job. Looking forward to our next stay. read more

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Flying Flags is one of our family favorites! There is something by for everyone there. The grounds and facilities are always very well kept. The vintage trailers we were staying in were recently refurbished and beautiful! Above all, the staff is always exceptionally hospitable. I had such an amazing conversation with Paul, one of the arborists there, and he made me and my family feel so welcome and gave us some interesting history as well. It is people like Paul that keep us coming back year after year. read more

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Our large group has been coming to Flying Flags for years, but since the new ownership, it's just not the same. I needed to extend our stay by one night -- our site wasn't available, but the one next to us was open and ready. Still, staff refused to let us move until 12:30, even though it was clearly vacant. They told us to leave the property and wait in the Albertsons lot for 90 minutes. We missed group plans and lost a whole day over something that could've easily been accommodated. Spent $500 for terrible service -- very disappointing. read more

This RV park is the perfect campground for those who want to camp but also still appreciate the "hotel perks." We came here back in October in our tent trailer. The pool and spa were clean and in good condition. There are playgrounds for the kids and a cute gift shop. We had pizza one night from the restaurant on site and OMG, it was delicious. Loved watching the wood fire grill. They also play kids movies in the evening in courtyard as well. There are plenty of cute shops and restaurants nearby if you need a place to eat or pick up some groceries. We also hit the Nojoqui Falls Park down the street and went into Solvang one evening as well. The showers were gorgeous with pretty subway tile. Nice touch!! This was a bit of a drive with a trailer but I'd do it all again!! Thank you FF!! read more

Flying Flags RV Resort & Campground - Pool area - RV Parks Near Me - Buellton, California

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We had a great stay here! This place is impeccably clean, first of all and so charming. If you love rv camp life and glamping- you will love this place. We loved the pool and cabanas. The camp store has everything you need. And the on-site restaurant is delish. We loved the ricotta pizza- garlic warning- lots of garlic! We stayed in the back row of cabins which I wouldn't recommend because it sounds like you are sleeping on the freeway- kinda scary, not gonna lie. We felt like a semi was going to plow through our wall. I guess that's why we got the cabin deal on hotels.com? Other than that- it was a great stay and we would come back- but stay somewhere further from the freeway. Super cute place! read more

Flying flags is a funs spot for family and friends to hang out. We have been their 5 times and will go back again. We have camped RV's and have stayed at the cottages. All in all,...a fun time. The notes below are for you to consider: - Onsite restaurant and staff are great. Closed Mondays so make alternate plans. - Onsite store has most things you need in case you forget. If not.... stores are less than a mile so you can get it if needed. - Camping in an RV is fun...plan for fun and to get to know neighbors. Everyone is there to have fun and our experience has been enjoyable. Quiet hours at 10:00 pm. Most follow the rule and was not a problem when we stayed. If you have issues, message the text they send you when you check in. - Breakfast spot on the corner in case you do not want to cook or dine at the onsite restaurant. Walking distance from the property. - Bring lights for bikes as every Saturday night they have a fun bike parade. 100+ participants in summer.... less in winger. - Summers they have a great BBQ and music on Saturdays. Must attend in my opinion. - If you book a cottage, be mindful on the proximity to the freeway. We stayed and our spot was super loud. Addressed this by having a few beers and slept nicely the second night. - Drive in to town to town to see the sights. Ostrich farm, Paulas Pancakes, Mortenson, Olive Press...etc. So much to see. - Review the site map and asses where you want to stay. It is important. Bottom line....you are camping with a ton of people looking to unwind and have fun. All of us want to unwind from our 9-5 and enjoy the weekend. Be tolerant and have fun. read more