Some shade, rules aren't enforced except for charcoal grills. Not much to do, they want you in the…read morecasino. Campground pool is overcrowded and full of screaming kids. E-bikes and emotos are everywhere. Lots of barking dogs. Maybe it's better during the week, this was our weekend experience. Clean and level spots. Pretty clean too. Might be back but it will be Sunday-Thursday next time. Beautiful scenery. Place has sure grown since I was last here in 2000.

We really wanted to love this RV resort because of its proximity to so much, including our home…read more. but unfortunately, it fell short in several areas. The pool area is on the smaller side, but the loungers were nice and comfortable and there were plenty of umbrellas, which made it easy to find shade during the day. As an avid camping family with four kids, we were surprised that the clubhouse was completely empty. No games, no books, no TVs, no activities, just an empty locker room. Part of the fun of RV resorts is having spaces where families can gather, especially during downtime, so that was a bit disappointing. We booked one of the Chairman sites, which includes a fire pit and BBQ. The setup itself is a great idea, but when we arrived, the site was covered with busted water balloons and other debris. We spent time cleaning it up ourselves, figuring it was just an oversight. Unfortunately, while cleaning, we also found broken glass around the BBQ area. Despite our efforts, one of our children ended up stepping on a piece of glass. We immediately let the front desk know and asked if someone could come clean the area properly. Unfortunately, no one ever came. We had originally planned to extend our stay, but after that experience, we decided not to. I don't write reviews lightly, and this one is honestly disappointing to leave because the resort has a lot of potential. With better attention to cleanliness, safety, and a little more effort put into creating a family friendly atmosphere, this place could be a fantastic destination. I genuinely hope they make those improvements because we'd love to give it another chance someday.

Great deal, clean and smooth transaction. Very accommodating and answer our text messages very…read morequick.

Great company 5 star. RV has everything you need and more. Family had a great time and I will…read morerecommend them to all

I LOVE RV FUN RENTAL!!! Matt is one of the workers there and  is the kind of guy who will take…read moreextra time with a customer to make sure they understand the RV before leaving. He knows motorhomes extremely well, and his patience and attention to detail make people feel comfortable and confident about their trip.

**RENTER BEWARE - DO NOT BOOK THRU RV FUN RENTAL. General Manager Miguel, Matt, and this company…read moreare scammers. We booked a RV (#C15 Luxury Sunseeker) through RVFunRental (*RFR) on the RVShare site on 3/31--for travel 7/10-7/18. The RV we booked sleeps 10--with bunk beds, modern décor, and new amenities. On Monday, 7/6, 4 days before our trip--*RFR cancelled our RV booking, and sent a message through the RVShare app. *RFR indicated that our RV was damaged due to gas found in the water system--and offered a subpar alternative replacement--with fewer specs, less sleeping spots (sleeps only 8), and less modern décor & amenities. We declined the alternative RV--and called *RFR to speak with Matt, and GM Miguel. Later, we found *many* negative reviews for *RFR --many posted in June--after our March booking. We requested *RFR to correct their error--and offer an equivalent swap, or RV with more specs at their cost. This is standard expectation and professional customer service--for listing a damaged and dangerous vehicle for rent. Craziest part: *RFR is still actively listing the same damaged #C15 unit on RVShare's website!! *RFR is still accepting bookings for an RV they acknowledge is damaged, unsafe, and has gas in the water reserve. From the swap options, we chose a new RV (#C19) with fewer specs and slept fewer people. Miguel assured me that *RFR would do a clean swap and absorb any extra costs--to replace my damaged RV. GM Miguel then asked me to cancel my original 3/31/26 #C15 reservation through RVShare--and rebook directly through them. I refused this shady request. *RFR wanted me to create a paper trail where I initiate the RV cancellation--resulting in cancellation-fees on my end. When I refused to initiate the cancellation, Miguel/Matt/*RFR stopped answering their phone and never ever called me back since. I sent messages in the RVShare app--requesting follow-up and confirmation for my new #C19 RV replacement. After several hours of nonresponsive calls/texts, I began receiving brief, confusing, and uninformative screenshots in the RVShare app of my replacement RV--along with email confirmations that the new #C19 vehicle had replaced my reservation. *RFR instructed me to accept the new reservation in the app--however, the new booking had increased fees. When asked about the extra fees--that Miguel already agreed to cover, nobody responded to me in the app, and ignored all calls to explain and provide clarity. The next day, *RFR sent another app message--saying the #C19 vehicle had been rented, since I didn't accept the new booking (with unexplained added costs they promised I wouldn't incur). This is also a lie; the #C19 vehicle is still actively listed on RVShare for my exact travel dates. RVShare has since refunded my money--and my family scrambled to book another RV. Summary: 1) *RFR rented a damaged and unsafe #C15 vehicle that they knew had gas-contaminated water from a previous complaint. 2) *RFR bait-and-switch-cancelled my original booking with a subpar replacement. 3) *RFR wanted me to initiate a cancellation directly through RVShare and rebook through them instead (to create a false paper trail that I was cancelling my RV booking). 3) *RFR promised to correct their error and replace my RV with an equivalent vehicle with no added cost--when they in fact tried to get me to accept a new booking at additional/unexplained fees/charges. 4) *RFR cancelled the 2nd vehicle offered to me--claiming it was no longer available, when #C19 is still populating in RVShare listings. 5) *RFR stopped answering my calls/texts, and did not address their shady tactics in the RVShare messaging app. 5) The original damaged/unsafe #C15 with the gas-in-water tank problem is still actively listed by *RFR on the RVShare site! 6) *RFR has many recent negative reviews from May-June (posted after our March booking) for similar bait-and-switch tactics and nonresponsive, unprofessional customer service. DO NOT BOOK THROUGH *RFR. THEY WILL RUIN YOUR TRIP.

Knowledgeable, prompt and fair. Jason is a breath of fresh air for mobile services!…read moreCalled him to reseal my roof and he was very honest that it didn't need it yet so I had him address some other issues

Needed a carburetor rebuild on my generator and Jason came out, on time the day of the appointment…read more 1-2 hours later he was done. The convenience of a mobile repair service for RVs is wonderful. And I definitely will be using Jason's services in the future as needed.

Amber and Tad are the best! Our RV was the 2021 Palimo and we rented it to get delivered in the…read moreApple Valley. Though there was a slight hick-up with the water, me and my guests had an amazing time. That AC though! All and all, I would highly this company and use them again. They pick up the phone or call you back, this is a rarity these days. And their service is top-notch!

The team at C3RV was amazing. They were prompt and very friendly every time I called. They made…read moresure we had the best experience we could under our circumstances. I had a total knee replacement just 3 weeks prior to our trip and the C3RV staff went above and beyond calling to check in and when it came time for the trip they had everything ready so it was a smooth delivery. I would highly recommend using C3RV for all your RV rental needs!!

My generator was not charging my RV so I made an appointment for TVRV, and my thoughts were oh gosh…read morethey will have my vehicle for a couple of weeks.WELL I first took the RV to the location of purchase and they claimed it could be the transfer switch but they don't work on that kind of thing so like I said I'm at TVRV and JR was helping me with checkin and all that, so he says okay let's go out and troubleshoot somethings he found the problem in under 3minutes. And I was headed home in 10 minute. Thank you JR for your expertise in this matter. RV

I am having such a positive experience so far! JR has been…read morea great communicator and such a professional problem solver! Going above and beyond! My van is my home away from home and I believe it is in good hands! Thank you JR! -Laurie

We rented an RV from Paul And he answered questions for us as we were first time RV renters. He was…read moreso helpful and even came to show us exactly how to hook it up. We would highly recommend renting from Paul.

Opted to Rent directly from Coast2Coast vs a third party or large rental company. His RVs are much…read morenicer than what you would get from Cruise America or El Monte RV. Paul is the owner and local to my area. He was very helpful in getting everything set up and only a text message away if we had any questions of issues. Rented his Entegra coach for a week and had a blast with the family. Highly recommended, extremely fair prices and a solid local business.

Sandy Vans to the Rescue!…read more So... my original awning decided to pick a fight with the wind. The wind won. Turns out my Exclusive Outfitters-built Sprinter van had a VERY heavy electric Dometic awning supported by only TWO mounting brackets. And just to make things more interesting, those brackets were attached with riv-nuts drilled into the corner of my roof--which also happens to be a pop-top. I'm no engineer, but a giant heavy awning + two brackets + a pop-top roof apparently wasn't the winning combination we all hoped for. Enter Sandy Vans. I live in San Diego and needed a replacement awning ASAP because we're leaving for Utah in a couple of days. I contacted Sandy Vans and had an awesome experience from the very beginning. I spoke with Cindy two days in a row, and she was fantastic--super helpful, courteous, patient, and accommodating. When I came in to pick up the awning, if she didn't know the answer to one of my questions, she didn't just shrug and send me on my way. She immediately found someone who did. That kind of customer service goes a long way. Then came Braden. Also extremely helpful and accommodating. He handled my purchase and even gave me his cell number so I could text him if I decided to install the awning myself and needed some technical support. He did briefly mistake my Sprinter for a Ford Transit... I'll forgive him. My van has a pop-top, so it doesn't look like the 9-foot-tall Sprinter skyscrapers that make up about 90% of camper vans these days. Then Brian came out from the shop and actually took the time to look over my van and roof rack to figure out how I could mount the new awning. He gave me several ideas, explained different options, and made the whole project seem doable. Sandy Vans offered to install it, but apparently I enjoy making my life more difficult, so I decided to tackle the installation myself with a good friend. About 2.5 hours, some cutting, grinding, a few choice words directed at the old mounting brackets, and probably a questionable amount of confidence later... NEW AWNING INSTALLED! What impressed me most about Sandy Vans was that they were helpful even after realizing I might not be paying them to do the installation. They still took the time to answer questions, look at my setup, offer advice, and make themselves available if I ran into problems. That says a lot about a business. I highly recommend Sandy Vans for their customer service, knowledge, courtesy, availability, and willingness to actually help their customers. Cindy, Braden, and Brian were all great to deal with. Now hopefully this awning and the Utah wind can maintain a respectful relationship.

I bought a bug screen for my sprinter a while back and after about 2-3 months of use, the stitching…read morestarted coming apart and the magnets fell out. I finally got around to reaching out to Sandy Vans to see about getting a replacement and was told that "this item is outside of their return window" (which is 30 days) but they could offer me $50 off towards a new $200 bug screen.. which seems silly considering the first one fell apart. I'm not sure about their other products, but the bug screens are garbage! I declined their pitiful offer of $50 off a new one and told them I'd purchase from a company with a more durable product. I'd recommend anyone else thinking about buying this product do the same!

What a great way to Camp! RV dropped off, Chris was so great at explaining how it all worked. It…read morewas a clean, modern trailer and it was a wonderful experience. When our camping time was over, Chris shows up and takes the RV away and we drove home. Already planning our next adventure with Camping 2 You! Thank you!

This was an awesome renting experience! The trailer was extremely nice and so were the owners! I…read morewill definitely be renting with them again!

Our very first time planning a roadtrip with an RV. Our experience here was excellent! Klaidas was…read moreknowledgeable, hilarious, friendly & "fun"!! Dorian & Oscar were extremely helpful, friendly & provided great, prompt service! We highly recommend RV FUN RENTAL for any of your upcoming road adventures!!!

We had the worse experience with RV Rental Oceanside!! The airstream trailer we paid $500 a night…read moreto camp in Carlsbad never worked properly. We had major electrical issues. We called and complained 3 times. The nice guy that droped it off, returned 3 times. First stop was to refill the empty propane tanks on the RV, second time was to replace both batteries, third time to check the fridge. Never the less the electricity inisde never worked, we threw away food and had to sleep in the dark and couldnt use the toilet due to water pump not working w/o electricity. WORSE EXPERIENCE EVER and NEVER received a call back. It ruined our 4th of July, I wasted all my time waiting for the tech and calling for help.