Please don't rent this place ACE mobile trailer park. …read more manger is a bitch in this place

Although I lived here for a somewhat of a short time, Magda has always been a responsive property…read moremanager. She was always a pleasure, since the day we started to inquire about moving in, to the whole move out process. It's a small peaceful but clean, quiet community tucked away on Monterey Rd. I recommend this place if you live alone or with a small family. Dogs are allowed too! Thank you Ace Trailer & thank you Magda for always being so sweet!

Rented a motor coach for a week with them. Great experience and would use again. It was my first…read moretime operating one (I have owned a travel trailer in the past), and they walked me through how to operate it safely. 500 miles later I felt really comfortable handling it.

Family RV delivered and set up a camping trailer for us at the track at Laguna Seca Raceway for the…read moreIndyCar season finale race. It was so nice and convenient! We arrived Thursday afternoon and everything was set up with the water tank full and plugged into electrical service. The trailer was spacious with a nice dining pop-out. We brought food and beverages and it was nice to rest and eat in our own air-conditioned space. It definitely felt like a VIP experience and they were great to work with. We highly recommend it.

This was the best experience thanks to Suneeta. I like to give Great RV five star. My mother, my…read morewife, and children had a great experience of outdoor activities and a travel. Only regret I have that RV was good but older model. Suneeta did tell me that they are upgrading the RV. But, I must say, you will appreciate the Rental Rate and exceptional service. Flat charge of $165/night compared to other$220+Owner's Fee+Tax++. You get a reliable Transportation, Service and great savings. I would love to do it again.

We had a very compelling reason to rent an RV. Our 96 year old Mother had been in virutal…read moreisolation in an assisted living facility for more than 5 months. We decided she would be much better off if she went to Boise, Idaho to live with her daughter. What a journey it has been! Jess and Harish were more than accomodating as we had some unusual needs, mainly the fact that my mother needs to be on oxygen 24/7. They were kind enough to install additional battery power (inverter) specifically for our needs. They were so concerned that we would all be safe and taken care of and we were. I would highly recommend them as they provided excellent customer service and the trip went off without a hitch!! Looking forward to our next trip. Like Share

Brian in parts is sharp and in the ball I throughly enjoyed doing business with him. He gives u…read moregood deals. Great team all together. Service department try's to accommodate your needs as well. Great customer service over all.

New automatic stairs along with other repairs were made on my RV, excellent work. Ray was really…read morenice and looked over my newly purchased RV and found things in order, checking things like the waste lines I had newly replaced and verified the short 30 amp cable stored in the external compartment. When I picked up my RV, Ray presented the repairs and when he had opened the external compartment, the short 30 amp cable was missing. Ray assured me the garage would be searched for the cable. Before I left for a trip, I called and was told no cable was found but the search would continue. When I called I was told the same. I bought a new cable. TIme went on and I figured I'd stop by upon returning from my trip. I'm still on the east coast ready to return so I called and Ray blew me off saying too long of time passed. I should not have been a gentleman and demanded immediate replacement of the cable. Maybe the cable was placed in the wrong RV or Happy Daze just simply stole it. Time should have nothing to do with it. A simple $20-$30 gift would have been nice/fair. Happy Daze stole my cable and they are thieves. Ray told me he had the same RV model but one year newer so maybe Ray helped himself. Beware!!!

RV RESTORE & REPAIR came to the rescue! They helped my dad repair his water heater in his RV. From…read morescheduling to the kind & professional & knowledge staff. & the tech walked him through step-by-step & was very helpful & knowledgeable. Please do not hesitate and give them a call if you need any assistance or service with your RV.

Makes appointment for the next day. Calls to cancel at the last minute prior to arrival. Promises…read moreto call back to reschedule. Then nothing. Obviously the owner is independently wealthy and doesn't want or need the work. So I would advise using someone else.

One of my favorite beaches and campgrounds. Gets very narrow when the tide is in. Has interesting…read morefossil cliffs on the western end. Waves are gentle and relatively safe. Not the most accessible, however. Very steep concrete steps at one end, lower steps at the other, both in moderate disrepair. Wildlife includes sea otters, sea lions, various seabirds. Staff at the kiosk were friendly, helpful, and welcoming.

Somewhat selective enforcement of camping rules. As a result our camping trip ended before it even…read morebegan. So last year my wife was diagnosed with cancer, so this year we decided to make the annual group camping trip a little easier by renting an rv. We rented a camper and arranged to have it dropped off to the campground, something the company had done regularly in the past. Unfortunately, a few weeks earlier, New Brighton started somewhat inconsistently requiring tow vehicles to be present at the campground at all times. I say inconsistent as it seems there are many campers at sites without tow vehicles present, and I am not sure why employees of the RV company we used, Alfredo and Roberto, had the lady at the gate so upset with them when so many other local campers seemed to have no issues. This afternoon, when Roberto was trying to drop off our camper at our campsite, she got so upset she threatened to call the police on him. I have some theories as to what might motivate the inconsistent treatment of visitors but I won't speculate openly. At any rate, with the camper denied entry, we dropped off our food at the campsite, which looked well maintained, and locked it in the generously sized bear locker for our friends before regrettably heading home - our weekend trip ending before it started. If you plan to camp here you should either plan to have your tow vehicle never leave, bring a drivable RV, or hey, maybe just not get the rules enforced on you because you were luckier than Alfredo or Roberto.

I bought a 1987 vintage luxury RV to live in and brought it to Bay Area RV to do a bumper to bumper…read morethorough inspection. The RV had to be ready to take me to San Diego where I will start my new job. As the inspection continued the number of mandatory safety and repair issues increased exponentially. I can honestly say they saved my life and probably the lives of everyone else on the road with me. This is no exaggeration. I am driving a 33000 pound vehicle. When you step on the brakes you need the vehicle to come to a complete stop safely. You want the lights to work, the electrical to work, the plumbing to work and the propane not to leak. Bay Area RV found and fixed so many crucial items that I would never have known about if it wasn't for them. Even though my total repair bill was significantly higher than I could ever have anticipated, I now have a safe , fully operational and beautiful RV that will last me for many years to come. I can't list all the details because they would be too numerous, but the number of times they have cut cost, discounted labor, and went above and beyond to work with their vendors and mine to get me the best possible price for the mandatory parts I needed is more than I think anyone else would have ever done for me. Even after I am down in San Diego I am going to drive that RV right back up here for any major work that needs to be done because I know it will be done right and with honor and with integrity. I can honestly say that they put me ahead of their own profits. My final bill was high but that is not their fault and it could have been much much worse if I had taken it to someone else. I don't want to exclude anyone on their amazing team but I do want to give a shout out to Alison and Alberto. You have made a friend and customer for life.

They are the best! You won't be disappointed when you need…read moreanything in the way of RV service or repairs!

This review is specifically for the Waterfall Loop Nature Trail within Uvas Canyon Park, one of the…read moreBay Area's many "hidden gems." Nothing like a relaxing hike along a pristine nature trail to clear the mind and nourish the soul. I noticed that one recent review calls this hike "easy" but as we were climbing the stairs from the parking lot, we encountered two young women who looked to be in their 20s who were going in the opposite direction, returning to the parking lot. "It's beautiful," one of them volunteered to us, "but it's really HARD!" And indeed, on the trail we encountered young people who were visibly panting, even though the Waterfall Loop trail is shorter and easier than others in the park. So you might want to take that into account, FWIW, as the expression goes. It might also be helpful to mention the following: * The rules of this park call for purchasing an entry pass/parking permit online BEFORE you arrive. The reason is the limited number of spaces. Your permit is good for entry during a ONE-HOUR WINDOW for which you make your reservation. The person in the car ahead of us hadn't purchased a permit in advance and was able to use a credit card to purchase it at the entry gate but that might only be done when ample space in the lot is available. * To access the park, you must drive through a private 110-acre resort (Sveadal, meaning Swedish Valley), owned and operated by the Swedish American Patriotic League since 1926. It's a SINGLE-LANE road that is NOT LEVEL (quite rocky). You will want to make sure that your vehicle is in reasonably good shape for this drive. The only really scary part of this road for us was that at a couple of points, the incline is steep enough that you can't see ahead of you on this single-lane road. So you have to trust that no other vehicle is going faster than it should be coming toward you, in the opposite direction. * One more point ("muy importante"/very important): If you're coming for the waterfalls, use your preferred AI platform to check to make sure that the water will be flowing at the time of your visit. That's because the falls are generally seasonal and dependent on the amount of rain during preceding months. The falls are not large and thundering but they are nonetheless quite beautiful and soothing. PS: For those who don't know Spanish but may be interested: The Park is named after the Spanish word for grapes (uvas), referring to the abundance of wild grapes (Vitis californica) that early settlers found growing along the creek and throughout the canyon.

The best hike I've ever been on! Great views with multiple waterfalls throughout the trail and a…read morehuge plus that the park is completely dog-friendly. Easy parking but you have to reserve a spot ($6) ahead of time. We only booked a day before and there were still a lot of availabilities. The reserved hour is only a time frame of when you have to arrive to the park but you can stay for as long as you would like. My printer ended up not working the day of so I called the park and they were so nice in offering that I just write my reservation number on paper and place it on my dash. The weather was so nice when we went (mid March) and almost all of the trail was beautifully shaded. We did the Waterfall Loop trail which was about 3 miles and lasted about 1 hr & 40 min. Moderately challenging and such a fun workout with absolutely amazing views. I loved everything about this park!