Atascadero lures RV campers with oak-studded hills, world-class wineries, and the Sunken Gardens' vibrant rose blooms along El Camino Real. Choose Cerro Alto Campground from $14 a night for wilderness vibes or Atascadero Elks Lodge #2733 with WiFi starting at $35. Base your rig here to hike Cerro Alto trails and sip Paso Robles wines just 15 minutes north.
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Atascadero thrives in San Luis Obispo County's wine belt. Wander the 2.5-acre Sunken Gardens packed with 800 rose bushes. Visit Charles Paddock Zoo to see snow leopards and red pandas up close. Paddle Atascadero Lake or join the spring Colony Days parade down El Camino Real. Drive 20 minutes to Mission San Luis Obispo for history soaked in Spanish colonial charm.
Cerro Alto Campground draws hikers and anglers with primitive sites amid oak groves and the Salinas River from $14 nightly. Atascadero Elks Lodge #2733 fits families and digital nomads seeking WiFi and easy Highway 101 access from $35. Park at either spot to day-trip Hearst Castle's opulent halls or Monterey County's Big Sur coast.
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Atascadero shines for Sunken Gardens, Charles Paddock Zoo, and Paso Robles wine trails. The 2.5-acre gardens burst with 800 roses along El Camino Real. Zoo visitors spot snow leopards and kangaroos. Locals celebrate pioneer roots at Colony Days festival each May.
Cerro Alto Campground and Atascadero Elks Lodge #2733 top the list. Cerro Alto sits in Los Padres National Forest with sites from $14 nightly near hiking trails. Elks Lodge provides WiFi-equipped spots from $35 close to downtown and Highway 101.
Yes, both Cerro Alto Campground and Atascadero Elks Lodge #2733 allow pets. Cerro Alto requires leashes in the national forest and charges small fees. Elks Lodge welcomes dogs with proof of vaccinations near walking paths.