Castroville claims the title of Artichoke Capital of the World. Golden fields line Highway 1, and farm stands overflow with fresh hearts. Camp at Cabana Holiday RV Park to launch day trips to Monterey Bay beaches and savor local feasts.
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Castroville buzzes as the Artichoke Capital of the World. Vast fields hug Highway 1 and Highway 156. Locals celebrate with the annual Castroville Artichoke Festival every September, complete with parades and cooking contests. The giant artichoke statue on Merritt Street stands as the town's quirky landmark. Monterey Bay Aquarium sits just 20 minutes north, while Pinnacles National Park beckons hikers 30 miles east.
Cabana Holiday RV Park serves as your cozy base with cabins, WiFi, showers, a dump station, and pet-friendly sites. Families love the showers and cabins after beach days at Marina State Beach. Pet owners bring dogs to romp near the Salinas River. Road trippers hit the road easily from here to Carmel or Big Sur.
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Castroville earns fame as the Artichoke Capital of the World. Fields blanket the landscape along Highway 1, supplying 98 percent of U.S. artichokes. Visit the giant artichoke statue on Merritt Street or join the September festival for parades, recipes, and feasts. This veggie legacy shapes the town's identity and draws food lovers year-round.
Cabana Holiday RV Park lists as the top option near Castroville. It features cabins, WiFi, showers, a dump station, and pet-friendly sites. Located off Highway 156, it provides easy access to artichoke fields and Monterey Bay, about five miles south.
Yes, Cabana Holiday RV Park welcomes pets. Dogs roam freely on pet-friendly sites equipped with WiFi, showers, and a dump station. Families combine pup playtime with trips to nearby Marina Dunes beach or Salinas River trails.