Half Moon Bay draws surfers to thundering Mavericks waves and pumpkin lovers to its October Art & Pumpkin Festival. Seven RV parks scatter across this coastal gem, placing you minutes from tide pools at Pillar Point and bluffs along Highway 1. Base your rig here for sunset beach bonfires and fresh abalone hauls.
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Highway 1 hugs Half Moon Bay's cliffs, where McNee Ranch trails lead to hidden coves and Francis Beach reveals tide pools teeming with starfish. Pillar Point Harbor launches kayak trips past barking sea lions, while the Coastal Trail rewards hikers with gray whale sightings from December through April. Downtown Main Street tempts with oyster bars and farm stands bursting with heirloom tomatoes.
Pelican Point RV Park fits groups seeking WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and sites from $70/night near the harbor. Half Moon Bay RV Park and Campground delivers pull-throughs, dump stations, showers, and WiFi for big rigs starting at $86/night. Half Moon Bay State Beach's Francis Beach Campground plants tents and RVs on sandy bluffs with 30- and 50-amp power, showers, WiFi, and rates from $41 to $165/night.
Half Moon Bay stands out for Mavericks surfing contests, the massive Art & Pumpkin Festival, and rugged Highway 1 coastline. Big-wave riders hit the breaks from fall to spring at this nearby spot. The October festival draws crowds for giant pumpkin weigh-offs, live music, and artisan booths along Main Street.
Pelican Point RV Park, Half Moon Bay RV Park and Campground, and Half Moon Bay State Beach's Francis Beach Campground top the list. Pelican Point sits near Pillar Point Harbor with group sites from $70/night. The state beach campground hugs Francis Beach sands, while the central park offers pull-throughs close to downtown.
Pelican Point RV Park and Half Moon Bay State Beach Campground provide 50-amp hookups. Pelican Point pairs them with showers and WiFi for groups near the harbor. Francis Beach adds beach access and 30-amp options too, suiting longer coastal stays.