RV Parks in King City, California

4 RV parks and campgrounds near King City, CA.

King City rules the Salinas Valley with epic rodeos and endless farmlands along Highway 101. Four RV parks beckon travelers here, from riverside retreats to fairground spots. Base your rig in this cowboy hub to hike Pinnacles National Park or chase local wines just minutes away.

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Ciudad Del Rey Motel and RV Park

50620 Mesa Verde Rd, King City, CA 93930

Monterey County San Lorenzo Park

1160 Broadway, King City, CA 93930

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Salinas Valley Fairgrounds

King City, CA

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About King City, California

King City pulses with Salinas Valley agriculture; fields of strawberries and lettuce stretch toward the Gabilan Mountains. Rodeo fans flock to the King City Stampede each July on Hale Avenue, where broncos buck and crowds cheer. Explore Pinnacles National Park's lava tubes 30 minutes east. Walk the historic Mission Trail or sip coffee on Broadway Street amid mural-lined walls.

San Lorenzo Park clings to the Salinas River; groups snag WiFi, showers, and 30-amp sites for $44 to $50 a night. Budget rigs thrive at Ciudad Del Rey Motel and RV Park from $35 with 50-amp power and group areas. Event chasers book Salinas Valley Fairgrounds for its dump station and pet-friendly pads. Monterey County San Lorenzo Park mirrors the riverside calm for nature lovers.

Three of four parks supply WiFi and showers nightly.
San Lorenzo Park offers 30-amp riverside sites for $44-50 along the Salinas River.
Salinas Valley Fairgrounds provides pet-friendly camping near the King City Stampede rodeo grounds.
Ciudad Del Rey delivers 50-amp hookups starting at $35/night on Broadway Street.

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King City RV Camping FAQ

What is King City known for?

King City stands out for Salinas Valley agriculture and the King City Stampede Rodeo. Fields yield strawberries and lettuce along Highway 101. Each July, cowboys compete on Hale Avenue during the rodeo, drawing families statewide. Proximity to Pinnacles National Park adds hiking allure 30 minutes east.

Where can I find RV parks near King City, California?

Find four RV parks right in King City: San Lorenzo Park, Ciudad Del Rey Motel and RV Park, Salinas Valley Fairgrounds, and Monterey County San Lorenzo Park. San Lorenzo sits riverside off Highway 101 with showers and WiFi. Ciudad Del Rey lines Broadway Street from $35 nightly. Fairgrounds host events with dump stations.

Are there pet-friendly RV parks in King City CA?

Yes, Salinas Valley Fairgrounds welcomes pets with WiFi, showers, and a dump station. Positioned near Hale Avenue, it suits rodeo visitors and families. Other parks like San Lorenzo focus on groups but check policies; pair your stay with Pinnacles hikes for leashed adventures.