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Rustic tent campers and off-grid adventurers find their haven here with creek-side sites and a raw Big Sur vibe. Tucked in Lucia, California, the park offers a short walk to the beach where mountains plunge into the sea. Pick tent spots at $60 for two people or hike to open-air gazebos at $120 per night across limited sites.
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Write a ReviewNo, A Place to Stay in Big Sur offers no full hookups or any electricity. Guests rely on communal fresh drinking water from the creek area and composting toilets instead of sewer. No 30-amp or 50-amp electric sites exist; this off-grid spot suits self-contained RVs or tents only. Bring solar if needed.
Yes, A Place to Stay in Big Sur welcomes dogs off-leash. No size or breed restrictions apply in this casual, rural setting shared with wildlife. Keep pets respectful of the communal areas and pack out waste; raccoons roam at night.
Rates run $60 per night for two people in tent sites, $30 per extra person; Cabana or Redwood Room Gazebo cost $120 each. Children stay free. Groups book multiple sites for $420 nightly up to 12 people. Reserve via email to [email protected] then donate via PayPal or Venmo; check calendar first.
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