Spot sea otters frolicking in Monterey Bay kelp forests. Wander Cannery Row, Steinbeck's sardine-packed past turned tourist playground. Six RV parks position you steps from the aquarium and 17-Mile Drive, blending coastal thrills with easy camping.
Monterey cradles America's most dramatic coastline. The Monterey Bay Aquarium draws millions to gaze at jellyfish and hammerheads. Cannery Row buzzes with seafood spots and dive shops. Drive 17-Mile Drive past Pebble Beach mansions and cypress groves. Humpback whales breach offshore from Point Lobos State Natural Reserve during summer feeds.
Veteran's Memorial Park draws groups and pet owners with showers, group sites, dump station, and rates from $40 nightly. Monterey Pines RV Campground fits budget travelers needing WiFi starting at $50. Monterey Fairgrounds powers big rigs with fifty-amp service, showers, dump station for $50 to $70. Monterey Elks Lodge #1285 suits lodge fans from $52. Red Roof Inn Cypress Tree provides WiFi comfort from $66.
Monterey shines for its Monterey Bay Aquarium and Cannery Row. Kelp forests teem with sea otters off Lovers Point Park. Steinbeck fans roam historic sardine canneries now packed with bars and shops. The 17-Mile Drive winds past Pebble Beach golf courses and lone cypress trees. Gray whales migrate past Pacific Grove each winter.
Find six RV parks in our directory near Monterey, including Veteran's Memorial Park and Monterey Fairgrounds. Veteran's offers showers and dump station close to Cannery Row. Monterey Pines and Fairgrounds provide WiFi; rates start at $40 nightly.
Yes, Veteran's Memorial Park explicitly allows pets with showers and group sites. This spot near Del Monte Beach charges $40 to $47 nightly. Check individual rules at other parks like Monterey Pines or Fairgrounds for pet policies.