Sun Outdoors Paso Robles

"I apologize for the long review, but there’s a lot to say about sun outdoors Paso Robles. First this resort is what I’ve come to expect with Sun Outdoors. If this were a hotel, I would consider it a five star. The reason I gave it four stars overall is because of the price. You may suffer a little sticker shock when you see that RV sites starts at $129.up towards $180 per night. I guess you are expected to pay more for being in the middle of wine Country. I have stayed at the sister resort a short distance away for less money. One thing you’ll notice right off the bat is that they’ve got several golf carts that you could rent for $60 today. The positive is this is an extremely well maintained manicured facility. I had a premium pull through site which was spacious and came with a fire pit and picnic table sitting on top of a cement pad. There are really too many amenities to list here, but it starts with a walkway that runs a circumference of the resort. Three dog parks, and at least two or three swimming pools and public barbecue areas Of course each center has its own showers and restrooms. I did not have occasion to utilize the restaurant as its limited operating hours. They’ve gone to a wristband method of payment, which I am not a fan of. I stayed at this location for about 10 days and wearing the wristband this long, I felt like I was in the hospital. I assume because it was in the dead of winter that the resort was sparsely populated during my stay. All the more room for me lol. In synopsis, this is a great place to stay. It’s just a stone throw away from the Paso Robles wineries and downtown Paso Robles with restaurants and bars. Having said that all I think that it’s still hard for this facility to justify the rates. All I can say is come enjoy the facility, but bring your American Express card."

"I love (what was) Cava Robles. My family started coming in 2021 and have been back 5 times. We’ve brought family along, both in RVs and cabins (which they raved about despite the steep price). With that said, their RV prices have basically doubled and are now out of hand. $140 for the most basic site, booking 7 months in advance. We’re going to try the Sun Outdoors down 46, as it’s $50 cheaper a night with the same amenities, minus the beautiful setting."

"This place is very expensive. Rv spots are big. Amenities could be better. Pools are great, no real food service, or libation service. 2pm to 8pm? Thats ridiculous for a holiday week day. We won't be coming back until Sun RV figures out how to make sure their guests are taken care of. I can park my rv anywhere, but $130 a night and no onsite food or bar on a Wednesday? How about Thursday? No food but we sell all the drinks. Friday? 2 to 8 for food and bar. On a holiday weekend to boot. You guys are missing out on so much. Shame on this new management."

"We used to love going to Cava Robles but now, not so much. The new wristband thing is a pain. Just let us use credit cards if we don't want to use the wristband. I tore mine off so my kids could use it. They let them use it and I used after at the bar. Went to buy more graham crackers for S'mores and they wouldn't let me use it since it was ripped off. At least have some consistency between the employees. The rates have dramatically increased for next year. Wasn't even full this year, how can you justify higher rates? My guess is that rates went up so they could offer a Black Friday special and of course there is. Maybe some people wouldn't notice or care but that's not the way to earn my business back. I don't think we'll be going here again and that's a shame."

"As a family of full-time travelers that have been on the road for nearly 14 months, staying at a Sun Outdoors is a luxury and something we often look forward to. Unfortunately this experience was a bit of let down. Let’s start with the positive; the food, service and drinks were delicious! The landscaping was well-kept and the park itself was well taken care of. Our site was large and very clean when we arrived. We appreciated that. The problems all started with the holiday crowd that came for Veteran’s day. An onslaught of drunk drivers aimlessly spacing out behind the wheel of their rental golf carts, or speeding down the road in their SUVs with zero regard for the numerous children on bikes. Highly intoxicated campers stumbling THROUGH our campsite in the middle of the day as we sat outside trying to quietly enjoy our time with our toddler. Disrespectful tweens loudly cussing and using horrific hate speech in front of our child with no parental figures in sight. Regrettably this location seems to be a breeding ground for discourteous weekenders and novice campers who clearly peaked in 03’. The staff (although very kind, just possibly understaffed…?) couldn’t seem to control the crowds. In 14 months of continual travel through the states, never have we endured such a horrendous experience during a holiday stay. Bottom line here folks, if you only cater to the novice drunk, you’re purposefully cutting off the other seasoned campers who paid the same amount of money to enjoy the amenities. Please do better, Sun Outdoors."