Le Sage Riviera RV Park

"Very nice rv park clean well kept The staff is very friendly, we come here one week every year"

"I went between a 2 and 3 start rating but in the end decided I wouldn't stay here again. The only pros are that it is clean and it is a super close walk to the beach. It's a small campground and they really squeeze you in. It is supposed to be pet friendly but by that it only means dogs are allowed. The dog area was just a small area of rocks. There was no grass anywhere. They don't enforce the quiet hours. We had people near us that were outside drinking, being loud, and playing music until after midnight so they don't enforce quiet hours. We did not say anything to the office but did find it interesting there doesn't seem to be anyone on site at night to address something like this. They have quite a dip leaving and we scraped pretty bad because they allow guest/visitor parking on the street right by the exit. In order to get around a truck parked there we had to go out in a way that made us scrape the hitch horribly so be cautious. If you just want something close to the beach and don't care about anything else this place is for you otherwise I would find something else."

"Unfortunately I guess we are considered trailer trash and not allowed to stay at this park. Granted our trailer is 16 years old, immaculate inside but due to weather exposure the decals on the outside have partially peeled off. No other damage on the outside with exception of an approx 4" scratch. We made reservations, paid the deposit, and were asked to send in pictures of our fifth wheel. Once we did that, we received a call stating that the manager had declined our reservations due to the appearance of our trailer. We will continue to stay at and enjoy all the others in the Pismo, Oceano, Avila, and Grover Beach area that allow us. Funny how this was the ONLY park with openings at the last minute!"

"We've stayed here before. The location is great. However, just like everything these days, they are trying to make more money by packing in as many as they can. The problem is, even with our smaller trailer we were forced to sit in camp chairs that we had to rearrange continuously so as not to he hit by big motor homes turning sharp around the corner. We had a picnic table, but it was on the wrong side and couldn't be moved unless we wanted to smell the neighbors septic. The roads between isles were so narrow we had a hard time leaving out the driveway. A lot of long term stay patrons. We would rather have been told they were booked up, than be packed in. Some things shouldn't be about money."