San Diego Metro KOA Resort

Cara Dawn 2 months ago

Nicest KOA bathrooms/showers i have seen! Overall very nice spot. Cafe was pricey but staying in SD for 3 nights for $180 was worth it. For the tent campers the tent sites are against the freeway and RV storage so it's a bit busy. Also, try to keep your tent away from the grass. Our tent got pelted by sprinklers at 1am. Lastly if you're a light sleeper bring ear plugs for the crows at 5am.

MR L Edited 2 months ago

DO NOT RESERVE SITE 4010 – Unsanitary and Disruptive Conditions I am a long-term RVer of 5 years, and I booked site 4010 four months in advance. Before arriving, I explicitly called to confirm that this site was not subject to the bird-related issues I’d read about in previous reviews. I was assured it would not be a problem. Upon arrival, that assurance proved completely false. This campground is one of the more expensive options around, yet at $1,800 a month plus metered electricity, site 4010 is considered their "cheap economy site," and it is an absolute biohazard. The site is covered in crow feces to the point where sitting outside is impossible. I hadn't even parked my rig yet, and birds were crapping everywhere. I have had to tarp the top of my RV just to protect my property from the constant droppings and to quiet the noise of the debris falling out of the tree above me. Beyond the filth, the infrastructure is failing. There is a strong, persistent sewer smell from both my neighbors and my own site. It is so severe that I have to keep my windows closed. I have never been at a campground before where the sewer odor is so bad that you have to close your gray water tank val

Vanessa 3 months ago

KOA was great. We got a RV spot. The spots were spacious. Driving around the cabins and tent spots were great as well. Lots of activities for the kids. They have jumping pillows, basketball hoops, gaga game area, bike rentals, kids club, and they hold different games/events. The pool was great and 2 jacuzzi’s. The staff were awesome, very friendly. The only thing negative I would have to say is the Cafe food was not worth buying. The pizza was very salty, wings were dry, fish tacos weren’t cooked all the way and it was expensive. They do not show prices on the menu. We ended up throwing out the food. But you don’t go camping to buy Cafe food. It’s just a perk if you want something fast.

Heidi Garrett 6 months ago

Had a terrible experience here. We were staying there 5 nights in a camping cabin. The second night our fire alarm started chirping. It was around 6 am. We let the front desk know and they said they would send someone down to take care of it. I didn’t see anyone come but were so busy running back and forth to the pool I hoped I had just missed them. That night around 1 am we found out it had not been taken care of when the chirping started again. We called and the after hours man came and removed the unit for us. The next day we were told it was fixed but that night at 3 am it started chirping AGAIN. This time we could hear other units around us also chirping. The man who came said the battery didn’t look new. the next day I went to the front desk and asked what the heck was up . Three nights in a row! She said well have you told anyone about this? As if I hadn’t. Have I ever. We had talked to people at the desk. We had texted their help line and called. She was brisk and didn’t really want to hear the whole story. They finally put in a new unit and that night fire alarm chirping did not keep us up. So 2 stars for the 2 nights we actually got some sleep. This was an issue that shou