Fourteen San Diego County places list RV hookups on their own pages: seven County Parks, two State beach campgrounds, Anza-Borrego, Santee Lakes, Lake Jennings, Lake Cuyamaca and Campland on the Bay. County nightly rates are $39 partial and $42 full, but which fee column is current is not confirmed.Checked October 23, 2026.
Places in RV Camping With Hookups
RV Hookup Fees and Booking Guide
County, State and private nightly rates, booking windows, dump stations and what is not confirmed.
County ParkLake Morena County Park RV Camping
Campo county campground with partial and full RV sites, trails and a playground.
County ParkPotrero County Park RV Camping
Quiet oak valley campground with electric and water RV sites, ball field and trails.
County ParkAgua Caliente County Park RV Camping
Seasonal desert park with full and partial RV hookups and mineral pools.
County ParkGuajome Regional Park RV Camping
Oceanside regional park with 33 tent and RV sites, trails and ponds.
County ParkSweetwater Summit Regional Park RV Camping
Large hilltop campground near Chula Vista with water and power at many of its 112 sites.
County ParkWilliam Heise County Park RV Camping
Forest park near Julian with trailer sites at a partial hookup rate and winter snow.
State ParkBorrego Palm Canyon Campground RV Camping
Anza-Borrego full-hookup RV sites at $45 a night, with a dump station.
Private ResortCampland on The Bay
Private waterfront RV resort with published full-hookup rates by tier.
Also With RV Hookups: Pages We Already Have
These places have their own pages. The hookup facts below come from the operator pages read on 2026-10-23.
- Dos Picos County Park, Ramona: partial-hookup sites at $39 per night on the county table (fee column to confirm).
- Santee Lakes Recreation Preserve, Santee: a 300 hookup campground; 2026 rates $62 to $111 by site type; books up to six months ahead, with a 180-night maximum stay. Hookup type per site type and amps are not confirmed.
- Lake Jennings, Lakeside: 35 full-hookup sites and 17 partial-hookup sites; 30-amp and 50-amp are stated. Full hookup is listed at $65 to $87 per night and partial at $58 to $78 depending on day and site. These figures need confirming with Lake Jennings.
- Lake Cuyamaca, near Julian: 17 RV sites in Chambers Park and 8 in Lone Pine, each with water and electric. $45 Sunday to Thursday, $50 Friday and Saturday, $35 off-season November 1 to March 31. No dump station on site; the nearest is at Paso Picacho in the state park. No wood fires.
- San Elijo State Beach: RV or trailer sites with hookups, limited to 24 feet; nightly fee on ReserveCalifornia, not confirmed.
- South Carlsbad State Beach: RV or trailer sites with hookups listed; which sites and the fee are not confirmed.
Start With The Fees And Booking Guide
The RV Hookup Fees and Booking Guide puts County, State and private rates, booking windows and dump stations side by side.
Events in RV Camping With Hookups
0 confirmed dates are on the RV Camping With Hookups events page, from the organizers’ own pages.
What We Could Not Verify
- Which County Parks fee column is current is not confirmed. The county page says some fees increase “Effective Jan. 2, 2026”; County Parks can confirm.
- Campland and Lake Jennings prices were read through summaries of the operator pages and need confirming with each operator.
- Every map point is missing because no coordinates were confirmed.
- Amps are stated only at Lake Jennings; RV length limits are mostly not confirmed.
FAQ
What does RV camping cost at San Diego County parks?
The county fee table lists $42 for full hookup and $39 for partial hookup per night. Which fee column applies today is not confirmed.
Which places say they have no hookups?
Cuyamaca Rancho State Park says there are no hookups. Silver Strand lists self-contained camping only on its current State Parks page.
Sources
- County Parks fee table
- County Parks camping reservations
- Anza-Borrego Desert State Park (State Parks)
- Santee Lakes pricing
- Lake Jennings
- Lake Cuyamaca RV camping
- Campland on the Bay rates
Checked October 23, 2026 by It’s San Diego. Cite this page: It’s San Diego (itssandiego.com), checked October 23, 2026. Free to quote with a link to this page; tables are licensed CC BY 4.0.