Garden Farms, California
Camp Seclusion
About Camp Seclusion
A quiet secluded parcel nestled away on the outskirts of atascadero that backs up to the Salinas River. We get a nice breeze every afternoon and the eucalyptus trees provide ample shade when needed. Town is just a 5 minute drive and we are right in the center of the county making it an ideal place for wine lovers wanting to visit any of our beautiful local vineyards. We have two spots to camp with fire pits and shared running water. Also feel free to enjoy our horseshoe pits or take a walk through the back down to the riverbed. NOTE: Apple maps tends to lead people to the dirt road below our property. If you end up crossing the railroad tracks then you need to turn around and take a right on los palos.
Accommodations on the property
- Primitive site
Location
Garden Farms, California
Open in Google MapsWhat people say about their stay at Camp Seclusion
Synthesized from 30 review mentions across 5 aspects.
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Setting & Nature
“This campsite offers a serene and secluded atmosphere, perfect for stargazing and enjoying the quiet nature. Many reviewers appreciated the peacefulness and scenic views of the sur…”
14 mentions
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Host & Communication
“Graham, the host, is noted for his accommodating and friendly approach, ensuring campers have a comfortable stay. Visitors frequently highlight his helpfulness and responsiveness, …”
10 mentions
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Comfort & Sleep
“I didn't mind, but if you're trying to sleep through that”
2 mentions
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Value for Price
“resulting in an additional $300 repair expense”
2 mentions
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Amenities
“I appreciated that there was a fire pit and picnic table”
2 mentions
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Recent reviews
[hipcamp aggregate summary]
Overall the campsite was exactly as described. However there were chickens and roosters on the adjacent property who did what roosters do at 430am.
Nice open area, quiet and secluded. Graham was very accommodating. We will definitely return.
The property was nice and private and pretty surroundings.
The site was quiet and peaceful, great view of the stars! There are farms all around which meant neighboring animals did make some noise, like the roosters in the early morning. I didn't mind, but if you're trying to sleep through that you might want some earplugs or a different location. I appreciated that there was a fire pit and picnic table available for use. As a solo female camper I felt safe and enjoyed my stay overall.
When booking, we relied on the description that the site would have a 30-amp hookup for our trailer and accessible portable water. Upon arrival, we found neither of these amenities available. This left us in a difficult position, as we had to purchase a $600 generator on short notice—despite already having one at home—simply to power our AC in the extreme 99 degree heat. We also were with our children and dog so this was unacceptable. Also, upon arrival the host was not responding to our hip camp messages because the power was not even hooked up. After a few hours after check in time we finall…
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Camp Seclusion located?
Camp Seclusion is located in Garden Farms, California.
What types of accommodations does Camp Seclusion offer?
Camp Seclusion offers Primitive site. Specifics vary — verify the exact unit availability with the operator before booking.
How is Camp Seclusion rated?
Camp Seclusion has a 4.5/5 rating from 54 reviews on aggregate. Ratings reflect aggregate sentiment from public review platforms; we don't moderate operator reviews.
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