Tiny

Nice little park close to SB downtown. Less than 3 miles by bike! Excellent Wi-Fi Spotless restrooms Excellent staff Noisy due to freeway but just run fan at nite Stayed in space 3

SB Sunrise RV

A nice little Park, very convenient for Downtown Santa Barbara and other attractions. Pretty noisy, it borders the freeway. Nice managers, and the best Wi-Fi I've ever had in an RV park.

A Bit Cramped

The location is great, but the spaces are cramped. Our rig is 30 ft. If it was any larger I’m not sure it would fit. That said the park is clean and in a great location close to the beach and downtown by Uber or Lyft. The only other option I saw for RVs in SB was Earl Warren Showgrounds which is not close to anything.

Okay, only because of access to downtown. Spaces were so close that the trailer behind us couldn't put there awning out. We measured and less than 4 ft between us. We had more space in front, so not all were that close. It was clean and well maintained and the owners were exceptionally nice and accommodating with changing our arrival dates. They waste no spaces around the grounds. All gravel but level spots. Good WiFi. Right by hwy 101 and traffic noise was loud from the back of the park. We stayed 5 days and got ammune to the noise. Considering all we would probably stay there again.

No Frills No Bs

Called for same day accommodations for one night, $70 for a pull through, W/S/E. All gravel/pavement, great showers, never saw anyone who worked here but we just spent the night during our journey, other patrons were nice though. Perfect for a one night or maybe 2 if you are there to explore. Right on the highway, pretty quiet but could hear some traffic. Would stay again if we were passing through.

What I like about this park is that you can hear the parrots squawking and the lions roar in the nearby zoo.

Mr.

Managers are very friendly. Easy in and off 101 freeway. Central location in SB. Bathrooms were very clean. Only negative were the tight slips.

Great RV Camping

Reserved for 2 nights but on the way up our RV broke down. Managers were great and exchanged the night we missed for another night. They even upgraded our site free of charge. Great location. Highly recommend staying here. We will definitely be back.

Small Spot!

Stayed here while visiting friends in Santa Barbara. The site was so small that we could barely get out the door of the RV because we had to park our truck beside of the RV so there was no room to walk. There is also not one blade of grass in this park. Had to walk the dog outside of the park each time. Every time our friends dropped us off or picked us up the maintenance man fussed over their car being there. He was very rude but the lady at the front desk was nice. This park is right beside the interstate and extremely noisy!

Cool Spot

Stayed here for spring break. Nice park, clean, great managers, close to SB. It's a bit tight for big rigs but other than that not a D place to stay. It's close to downtown and the beach. Noisy? Not really but than again I sleep like a rock.

Noisy Noisy Noisy

The freeway noise was tolerable but the first night someone in the park, at 2:30 am, decided to open and close their undercarriage bay doors several times!! Slam, slam, slam!! The second night, at midnight, kids playing, yelling, dropping F-bombs, not sure if they were the same people or not, but really...have some consideration for other people in the park! The park managers super, super nice. Very friendly and helpful. Not too many RV parks in Santa Barbara so can't be too picky. :0)

Santa Barbara Home Base.

Sunrise RV park was nice little place to go experience Santa Barbara. It is a little tight and the spots are tiny but mostly pull through, so not too hard to get in and out. It is only a few miles to the beach and State St. areas, so it is a great park for home base to Santa Barbara.

Love Camping

Sept 2014 . We stayed here for two nights and enjoyed Santa Barbara. I would stay here again.

Great Access To Santa Barbara

This is a great place to stay if you just need a home base to explore Santa Barbara. It is right on the other side of the highway sound wall and the highway noise is not that bad. You can see the mountains from some spots but otherwise this isn't a scenic destination on its own. You will need a car (or Uber) to get to anything in SB like beaches or downtown. Spots are good size and easy to get into. Wifi is decent (18 Down / 2.5 Up) and cell reception is great (5 bars LTE on AT&T). It's pricey but it's also in an expensive area so I doubt the owners have much choice on the daily rates to run the business.